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Saxymojo
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This gramophone belongs to my partner, she loves it. They are very rare and hard to find, they were made in the UK around 1923 by Andia Yrarrazaval.
It has a 10" turntable and the cabinet measures Height 48 cm Depth 30 cm width 38 cm, it has a two spring wind up motor.
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what a wonderful item, would love one
It is really cool, plays well too. I have seen a couple different models of this, I don't think there were many, we would like to get them too. : )
AWESOME! Is the Buddha the speaker?? That is the most awesome thing EVER!
I wish you'd post a vid of it playing! I'd love to hear it, and see it work.
Incredibly fabulous - I am so jealous!
Hi, Yes Buddha is the speaker, he sound pretty good too. see YouTube, Gypsymojo is my name there.
That is beyond cool