Sold Antique Musical Devices

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  Sold Antique Gramophones

  In this section you will find our archive of sold gramophones, a historical collection of antique gramophones, gramophone players, mechanical sound reproducers and related accessories that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, museums, libraries and spaces dedicated to the history of music and recorded sound.

  Sold Gramophones and Historical Archive of Antique Gramophones

  Over the years, our gallery has handled horn gramophones, trumpet gramophones, tabletop gramophones, suitcase gramophones, portable models and pieces by historic makers such as La Voz de Su Amo (His Master's Voice), Victor, Columbia, Odeon and Pathé. Many of these machines retained their original mechanisms, horns, soundboxes, turntables, cranks, cases or makers' plates, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
  
  

  This archive allows visitors to discover the evolution of music reproduction, from the first mechanical gramophones to the models that popularised the listening of 78 rpm shellac records during the first half of the twentieth century. Each machine reflects an important stage in the history of recorded sound and domestic music.
  
  

  This archive should be regarded as a historical catalogue of sold gramophones rather than an active sales section. If you would like to browse the pieces currently available, please visit our antique gramophones for sale, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.

  Historical Archive of Sold Gramophones

  The gramophones preserved in this archive allow collectors and researchers to compare manufacturers, models, reproduction systems, materials and mechanical solutions that shaped the evolution of recorded sound for more than a century. They provide a valuable reference for collectors, musicologists, researchers and enthusiasts of mechanical music.
  
  

  If any of the gramophones included in this archive serves as a reference for a future acquisition, please feel free to contact us. We will be pleased to let you know whether we have a similar model available or notify you when a related antique gramophone is added to our catalogue.

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  Sold Antique Phonographs

  In this section you will find our archive of sold antique phonographs, a historical collection featuring cylinder phonographs, horns, reproducers and accessories related to the earliest years of recorded sound. These pieces were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, museums, libraries and institutions dedicated to the history of music and sound reproduction.

  Sold Phonographs and Historical Archive of Antique Phonographs

  Over the years, our gallery has included Edison, Columbia, Pathé and other historic cylinder phonographs. Many of these machines retained their original mechanisms, horns, reproducers, mandrels, wooden cabinets, wax cylinders and maker's plates, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
  
  

  This archive allows visitors to explore the evolution of the first sound recording and playback systems, from the cylinder phonographs developed in the late nineteenth century to the models that preceded disc gramophones. Each machine represents an important chapter in the history of recorded music and audio technology.
  
  

  This section serves as a historical archive of sold phonographs rather than an active sales catalogue. If you would like to see the pieces currently available, please visit our antique phonographs for sale section, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.

  Historical Archive of Sold Phonographs

  The phonographs preserved in this archive allow collectors and researchers to compare manufacturers, models, mechanisms, horns, playback systems and materials that shaped the birth of recorded sound. They provide an excellent reference for collectors, music historians, researchers and enthusiasts of mechanical music and technical antiques.
  
  

  If any of the phonographs featured in this archive matches what you are looking for, please contact us. We will be pleased to let you know if we have a similar model available or notify you when a comparable antique phonograph is added to our catalogue.

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  Sold Antique Music Boxes

  In this section you will find our archive of sold antique music boxes, a historical collection featuring cylinder music boxes, disc music boxes, pneumatic music boxes, barrel organs, musical automata and other mechanical music devices that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, museums and institutions dedicated to the history of mechanical music.

  Sold Music Boxes and Historical Archive of Antique Music Boxes

  Over the years, our gallery has included Swiss music boxes, Reuge models and other historic makers, as well as cylinder music boxes, disc music boxes, barrel organs and mechanical musical devices from different periods. Many of these pieces retained their original cylinders or discs, steel combs, wooden cases, marquetry, maker's labels and well-preserved mechanisms, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
  
  

  This archive allows visitors to explore the evolution of mechanical music, from the earliest cylinder music boxes to interchangeable disc models, barrel organs and musical automata. Each piece represents an important stage in the history of automatic music reproduction and stands as an excellent example of the remarkable craftsmanship behind these ingenious mechanisms.
  
  

  This section serves as a historical archive of sold music boxes rather than an active sales catalogue. If you would like to see the pieces currently available, please visit our antique music boxes for sale section, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.

  Historical Archive of Sold Music Boxes

  The music boxes preserved in this archive allow collectors to compare makers, models, musical systems, mechanisms, materials and decorative features that shaped the history of mechanical music between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries. They provide an excellent reference for collectors, researchers, restorers and enthusiasts of antique musical instruments.
  
  

  If any of the music boxes featured in this archive matches what you are looking for, please contact us. We will be pleased to let you know if we have a similar model available or notify you when a comparable antique music box is added to our catalogue.

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  Sold Antique Radios

  In this section you will find our archive of sold antique radios, a historical collection featuring valve radios, crystal radios, transistor radios, wooden radios, Bakelite radios and other historic receivers that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, museums and institutions dedicated to the history of broadcasting and communications.

  Sold Radios and Historical Archive of Antique Radios

  Over the years, our gallery has included radios by Philips, Philco, Loewe, Grundig, Saba, Telefunken, Blaupunkt, Zenith and other historic manufacturers. Many of these pieces retained their original cabinets, dials, knobs, valves, speaker grilles, maker's plates and period components, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
  
  

  This archive allows visitors to explore the evolution of radio, from the earliest crystal receivers to valve radios and the transistor models that shaped the second half of the twentieth century. Each set represents an important stage in the history of communication, entertainment and broadcasting.
  
  

  This section serves as a historical archive of sold radios rather than an active sales catalogue. If you would like to see the pieces currently available, please visit our antique radios for sale section, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.

  Historical Archive of Sold Radios

  The radios preserved in this archive allow collectors to compare manufacturers, models, technologies, materials and designs that shaped the evolution of radio broadcasting throughout the twentieth century. They provide an excellent reference for collectors, restorers, researchers and enthusiasts of communications and technology history.
  
  

  If any of the radios featured in this archive matches what you are looking for, please contact us. We will be pleased to let you know if we have a similar model available or notify you when a comparable antique radio is added to our catalogue.

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  Sold Antique Record Players

  In this section you will find our archive of sold antique record players, a historical collection featuring electric record players, vintage turntables, valve record players, portable models, suitcase record players and other devices related to the history of vinyl that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, music studios, museums and spaces dedicated to the history of sound.

  Sold Record Players and Historical Archive of Antique Turntables

  Over the years, our gallery has included record players by Philips, RCA, Thorens, Schneider and other historic manufacturers connected with twentieth-century music reproduction. Many of these machines retained their platters, tonearms, cartridges, lids, speakers, valve amplifiers, original cases or period components, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
  
  

  This archive allows visitors to explore the evolution of the record player, from the first electric models to high-fidelity turntables and portable devices that accompanied the spread of vinyl during the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Each piece represents an important stage in the history of recorded music, domestic audio and vintage design.
  
  

  This section serves as a historical archive of sold record players rather than an active sales catalogue. If you would like to see the pieces currently available, please visit our antique record players for sale section, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.

  Historical Archive of Sold Record Players

  The record players preserved in this archive allow collectors to compare manufacturers, models, reproduction systems, materials, designs and technical solutions that shaped the evolution of vinyl and domestic audio throughout the twentieth century. They provide an excellent reference for collectors, music lovers, restorers and researchers of sound history.
  
  

  If any of the record players featured in this archive matches what you are looking for, please contact us. We will be pleased to let you know if we have a similar model available or notify you when a comparable antique record player is added to our catalogue.

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  Sold Gramophone Needles

  In this section you will find our archive of sold gramophone needles, a historical collection featuring loud tone, medium tone and soft tone needles, as well as antique needle tins and other original accessories that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, museums and collections dedicated to gramophones and mechanical music.

  Sold Gramophone Needles and Historical Archive of Antique Needles

  Over the years, our gallery has included original needles and tins by historic brands such as His Master's Voice, Songster, Marshall, Decca and other manufacturers associated with the golden age of gramophones and 78 rpm shellac records. Many of these pieces retained their original labels, graphic designs, colours, typography and even part of their original contents, significantly increasing their historical and collectible value.
  
  

  This archive allows visitors to explore the evolution of gramophone needles and discover the different tone grades, manufacturers and packaging used during the early decades of the twentieth century. Each tin represents a valuable testimony to the history of mechanical sound reproduction and the accessories that made it possible to enjoy antique records.
  
  

  This section serves as a historical archive of sold gramophone needles rather than an active sales catalogue. If you would like to see the pieces currently available, please visit our gramophone needles for sale section, where we regularly add carefully selected examples.

  Historical Archive of Sold Gramophone Needles

  The needles and tins preserved in this archive allow collectors to compare manufacturers, tone grades, packaging, designs and commercial solutions that accompanied the evolution of the gramophone throughout the twentieth century. They provide an excellent reference for collectors, restorers, researchers and enthusiasts of mechanical music.
  
  

  If any of the needles or tins featured in this archive matches what you are looking for, please contact us. We will be pleased to let you know if we have a similar item available or notify you when comparable gramophone needles are added to our catalogue.

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  Sold Phonograph Cylinders

  In this section you will find our archive of sold phonograph cylinders, a historical collection formed by 2-minute wax cylinders, 4-minute cylinders, Edison cylinders, Columbia cylinders, Pathé cylinders and other antique cylinders that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, museums and specialised collections of phonographs and mechanical music.

  Sold phonograph cylinders and historical archive of antique cylinders

  Over the years, our gallery has handled original cylinders from different manufacturers and historical repertoires. Many of them retained their original boxes, labels, catalogue references and content identification, significantly increasing their historical, documentary and collectible interest.
  
  

  This archive allows visitors to discover the evolution of phonograph cylinders and learn about the different formats, manufacturers and recordings used during the early years of sound reproduction. Each cylinder is a valuable testimony to the history of recorded sound and the first commercial systems of musical reproduction.
  
  

  This archive constitutes a historical catalogue of sold phonograph cylinders and not an active sales section. If you would like to see the pieces currently available, you can visit our phonograph cylinders for sale section, where we regularly add carefully selected new examples.

  Historical archive of sold phonograph cylinders

  The cylinders preserved in this archive allow collectors to compare manufacturers, formats, repertoires, materials and recording systems that marked the evolution of the phonograph during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. They are an excellent reference for collectors, restorers, researchers and enthusiasts of the history of mechanical music and recorded sound.
  
  

  If any of the cylinders included in this archive serves as a reference for a future acquisition, please contact us. We will be pleased to let you know if we have a similar example available or notify you when related phonograph cylinders are added to our catalogue.

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  Sold Gramophone Records

  In this section you will find our archive of sold gramophone records, a historical collection of 78 rpm shellac, stone or slate records that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, musical archives and collections dedicated to gramophones, mechanical music and the history of recorded sound.

  Sold gramophone records and historical archive of 78 rpm records

  Over the years, our gallery has handled antique records featuring classical music, opera, zarzuela, jazz, popular songs, tangos, pasodobles, waltzes, fox-trots, marches and historic voices from the first decades of the twentieth century. Many retained their original labels, catalogue references, period sleeves and identification of performers and works, significantly increasing their historical, musical and collectible interest.
  
  

  This archive makes it possible to discover the variety of recordings preserved on antique 78 rpm records and to learn about the record companies, performers and genres that marked the early years of the recording industry. Each record is a direct testimony to the way music was listened to and distributed before the expansion of vinyl and modern reproduction systems.
  
  

  This archive constitutes a historical catalogue of sold gramophone records and not an active sales section. If you would like to see the examples currently available, you can visit our gramophone records for sale section, where we regularly add carefully selected new records.

  Historical archive of sold gramophone records

  The records preserved in this archive make it possible to compare record companies, performers, repertoires, labels, formats and recordings that marked the evolution of sound during the first half of the twentieth century. They are a valuable reference for collectors, musicologists, researchers and enthusiasts of gramophones and historical recordings.
  
  

  If any of the records included in this archive serves as a reference for a future acquisition, please contact us. We will be pleased to let you know whether we have a similar example available or notify you when related gramophone records are added to our catalogue.

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  Sold Vinyl Records

  In this section you will find our archive of sold vinyl records, a historical collection made up of LPs, singles, maxi-singles, picture discs, limited editions and 33 and 45 rpm records that were previously available at Antiguedades.es and are now part of private collections, music archives and collections dedicated to the history of music and recorded sound.

  Sold vinyl records and historical archive of collectible vinyl records

  Over the years, our gallery has handled vinyl records by different artists, genres and record labels. Many of them retained their original covers, inner sleeves, inserts, posters, labels and other original elements, significantly increasing their historical, musical and collectible interest.
  
  

  This archive makes it possible to discover the evolution of vinyl records and learn about the different formats, editions, artists and repertoires that marked the music industry during the second half of the twentieth century. Each record is a valuable testimony to the history of recorded music and the evolution of vinyl as a sound carrier and collectible object.
  
  

  This archive constitutes a historical catalogue of sold vinyl records and not an active sales section. If you would like to see the examples currently available, you can visit our collectible vinyl records for sale section, where we regularly add carefully selected new records.

  Historical archive of sold vinyl records

  The records preserved in this archive make it possible to compare artists, record labels, formats, editions, covers and repertoires that marked the evolution of recorded music during the second half of the twentieth century. They are a valuable reference for collectors, musicologists, researchers and enthusiasts of vinyl and the history of music.
  
  

  If any of the records included in this archive serves as a reference for a future acquisition, please contact us. We will be pleased to let you know whether we have a similar example available or notify you when related vinyl records are added to our catalogue.