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An early National Band Portable gramophone circa 1925/6

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A restored early National Band Portable Gramophone circa Mid 1920s covered in stitched crocodile effect hide, Faux white marble/pearl motorboard ,playing "Poor Little Angeline " Jay Wilber & His Band, Rex record 8764-B. plus early 1930s National Band portable with later decal & green faux marble /pearl motor board , also supplied in red & blue marble effect boards , made by Thompson, Butcher & Diamond musical instrument makers & suppliers Clerkenwell London .

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@tiga4180 2 месяца назад

Interesting pair of machines. Some features appear to be borrowed from the HMV 101, tho' the deck has a Collaro look.

@fitang1 2 месяца назад

the early one does have a collaro motor the early 30s machine fitted with garrard deck big differance in price between these & HMV 101 were £8.10 s for coloured portables & £11 for the leather covered one , the nat bands were £3.10S for single spring motor & £4 for 2 spring 😁

@tiga4180 2 месяца назад

@@fitang1 Quite a price difference. HMV had some serious competition. Thanks for info on decks & motors.

@fitang1 2 месяца назад

@@tiga4180 Yep especially when you concider the average wage then was arounf £2.50 a week !?

@AlbertBenajam-ww1db Месяц назад

Good performance from a cheap machine, getting 65% performance, at less than 30% of price.

@fitang1 Месяц назад

@@AlbertBenajam-ww1db Yep was quite surprised at the sound quality from these ,price of these new was around £4 whereas a HMV 101 would have set you back £8 for coloured rexine covered case