04-26-2025, 11:22 AM
What happens if an old radio collector gets an old gramophone for restoration? A collector of old radios also becomes a gramophone collector. 
When I received this gramophone for restoration from a friend, I realized that I also want one. 
Ok, I'll look for it. 
Old Brunswick 200 gramophone.
USA / Canada 1920
Old console gramophone Brunswick 200. USA 1920
First test start after repair. Despite the fact that the restoration is not yet complete and the automatic brake for stopping the disc has not even been repaired - the first test was conducted to assess the overall operation of all the gramophone mechanisms. I was satisfied with the test results
[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6eEaef70qY]
When I received this gramophone for restoration from a friend, I realized that I also want one. Ok, I'll look for it. Old Brunswick 200 gramophone.
USA / Canada 1920
Old console gramophone Brunswick 200. USA 1920
First test start after repair. Despite the fact that the restoration is not yet complete and the automatic brake for stopping the disc has not even been repaired - the first test was conducted to assess the overall operation of all the gramophone mechanisms. I was satisfied with the test results
[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6eEaef70qY]
Old tube radios and gramophones museum TV channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/RadioSvit
Sincerely Peter
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