- Brunswick Phonograph History
- Value Of Brunswick Phonographs
- Brunswick York Phonograph
- Antique Brunswick Phonograph For Sale
Brunswick Phonographs and Records - Description Brunswick, best known for its billiard tables, pianos, and recreation equipment, made phonographs from 1916 to 1930. Brunswick Phonographs and Records. Based on a review of current recorded and documented sales of similar items in the past year and your description, the current market value is estimated to be from $300 to $500 for an upright like yours. Brunswick phonographs were made by Brunswick Balke-Collender Co of Chicago. If anybody knows anything about this model or, knows of a website that talks about Brunswick phonographs I would appreciate it very much. Last edited by aface4radio on Nov Fri 30, 2007 8:51 pm, edited 1 time in total. Brunswick-Radiolas In 1924, Brunswick scooped the other major phonograph manufacturers by striking an agreement with RCA for the supply of radio chassis for a line of Radio-Phonographs. Brunswick was at least full year ahead of its major competition.
Brunswick Phonograph History
Date Made
Value Of Brunswick Phonographs
1920-1930
Creators
Place of Creation
Location
Tomb of the conqueror ffxv. Not on exhibit to the public. Workforce xlt cat 23 parts manual.
Object ID
2014.0.17.46
Amedee Couesnon went into partnership with his father-in-law Pierre Gautrot. 1888 Now Couesnon & Cie at 94 rue d'Angouleme, Paris 1900 Couesnon wins an award at the Paris Exposition and adds this in a banner at the top of the inscription. Any banner with an earlier date would reference other awards and would date to before 1900. Couesnon flugelhorn serial numbers.
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
Material
Brass (Alloy)
Felt (Textile)
Nickel (Metal)
Steel (Alloy)
Textile
Wood (Plant material)
Dimensions
Height: 46 in
Creators
Place of Creation
Location
Tomb of the conqueror ffxv. Not on exhibit to the public. Workforce xlt cat 23 parts manual.
Object ID
2014.0.17.46
Amedee Couesnon went into partnership with his father-in-law Pierre Gautrot. 1888 Now Couesnon & Cie at 94 rue d'Angouleme, Paris 1900 Couesnon wins an award at the Paris Exposition and adds this in a banner at the top of the inscription. Any banner with an earlier date would reference other awards and would date to before 1900. Couesnon flugelhorn serial numbers.
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
Material
Brass (Alloy)
Felt (Textile)
Nickel (Metal)
Steel (Alloy)
Textile
Wood (Plant material)
Dimensions
Height: 46 in
Width: 21 in
Length: 19 in
Inscriptions
lid, interior:BrunswickThe Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.plaque, interior:The BrunswickModel 110M225597[patent information; illegible]
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Learn More'There was no letup in the flood of new companies during 1917, and Toronto continued as the phonograph distribution capital. That year marked the debut in Canada of one of the great names in the industry. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company of Canada Limited opened a large factory and introduced the Brunswick phonograph ('not as an interesting mechanical achievement, but as a musical instrument') at the Canadian National Exhibition in its 'All Phonographs in One' exhibit, where a million visitors were reported to have looked over the new entry. Although most of its plant was geared to manufacturing phonographs, the company announced that records would soon be on the way. Brunswick's first distributor was the Musical Merchandise Sales Co. at 80 York Street.'
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This machine was for sale at an outdoor antique show May 2009, southern Ontario (photos by KW):
On the Brantola page Betty Pratt noted the following for 'Frank Stanley': 'Wayne Kelly's book, Downright Upright, p. 120 says that Stanley took over the Cecilian Piano Co. in 1922, but then went out of business two years later when Mason & Risch bought out their stock. I have an address for Stanley Piano factory at 121-135 De Grassi St., and store at 14 Temperance St., Toronto on an illustrated pamphlet.
Brunswick York Phonograph
Another letterhead from Frank Stanley Oct. 1920, says they are agents for Brunswick Phonographs and Records at 241 Yonge St. 'Antique Brunswick Phonograph For Sale
