Object. His Masters Voice Record. 78 RPM recording of Open Road & Love Can Be Dreamed from The Gypsy Baron. Performed by John Charles Thomas with victor Symphony Orchestra conducted by Frank Tours.audio-visual technology, audio appliances, 78 rpm record, gertrude perry collection, his masters voice record

Red "His Master's Voice" record label, Side A: Ave Maria, Side B: On Wings of SongDB 283 The Gramophone Co. Ltd.

Original paper record cover for 'His Master's Voice' phonograph record, reference number 6035.

Record cleaner, consisting of a wooden top with carpet like fabric for cleaning records; the label states "Buy 'His Master's Voice', Instruments and Records, 'The quality line". Trademarked "Gramophone" & "His Master's Voice".

.1) Black gramophone disk by Regal made in England. Recording is of Departure of the Australian Troops for the Front. Descriptive (28378) G.6883. Disk is adhered to chipboard backing. .2) Brown paper record cover by His Masters Voice. Gramaphones & Records one side advertising Weber's Invitation to the Waltz record. Other side Three Vital Qualities. Cover has hole in centre to show record description.record, gramophone, troops, departing

In this example, nineteen 33-speed gramophone records are needed for a single title. Labelled with His Master's Voice, and recorded solely for the use of the blind by the Sound Recording Committee by Arthur Bush, they were dispatched via post to members who were in possession of commercial record players. Australian blindness agencies were purchasing overseas titles to expand their libraries for a growing number of users.19 vinyl records :12 in., 33-speed ;in paper sleeves, Reference number JG5433-JG5451audio books, royal national institute for the blind

These gramophone needles were manufactured by The Gramophone Company Limited for use in gramophones that had an arm in which to insert a needle to play an old shellac record. The Gramophone Company was an early recording company based in the United Kingdom and was the parent organization for the His Master’s Voice label of recording devices. The company was founded in 1897 and merged in 1931 with another company to form E.M.I. (Electric and Musical Industries) but the name The Gramophone Company continued in Britain until the 1970s. Gramophones were a popular household item from the late 19th century until the mid 20th century when more sophisticated recording and playing devices were invented. These gramophone needles is of some interest as an example of entertainment devices of the past. It will be useful for display. .1This is a metal box with a lid containing an image of a dog and a phonograph (‘His Master’s Voice’) painted in white and brown on a dark blue background. Inside the tin are about 150 metal gramophone needles, most of them being a little rusted. The needles are covered with a sheet of brown paper with yellow printing. The tin itself is rusted and the printing is discoloured. There is a paper sticker on the back of the box with an early catalogue number (almost obliterated). .2 Small rectangular plastic container with picture of white polar bear with blue background. It contains approximately 30 needles which have red ends and silver points. .3 small plastic bag with a number of needles..1 Front of box: ‘His Master’s Voice, Extra Loud Tone’ Back of box: Approximately 200 English gramophone needles manufactured by The Gramophone Company Limited, Sydney, Australia’. Inside: ‘Use each point once only’ (printed twice). .2 50 semi- permanent needles on front of box. On bottom Made in Germany. gramophone needles, warrnambool, e.m.i., electric and musical industries

Gramophone needles (stylus) used in gramophones which played 78 rpm shellac records. Tin has the His Masters Voice dog on lid.Metal box containing brass gramophone needles"His Master's Voice" Loud tone English gramophone needles, manufactured for the Gramophone Company Limited, Sydney N. S. W.his masters voice, styluses (audio), gramophone needles

An analog sound medium. Played on a phonograph / gramaphone / turntable / record player. They play for 10 to 30 minutes per side. Made from shellac in the 1940s until 1948, then made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Single is 45 rpm, 12 inch is 33 and a third rev per minute, (LP) is long playing = 'album'. Late 1950s introduction of stereo phonic sound on commercial discs. His Masters Voice (HMV) is a British Record Compamny created in 1901. In 1961 EMI converted the HMV label into an exclusive classical music label. HMV has a logo of a dog listening to music.The record collection is understood to have been held by a local school in the Kiewa Valley possibly Mt Beauty or Bogong primary schools.Flat black disc with an inscribed, modulated spiral groove starting at the outside edge. Made from shellac - rotational speed of 78 revs per minute, 33 and a third rpm (largest) or 45 rpm (smallest). The collection consists of about 50 records including children's and adult's some with cardboard covers. Many of the adult records have the HMV label. Record stand has a rectangular base with padded wire stretching from one side to the other and placed a short distance away enabling the records to be stored vertically and safely so as not to be scratched or bent.vinyl records, children's music, classical music, his masters voice

30cm in diametre black vinyl record.Phonograph record with red "His Master's Voice" label. Side A: Hungarian Rhapsody, No 2, Part 1. Side B: Hungarian Rhapsody, No 2, Conclusion. Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra. Cat. No: D B 3086

Black Shellac phonograph record with red His Master's Voice label. Artist: Toti Dal Monte - Soprano"His Masters Voice" Cat. No. DA 698

Phonograph record, A side: Massa's in de cold, cold ground, B side: Old Dark Joe. Efrem ZimbalistRed label "HIs Masters Voice" Cat. No. Da 493

Phonograph record with red His Master's Voice label. Side A: Sans Souci. Side B: Tik Tak Polka. Performed by the Boston Promenade Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fiedler.CAT. E.A. 3751

Phonograph record with red "Capitol" label, with "His Master's Voice" cover. Side A: Adios, Side B: La Cumparista. Played by Les Baxter and his Orchestra.Reference number CP104 MX 45241 - 68951

Phonograph record, black shellac, no cover, pink "His Master's Voice" label. Side A: The Touch of Your Hand & Various Other Songs. Side B: I've Told Every Little Star & Various Other Songs. Performed by the Light Orchestra Company - Leonard Joy.Cat. No. E B 131

Phonograph record, black shellac with red His Masters Voice label. Fantasia on Melodies of Johann Strauss (Weber). Artists: Marek Weber and his Orchestra.Cat. No C 2189

Phonograph record, black shellac with an orange "His Master's Voice" label. A&B sides: Cavalcade of Famous Artists.Reference Number D.B. 2455

Phonograph record, black shellac with red "His Master's Voice" label. A&B sides: Primrose Selection Part 1 & Part 2. Artist: Mayfair Orchestra.Cat. No. C 1180

Phonograph record cover, beige with promotion for His Master's Voice new model gramophones printed on both sides.

Phonograph record with red "His Master's Voice" label. In a "Columbia" record sleeve. Side A: The Bandolero (Stuart), sung by Mr. Peter Dawson Side B: So We'll Go No More A-Roving sung by Mr. Gervase ElwesC459

Phonograph record with red 'His Master's Voice' label; Side 1: 'Morning Papers', Side 2: 'Du Und Du' - Marek Weber and his Orchestra

Phonograph record with red 'His Master's Voice' label; 'Song of the Volga Boatmen' (arranged Chaliapin & Koenemann) and 'The Prophet', op.49 (Rimsky-Korsakov); Feodor Chaliapin - sung in Russian; Cat. DB 105

Phonograph record with red 'His Master's Voice' label; Carnevale in Venezia (Jules Benedict), Parts 1 & 2; Artist: Toti Dal Monte, Soprano, with orchestral accompaniment. Ref.DB821 In original record sleeve

Gramophone record used in the mending room of the Foster Valley Mill.Gramophone record housed in a brown paper sleeve bound in a orange folder with a blue spine. One of a collection of 12 gramophone records housed in the folder.[printed] "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" / TRADE MARK / MANUFACTURED SPECIALLY FOR THE GRAMOPHONE CO LTD, SYDNEY, NSW / BETTER NOT ROLL THOSE BLUE, / BLUE EYES / (At Somebody Else) / Quick Step / (Twomey Goodhart) / JOE LOSS & HIS ORCHESTRA / Dance / Orchestra / (OER713) / Speed 78 / Cat. No. / E.A. / 3104 / CHAPPELLS / SYDNEY / MUST NOT BE USED FOR RADIO / BROADCASTING, NOR PUBLICLY PERFORMED [Hand written on sticker] 51/7 [printed] "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" / TRADE MARK / MANUFACTURED SPECIALLY FOR THE GRAMOPHONE CO LTD, SYDNEY, NSW / YOU RHYME WITH EVERYTHING / THAT'S BEAUTIFUL / Slow Fox Trot / (Stoner-Reisfeld) / JOE LOSS & HIS ORCHESTRA / Dance / Orchestra / (OER719) / Speed 78 / Cat. No. / E.A. / 3104 / CHAPPELLS / SYDNEY / MUST NOT BE USED FOR RADIO / BROADCASTING, NOR PUBLICLY PERFORMEDtextile mills staff, valley worsted mill, gramophone, record, textile mills - staff, his masters voice (hmv), gramophone co ltd, dickson's geelong, music, audio

Collection of Margaret ScarlettFlat, round Bakelite with hole in centre, red sticker in middle. /other side 'Glad Doll' / 'Smiles' or red sticker. Vinyl disc imprinted in 'tracks' for music to be played on gramophone.. 'His Master's Voice'. 78 speed.Polydor - Allan's - 'Smiles' - Crazy Otto.musical instruments, accessories

Collection of Margaret ScarlettFlat, round Bakelite record. Hole in centre. Red sticker in middle - 'His Master's Voice'. 'Dinah' / reverse side 'Love to Whistle' - Fats Waller and his Rhythm . Speed 78Polydor - Allan's (see above)musical instruments, accessories