Polydor-Electrola - Polyfar 78 rpm gramophone player





Catawiki Buyer Protection
Your payment’s safe with us until you receive your object.View details
Trustpilot 4.4 | 139647 reviews
Rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
Polydor-Electrola portable gramophone from circa 1929, Polyfar model, with original Polydor Mica soundbox, mechanical spring motor with crank, adjustable speed including 78 rpm, automatic stop, green case, about 10 kg, includes several 78 rpm records; condition varies and it is tested and functional.
Description from the seller
Antique Polydor suitcase gramophone ca. 1929 – green – working/original
Beautiful old Polydor portable gramophone, probably from around 1929/early 1930s.
The gramophone has the original Polydor mechanism and a POLYDOR MICA soundbox. Suitable for old 78 rpm shellac records.
The green case and components are in used, authentic condition with the normal signs of wear and aging that come with a piece nearly 100 years old.
Features:
* Polydor / Deutsche Grammophon
* Probably ca. 1929–early 1930s
* Original POLYDOR MICA soundbox
* Mechanical spring motor with crank
* Variable speed, including 78 rpm
* Automatic stop
* Green case version
* Dimensions approx. 40 × 30 cm
* Includes several 78 rpm records
I have not been able to find the exact model number. Based on the design and components, it is a Polydor suitcase gramophone from this period; possibly from the Gramola series.
Given its age, it shows visible signs of wear. The soundbox has lacquer loss among other issues.
Antique Polydor suitcase gramophone ca. 1929 – green – working/original
Beautiful old Polydor portable gramophone, probably from around 1929/early 1930s.
The gramophone has the original Polydor mechanism and a POLYDOR MICA soundbox. Suitable for old 78 rpm shellac records.
The green case and components are in used, authentic condition with the normal signs of wear and aging that come with a piece nearly 100 years old.
Features:
* Polydor / Deutsche Grammophon
* Probably ca. 1929–early 1930s
* Original POLYDOR MICA soundbox
* Mechanical spring motor with crank
* Variable speed, including 78 rpm
* Automatic stop
* Green case version
* Dimensions approx. 40 × 30 cm
* Includes several 78 rpm records
I have not been able to find the exact model number. Based on the design and components, it is a Polydor suitcase gramophone from this period; possibly from the Gramola series.
Given its age, it shows visible signs of wear. The soundbox has lacquer loss among other issues.

