COLUMBIA DISC GRAPHOPHONE, TYPE "BI," WITH SOLID OAK HORN, 1909

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COLUMBIA DISC GRAPHOPHONE, TYPE "BI," WITH SOLID OAK HORN, 1909
Advertisement for children’s educational and entertaining novelties display in the Frederick Loeser & Co store. Illustration of girl with an Easter bonnet. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, NY) April 8, 1898
The Onlooker, Foley, Alabama, June 30, 1915
When you spend five years looking for one that still works and it FINALLY arrives!! 110 years old and still making music!
The Disc Graphophone, c. 1906, from the collection of the Chemung County Historical Society
This new invention was the talk of Princeton in 1894. A graphophone was an improvement over the phonograph Thomas Edison had invented because it allowed for longer recordings, among other things.
columbia graphophone 1899 by Al Q