Estate auctionTabletop horn gramophone, described by the seller as an original, in a square dark-stained wood case, with a painted tin petal horn (cream with red-shaded edges and black pinstripes) and a bag of loose brass fittings (tone arm, horn elbow) with a soundbox marked 'Exportation Trade-Mark ... Made for all countries'; no maker's name or plate is visible. The green turntable felt is moth-eaten with rust showing, the horn has paint chips, and the crank handle is not shown; not assembled, wound or played. Includes about a dozen 78 rpm records (one appears broken), among them HMV Victor 'Tenting on the Old Camp Ground' (Haydn Quartet) and Guardsman No. 475 'Hearts of Oak and God Save the King'. Sold as-is; see photos.
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