Antique Record Player Parts
December 12th, 2007
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Antique Record Player Parts
What is a "38s Player"? An antique gramophone or phonograph? English version? See details, please?
I am not concerned with "78" records, this is different.
What are the "38s Players" and when were they used?
Please send links to pictures of them if possible.
Also, I was wondering, would it have been possible (if a 38s Player is what I think it is) to separate the "wooden box part" from the rest of the player in order to store things in the box?
What kinds of these players might have existed in England, especially?
Thank you!
maybe a "dictaphone" for taking down voice?
I just saw a website for a modern dictaphone that records "approximately 38 minutes." It's possible that this might have been referred to as a "38s player". I wonder if the ideas and time periods were confused?
I have been a collector for years and you got me stumped,16 is the only other speed I know of other than 33, 45 ,78
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A Record Player $24.99 A Record Player - Photographic Print |
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First Long Player Record $8.99 First Long Player Record |
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TV and Record Player $39.99 TV and Record Player - Giclee Print |
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Lunastrella Record Player $7.99 John Golden Lunastrella Record Player - Art Print |
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Child Playing a Record Player $34.99 English School Child Playing a Record Player - Giclee Print |
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1960's Portable Record Player $19.99 1960's Portable Record Player - Premium Poster |
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Fisher Price Record Player $39.98 First introduced in 1971, the Fisher-Price Music Box Record Player has brought music to children's ears for generations. Place one of the five double sided records on the turntable, wind it up and place the needle on the record to hear the classic music box rendition of ten timeless melodies. The records store conveniently inside the record player and the carry handle allows children to take it on the go. NOTE: Requires 3 AA Batteries. Not included. Type: Sets Gender: Unisex Age: Toddler,Child,Teen,Adult |
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