His Masters Voice - (HMV) Φορητός Γραμμόφωνος – Μοντέλο 102, Τύπος – Μηχανισμός με ελατήριο, Τύπος 794 – περ. 1930 – Γραμμόφωνο
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Φορητός γραμφονογράφος HMV, Τύπος 102 Type 794, γύρω στο 1930, μηχανισμός με ελατήριο, αναπαραγωγή 78 RPM shellac, σε καλή κατάσταση και λειτουργεί, βάρος 6 kg, διαστάσεις 16 x 39,5 x 28 cm, περιλαμβάνει επιπλέον αντικείμενο.
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Original His Master's Voice (HMV) Portable Gramophone – circa 1930s
Offered here is a classic portable suitcase gramophone manufactured by His Master's Voice (HMV), one of the most iconic and respected gramophone brands in the history of recorded music.
This model dates from approximately 1930–1935 and is equipped with the well-known HMV Spring Motor Type 794, a high-quality mechanical motor used in several portable gramophones of the period. These motors are appreciated for their reliability, strong torque and stable rotation speed.
The gramophone features the famous “Nipper” His Master's Voice logo inside the lid, depicting the dog listening to the gramophone horn — one of the most recognizable trademarks in the music industry.
Portable gramophones like this were designed to allow people to take music anywhere, making them extremely popular for travel, picnics and social gatherings during the early 20th century.
Mechanical System
The gramophone is fully mechanical and does not require electricity.
The internal spring motor (Type 794) is wound using the original side crank. Once wound, the motor powers the turntable to play shellac records.
A speed regulator marked “F – S” (Fast / Slow) allows fine adjustment of the rotation speed to match different recordings.
The gramophone is designed for 78 RPM shellac records, the dominant record format of the era.
Condition
The gramophone is in working condition.
The motor winds and the turntable rotates as intended. The tonearm, soundbox and speed control are present and intact. The original crank is included.
The case shows normal signs of age consistent with a vintage portable gramophone but remains in good collectible condition.
Please refer to the photographs as they form an integral part of the description.
Specifications
Brand: His Master's Voice (HMV)
Type: Portable suitcase gramophone
Period: circa 1930–1935
Motor: HMV Spring Motor Type 794
Playback format: 78 RPM shellac records
Features
• Internal acoustic horn
• Mechanical spring motor system
• Speed regulator (Fast / Slow)
• Original crank handle
• Famous HMV “Nipper” logo inside lid
Historical Note
His Master's Voice gramophones are among the most sought-after early record players. Portable models such as this one were widely produced during the 1930s and remain popular among collectors due to their durability, iconic design and historical importance.
Shipping
The gramophone will be carefully packed with protective materials to ensure safe transport.
Original His Master's Voice (HMV) Portable Gramophone – circa 1930s
Offered here is a classic portable suitcase gramophone manufactured by His Master's Voice (HMV), one of the most iconic and respected gramophone brands in the history of recorded music.
This model dates from approximately 1930–1935 and is equipped with the well-known HMV Spring Motor Type 794, a high-quality mechanical motor used in several portable gramophones of the period. These motors are appreciated for their reliability, strong torque and stable rotation speed.
The gramophone features the famous “Nipper” His Master's Voice logo inside the lid, depicting the dog listening to the gramophone horn — one of the most recognizable trademarks in the music industry.
Portable gramophones like this were designed to allow people to take music anywhere, making them extremely popular for travel, picnics and social gatherings during the early 20th century.
Mechanical System
The gramophone is fully mechanical and does not require electricity.
The internal spring motor (Type 794) is wound using the original side crank. Once wound, the motor powers the turntable to play shellac records.
A speed regulator marked “F – S” (Fast / Slow) allows fine adjustment of the rotation speed to match different recordings.
The gramophone is designed for 78 RPM shellac records, the dominant record format of the era.
Condition
The gramophone is in working condition.
The motor winds and the turntable rotates as intended. The tonearm, soundbox and speed control are present and intact. The original crank is included.
The case shows normal signs of age consistent with a vintage portable gramophone but remains in good collectible condition.
Please refer to the photographs as they form an integral part of the description.
Specifications
Brand: His Master's Voice (HMV)
Type: Portable suitcase gramophone
Period: circa 1930–1935
Motor: HMV Spring Motor Type 794
Playback format: 78 RPM shellac records
Features
• Internal acoustic horn
• Mechanical spring motor system
• Speed regulator (Fast / Slow)
• Original crank handle
• Famous HMV “Nipper” logo inside lid
Historical Note
His Master's Voice gramophones are among the most sought-after early record players. Portable models such as this one were widely produced during the 1930s and remain popular among collectors due to their durability, iconic design and historical importance.
Shipping
The gramophone will be carefully packed with protective materials to ensure safe transport.
Λεπτομέρειες
Εποχή
1900-2000
Μάρκα
His Masters Voice
Μοντέλο
(HMV) Portable Gramophone – Model 102 Type – Spring Motor Type 794 – c.1930 –
Multiple models
Όχι
Φυσική κατάσταση
Καλή
Number of objects
1
Includes
+ Επιπλέον αντικείμενο (βλ. περιγραφή)
Βάρος
6 kg
Λειτουργική κατάσταση
Δοκιμάστηκε και λειτουργεί/παίζεται
Height
16 cm
Width
39.5 cm
Depth
28 cm
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