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Harrogate is gorgeous on a sunny day 😍

Harrogate is gorgeous on a sunny day 😍

Victoria Avenue in Harrogate via electric bus

Victoria Avenue in Harrogate via electric bus

Riding the electric bus through a sunny Harrogate

Riding the electric bus through a sunny Harrogate

Riding the electric bus through Harrogate

Riding the electric bus through Harrogate

"Recondita Armonia", Puccini, by Jussi Björling, 1937 Opera Gramophone Record

"Recondita Armonia", Puccini, by Jussi Björling, 1937 Opera Gramophone Record

"La Donna E Mobile", by Jussi Björling, Rigoletto Act3, 1937 Opera Gramophone Record

"La Donna E Mobile", by Jussi Björling, Rigoletto Act3, 1937 Opera Gramophone Record

"La Donna E Mobile (Woman is Fickle)", Rigoletto, by Enrico Caruso, 1933 Opera Gramophone Record

"La Donna E Mobile (Woman is Fickle)", Rigoletto, by Enrico Caruso, 1933 Opera Gramophone Record

"O Sole Mio (My Sunshine)", Enrico Caruso, 1933 Opera Gramophone Record

"O Sole Mio (My Sunshine)", Enrico Caruso, 1933 Opera Gramophone Record

"Non Piangere Liu (Do Not Weep Liu)", by Antonio Cortis, Turnando, Puccini, 1931 Gramophone Record

"Non Piangere Liu (Do Not Weep Liu)", by Antonio Cortis, Turnando, Puccini, 1931 Gramophone Record

A little preview of Caruso to whet your appetite

A little preview of Caruso to whet your appetite

"Nessun Dorma (None Shall Sleep) Act 3", Puccini, by Antonio Cortis 1931 Gramophone Opera Record

"Nessun Dorma (None Shall Sleep) Act 3", Puccini, by Antonio Cortis 1931 Gramophone Opera Record

2011 UK Nissan LEAF TV Commercial

2011 UK Nissan LEAF TV Commercial

What You're Proposing, Status Quo 24th November 2007

What You're Proposing, Status Quo 24th November 2007

Deeper and Down, Status Quo Concert 2007

Deeper and Down, Status Quo Concert 2007

Can you play a Cliff Richard Christmas record on a 100 year old wind up gramophone? hmmm

Can you play a Cliff Richard Christmas record on a 100 year old wind up gramophone? hmmm

"Chiquitita" by ABBA, Half speed mastered 45 rpm vinyl record played on a Dual 505-2 turntable

"Chiquitita" by ABBA, Half speed mastered 45 rpm vinyl record played on a Dual 505-2 turntable

"Christmas Carol Selection Part 2", by Reginald Dixon, Blackpool Organ, Gramophone Record

"Christmas Carol Selection Part 2", by Reginald Dixon, Blackpool Organ, Gramophone Record

"Christmas Carol Selection Part 1", by Reginald Dixon, Blackpool Organ, 1948 Gramophone Record

"Christmas Carol Selection Part 1", by Reginald Dixon, Blackpool Organ, 1948 Gramophone Record

Can you play a Christmas vinyl record on an old Gramophone with a COCKTAIL STICK?

Can you play a Christmas vinyl record on an old Gramophone with a COCKTAIL STICK?

Christmas Melodies by the Fireside, by The Radio Melody Boys, Home for Xmas, 1929 Gramophone Record

Christmas Melodies by the Fireside, by The Radio Melody Boys, Home for Xmas, 1929 Gramophone Record

"Tuxedo Junction" by Gene Krupa, 1940 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Tuxedo Junction" by Gene Krupa, 1940 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Drummin' Man" by Gene Krupa and Orchestra, 1940 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Drummin' Man" by Gene Krupa and Orchestra, 1940 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"It Must Be Jelly" (cause jam don't shake like that), by Wood Herman, 1944 Gramophone Record

"It Must Be Jelly" (cause jam don't shake like that), by Wood Herman, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Perdido (lost)" by Woody Herman and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Perdido (lost)" by Woody Herman and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

Christmas Melodies by the Fireside, by The Radio Melody Boys, Home for Xmas, 1929 Gramophone Record

Christmas Melodies by the Fireside, by The Radio Melody Boys, Home for Xmas, 1929 Gramophone Record

"Tabu", by Artie (Art) Shaw and his Orchestra, 1946 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Tabu", by Artie (Art) Shaw and his Orchestra, 1946 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Opus No 1", by Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, 1945 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Opus No 1", by Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, 1945 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"The Birth of the Blues", by Benny Goodman, Rare 1942 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"The Birth of the Blues", by Benny Goodman, Rare 1942 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Bedford Drive", by Artie (Art) Shaw, 1946 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Bedford Drive", by Artie (Art) Shaw, 1946 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Swing High", by Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, 1945 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Swing High", by Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, 1945 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Caprice XXIV Paganini", by Benny Goodman, 1942 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Caprice XXIV Paganini", by Benny Goodman, 1942 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Holiday for Strings", by David Rose and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Holiday for Strings", by David Rose and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Dance of the Spanish Onion", by David Rose and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Dance of the Spanish Onion", by David Rose and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Cocktails for Two", by Spike Jones and his City Slickers, 1945 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Cocktails for Two", by Spike Jones and his City Slickers, 1945 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Chloe", by Spike Jones and his City Slickers, 1945 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Chloe", by Spike Jones and his City Slickers, 1945 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Royal Flush", by Metronome All Star Band, 1945 Gramophone Record

"Royal Flush", by Metronome All Star Band, 1945 Gramophone Record

"I Got Rhythm", by Metronome All Star Leaders, 1943 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"I Got Rhythm", by Metronome All Star Leaders, 1943 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Bugle Call Rag", by Glenn Miller and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Bugle Call Rag", by Glenn Miller and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Blue skies", by Artie (Art) Shaw and his New Music, 1939 Gramophone Record

"Blue skies", by Artie (Art) Shaw and his New Music, 1939 Gramophone Record

"I Surrender, Dear", by Art (Artie) Shaw and his New Music, 1939 Gramophone Record

"I Surrender, Dear", by Art (Artie) Shaw and his New Music, 1939 Gramophone Record

"Slow Freight", by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Slow Freight", by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Fan it", by Joe Loss and his Orchestra, 1944 original Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Fan it", by Joe Loss and his Orchestra, 1944 original Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"In Pinetop's Footsteps", by Joe Loss and his Orchestra, 1944 mint Gramophone Record

"In Pinetop's Footsteps", by Joe Loss and his Orchestra, 1944 mint Gramophone Record

"Drum Boogie", by Gene Krupa and his Orchestra, 1945 British Gramophone Record

"Drum Boogie", by Gene Krupa and his Orchestra, 1945 British Gramophone Record

"There's No You", by Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, 1945 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"There's No You", by Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, 1945 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"Lambeth Walk", by Ambrose and his Orchestra, 1938 Gramophone Record

"Lambeth Walk", by Ambrose and his Orchestra, 1938 Gramophone Record

"The Big Do", Gene Krupa and his Orchestra, 1945 UK release Gramophone Record

"The Big Do", Gene Krupa and his Orchestra, 1945 UK release Gramophone Record

"The Chestnut Tree", by Ambrose and his Orchestra, 1938 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"The Chestnut Tree", by Ambrose and his Orchestra, 1938 Gramophone Record 78rpm

"On The Sunny Side Of The Street", by Tommy Dorsey and Orchestra, 1945 Gramophone Record

"On The Sunny Side Of The Street", by Tommy Dorsey and Orchestra, 1945 Gramophone Record

"Kalamazoo", by Glenn Miller and Orchestra, 1943 original mint WW2 Gramophone Record

"Kalamazoo", by Glenn Miller and Orchestra, 1943 original mint WW2 Gramophone Record

"Is You Is Or Is You Ain't Ma Baby", by Carl Barriteau and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Is You Is Or Is You Ain't Ma Baby", by Carl Barriteau and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Minor Mood", by Carl Barriteau and Orchestra, 1944 Original Mint Gramophone Record WW2

"Minor Mood", by Carl Barriteau and Orchestra, 1944 Original Mint Gramophone Record WW2

"The Booglie Wooglie Piggy", By Glenn Miller, 1941 original mint and rare Gramophone Record

"The Booglie Wooglie Piggy", By Glenn Miller, 1941 original mint and rare Gramophone Record

"Air Mail Special", by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, 1942 mint original Gramophone Record

"Air Mail Special", by Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, 1942 mint original Gramophone Record

"Boulder Buff", by Glenn Miller, 1941 Original Gramophone Record

"Boulder Buff", by Glenn Miller, 1941 Original Gramophone Record

"Jealousy", by Bill Johnson, 1947 original and mint Gramophone Record

"Jealousy", by Bill Johnson, 1947 original and mint Gramophone Record

"It's Anybody's Spring", by Bing Crosby, 1946 mint condition Gramophone Record

"It's Anybody's Spring", by Bing Crosby, 1946 mint condition Gramophone Record

"Welcome to my Dream", by Bing Crosby, 1946 mint Gramophone Record

"Welcome to my Dream", by Bing Crosby, 1946 mint Gramophone Record

"There I've Said It Again", by Vaughn Monroe and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"There I've Said It Again", by Vaughn Monroe and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Take the 'A' Train" (Fox Trot), by Glenn Miller and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Take the 'A' Train" (Fox Trot), by Glenn Miller and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"The Very Thought of You", by Vaughn Monroe and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"The Very Thought of You", by Vaughn Monroe and Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Slip Horn Jive", by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Slip Horn Jive", by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"I Know Why", by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra, 1941 Gramophone Record

"I Know Why", by Glenn Miller and his Orchestra, 1941 Gramophone Record

"Sugar Blues", by Count Basie and his all American Rhythm Section, 1945 Gramophone Record

"Sugar Blues", by Count Basie and his all American Rhythm Section, 1945 Gramophone Record

"Bugle Blues", by Count Basie and his all American Rhythm Section, 1945 Gramophone Record

"Bugle Blues", by Count Basie and his all American Rhythm Section, 1945 Gramophone Record

"Out of Space", by Glenn Miller and Orchestra, 1940 Gramophone Record

"Out of Space", by Glenn Miller and Orchestra, 1940 Gramophone Record

"It had to be you", by Artie Shaw and his Orchestra, 1939 Gramophone Record

"It had to be you", by Artie Shaw and his Orchestra, 1939 Gramophone Record

"The Carnival of Venice", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1941 Gramophone Record

"The Carnival of Venice", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1941 Gramophone Record

"Trumpet Blues and Cantabile", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1942 Gramophone Record

"Trumpet Blues and Cantabile", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1942 Gramophone Record

"Concerto for Trumpet", by Harry James, 1942 Gramophone Record

"Concerto for Trumpet", by Harry James, 1942 Gramophone Record

"The Flight of the Bumblebee", by Harry James and Orchestra, 1941 Gramophone Record

"The Flight of the Bumblebee", by Harry James and Orchestra, 1941 Gramophone Record

"Two O'Clock Jump", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1945 Original Gramophone Record

"Two O'Clock Jump", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1945 Original Gramophone Record

"It Ain't What You Do (It's the way that cha do it)", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1945 Record

"It Ain't What You Do (It's the way that cha do it)", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1945 Record

"The Minor Goes Muggin'", by Duke Ellington and Tommy Dorsey, 1946 Gramophone Record

"The Minor Goes Muggin'", by Duke Ellington and Tommy Dorsey, 1946 Gramophone Record

"Tonight I Shall Sleep'", by Duke Ellington and Tommy Dorsey, 1946 Gramophone Record

"Tonight I Shall Sleep'", by Duke Ellington and Tommy Dorsey, 1946 Gramophone Record

"I Found A New Baby", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"I Found A New Baby", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Flash", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Flash", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Tuesday at Ten", by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, 1942 Gramophone Record

"Tuesday at Ten", by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, 1942 Gramophone Record

"Air Mile Special", by Benny Goodman & his Orchestra, 1942 Gramophone Record

"Air Mile Special", by Benny Goodman & his Orchestra, 1942 Gramophone Record

"It's true what they say about Dixie", by Al Jolson, 1949 Gramophone Record

"It's true what they say about Dixie", by Al Jolson, 1949 Gramophone Record

"I only have eyes for you", by Al Jolson, 1949 Gramophone Record

"I only have eyes for you", by Al Jolson, 1949 Gramophone Record

"Alice in Wonderland" Part 2, 1941 Gramophone Record

"Alice in Wonderland" Part 2, 1941 Gramophone Record

"Alice in Wonderland" Part 1, 1941 Gramophone Record

"Alice in Wonderland" Part 1, 1941 Gramophone Record

"War Marching Songs", Part2, Debroy Somers Band, 1930 Gramophone Record

"War Marching Songs", Part2, Debroy Somers Band, 1930 Gramophone Record

"War Marching Songs", Part1, Debroy Somers Band, 1930 Gramophone Record

"War Marching Songs", Part1, Debroy Somers Band, 1930 Gramophone Record

"The Swankers, you don't say so", Part 2, 1930 Comedy Sketch, Gramophone Record

"The Swankers, you don't say so", Part 2, 1930 Comedy Sketch, Gramophone Record

"The Swankers, you don't say so", Part 1, 1930 Comedy Sketch, Gramophone Record

"The Swankers, you don't say so", Part 1, 1930 Comedy Sketch, Gramophone Record

Scottish Medley (one step), by Debroy Somers Band, 1928 Gramophone Record

Scottish Medley (one step), by Debroy Somers Band, 1928 Gramophone Record

American Medley (one step), by Debroy Somers Band, 1928 Gramophone Record

American Medley (one step), by Debroy Somers Band, 1928 Gramophone Record

Through the Looking Glass, Part 2, 1941 Gramophone Record

Through the Looking Glass, Part 2, 1941 Gramophone Record

Through the Looking Glass, Part 1, 1941 Gramophone Record

Through the Looking Glass, Part 1, 1941 Gramophone Record

The Merrymakers Carnival Part 2, 1926 Extended Play 12inch / 30cm Gramophone Record 78 rpm

The Merrymakers Carnival Part 2, 1926 Extended Play 12inch / 30cm Gramophone Record 78 rpm

The Merrymakers Carnival Part 1, 1926 Extended Play 12in/30cm Gramophone Record

The Merrymakers Carnival Part 1, 1926 Extended Play 12in/30cm Gramophone Record

We'll Gather Lilacs, sung by Bill Johnson, 1947 Gramophone Record

We'll Gather Lilacs, sung by Bill Johnson, 1947 Gramophone Record

"El Abanico, March", by The Black Diamonds Band, 1912 Gramophone Record

"El Abanico, March", by The Black Diamonds Band, 1912 Gramophone Record

Viva la Jota, Quick March, by The Black Diamonds Band, 1912 Gramophone Record

Viva la Jota, Quick March, by The Black Diamonds Band, 1912 Gramophone Record

"Take me back to Yorkshire", by Harry Fay, 1912 Gramophone Record

"Take me back to Yorkshire", by Harry Fay, 1912 Gramophone Record

"Little Shepherdess of Devon", by Stanley Kirkby, 1913 Gramophone Record

"Little Shepherdess of Devon", by Stanley Kirkby, 1913 Gramophone Record

"There's a Girl in Havana", by Stanley Kirkby, 1913 Gramophone Record

"There's a Girl in Havana", by Stanley Kirkby, 1913 Gramophone Record

Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep, Harry Lauder, 1912 Gramophone Record

Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep, Harry Lauder, 1912 Gramophone Record

It's nice when you love a wee lassie, by Harry Lauder, 1912 Gramophone Record

It's nice when you love a wee lassie, by Harry Lauder, 1912 Gramophone Record

"He was very very kind to me", comic song by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

"He was very very kind to me", comic song by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

The Bounding Bounder, comic song by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

The Bounding Bounder, comic song by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

The Breathless Army, by Randall Jackson, 1913 Gramophone Record

The Breathless Army, by Randall Jackson, 1913 Gramophone Record

A Sergeant of the Line, by Randall Jackson, 1913 Gramophone Record

A Sergeant of the Line, by Randall Jackson, 1913 Gramophone Record

"Just a wee Deoch-an-Doris", sung by Florrie Forde, 1911 Music Hall Gramophone Record

"Just a wee Deoch-an-Doris", sung by Florrie Forde, 1911 Music Hall Gramophone Record

Songs For Little People, Part 2, by Lewis James, Nursery Rhyme Medley, 1928 Gramophone Record

Songs For Little People, Part 2, by Lewis James, Nursery Rhyme Medley, 1928 Gramophone Record

"Take me on the Joy Wheel", sung by Florrie Forde, 1911 Music Hall Gramophone Record

"Take me on the Joy Wheel", sung by Florrie Forde, 1911 Music Hall Gramophone Record

Songs For Little People, Part 1, by Lewis James, Nursery Rhyme Medley, 1928 Gramophone Record

Songs For Little People, Part 1, by Lewis James, Nursery Rhyme Medley, 1928 Gramophone Record

"Doreen" sung by Ernest Pike, 1909 Single Sided Gramophone Record

"Doreen" sung by Ernest Pike, 1909 Single Sided Gramophone Record

"There's a long, long trail" played by The Royal Cremona Orchestra, 1916 Gramophone Record

"There's a long, long trail" played by The Royal Cremona Orchestra, 1916 Gramophone Record

"Meet me tonight in dreamland", by Ernest Pike, 1912 Gramophone Record

"Meet me tonight in dreamland", by Ernest Pike, 1912 Gramophone Record

The Shadows, sung by Ernest Pike, 1912 Gramophone Record

The Shadows, sung by Ernest Pike, 1912 Gramophone Record

"What could be fairer than that", sung by Arthur Cox, 1926 British Gramophone Record

"What could be fairer than that", sung by Arthur Cox, 1926 British Gramophone Record

"The Red White and Blue", by King's Military Band, 1914 Gramophone Record

"The Red White and Blue", by King's Military Band, 1914 Gramophone Record

"Speak tho you only say farewell", sung by Arthur Cox, 1926 Gramophone Record

"Speak tho you only say farewell", sung by Arthur Cox, 1926 Gramophone Record

"Dear old pal of mine" sung by Herbert Payne, 1920 Gramophone Record

"Dear old pal of mine" sung by Herbert Payne, 1920 Gramophone Record

"Your eyes have told me so", sung by Herbert Payne, 1910 Gramophone Record

"Your eyes have told me so", sung by Herbert Payne, 1910 Gramophone Record

"I left my heart in Maryland", sung by Herbert Payne, 1920 Gramophone Record

"I left my heart in Maryland", sung by Herbert Payne, 1920 Gramophone Record

"It's just like being at hame", sung by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

"It's just like being at hame", sung by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

"Dismal Desmond" by Henry Hearty, 1926 Gramophone Record

"Dismal Desmond" by Henry Hearty, 1926 Gramophone Record

"Vesper Bells", sung by Herbert Payne, 1915 Gramophone Record

"Vesper Bells", sung by Herbert Payne, 1915 Gramophone Record

"First time I came up to London", by Tom Foy, 1913 Gramophone Record

"First time I came up to London", by Tom Foy, 1913 Gramophone Record

"Roaming in the Gloaming", by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

"Roaming in the Gloaming", by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

"Doubles" by Henry Hearty, 1926 Gramophone Record

"Doubles" by Henry Hearty, 1926 Gramophone Record

"Live and Learn" by Tom Foy, 1913 Gramophone Record

"Live and Learn" by Tom Foy, 1913 Gramophone Record

"Somebody Knows, Somebody Cares", sung by Herbert Payne, 1915 Gramophone Record

"Somebody Knows, Somebody Cares", sung by Herbert Payne, 1915 Gramophone Record

"Thou'rt Passing Hence", sung by Peter Dawson, 1911 Gramophone Record

"Thou'rt Passing Hence", sung by Peter Dawson, 1911 Gramophone Record

"Lead, Kindly Light", sung by Peter Dawson, 1911 Gramophone Record

"Lead, Kindly Light", sung by Peter Dawson, 1911 Gramophone Record

"That's the reason noo I wear a kilt", by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

"That's the reason noo I wear a kilt", by Harry Lauder, 1911 Gramophone Record

"Sweet Georgia Brown", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Sweet Georgia Brown", by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Ciribiribin" (Pestalozz), by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"Ciribiribin" (Pestalozz), by Harry James and his Orchestra, 1944 Gramophone Record

"There's no you", by Frank Sinatra, original 1945 Gramophone Record

"There's no you", by Frank Sinatra, original 1945 Gramophone Record

"Cradle Song" by Frank Sinatra, 1945 Gramophone Record

"Cradle Song" by Frank Sinatra, 1945 Gramophone Record

"We Parted On the Shore", by Harry Lauder (Scottish Comic), 1911 Gramophone Record

"We Parted On the Shore", by Harry Lauder (Scottish Comic), 1911 Gramophone Record

"Lena - Schottische" by "The International Novelty Quartet", 1927 Gramophone Record

"Lena - Schottische" by "The International Novelty Quartet", 1927 Gramophone Record

Billy Williams, "Since Father Joined The Territorials", 1916 Gramophone Record

Billy Williams, "Since Father Joined The Territorials", 1916 Gramophone Record

"Sergeant of the Line", by The Home Guards Band, 1910 Gramophone Record

"Sergeant of the Line", by The Home Guards Band, 1910 Gramophone Record

Hymn - Onward, Christian Soldiers, sung by A Church Choir, 1911 Gramophone Record

Hymn - Onward, Christian Soldiers, sung by A Church Choir, 1911 Gramophone Record

Billy Williams, "When Father Papered the Parlour", 1916 Gramophone Record

Billy Williams, "When Father Papered the Parlour", 1916 Gramophone Record

"Sweet and Low" Waltz, by The Regal Dance Orchestra, 1921 Gramophone Record

"Sweet and Low" Waltz, by The Regal Dance Orchestra, 1921 Gramophone Record

Hymn - Jesu, Lover of my Soul, sung by A Church Choir, 1911 Gramophone Record

Hymn - Jesu, Lover of my Soul, sung by A Church Choir, 1911 Gramophone Record

"The Gay Hussar March" (Berliner Luft), by The Home Guards Band, 1910 British Gramophone Record

"The Gay Hussar March" (Berliner Luft), by The Home Guards Band, 1910 British Gramophone Record

"Henry VIII" (I'm Henery the Eighth, I Am), by Alf Willis, 1914 Gramophone Record

"Henry VIII" (I'm Henery the Eighth, I Am), by Alf Willis, 1914 Gramophone Record

"Tuxedo Junction", by The Glenn Miller Orchestra, 1940 original Gramophone Record

"Tuxedo Junction", by The Glenn Miller Orchestra, 1940 original Gramophone Record

"Danny Boy" (LondonDerry/Derry Air) by Glenn Miller Orchestra, 1940 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Danny Boy" (LondonDerry/Derry Air) by Glenn Miller Orchestra, 1940 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Intermezzo - Cavalleria Rusticana" by H M Grenadier Guards, 1904 Very Rare Nicole Gramophone Record

"Intermezzo - Cavalleria Rusticana" by H M Grenadier Guards, 1904 Very Rare Nicole Gramophone Record

"Bonnie Lizzie Lindsey" by Jock Mackrae, 1912 'Comic' Gramophone Record

"Bonnie Lizzie Lindsey" by Jock Mackrae, 1912 'Comic' Gramophone Record

"A May Morning?" sung by Miss Kate Cove 1903 Very Rare Nicole Gramophone Record

"A May Morning?" sung by Miss Kate Cove 1903 Very Rare Nicole Gramophone Record

"Jean from Aberdeen", by Billy Williams (The Man in the Velvet Suit), 1912 Gramophone Record

"Jean from Aberdeen", by Billy Williams (The Man in the Velvet Suit), 1912 Gramophone Record

"My One and Only", by Jay Wilbur and his Orchestra, 1928 Gramophone Record

"My One and Only", by Jay Wilbur and his Orchestra, 1928 Gramophone Record

"S' Wonderful", by Jay Wilbur and his Orchestra, 1928 Gramophone Record

"S' Wonderful", by Jay Wilbur and his Orchestra, 1928 Gramophone Record

"The Maid Of The Mountains, Part 2", by The Regal Orchestra, 1917 Gramophone Record

"The Maid Of The Mountains, Part 2", by The Regal Orchestra, 1917 Gramophone Record

"The Maid Of The Mountains, Part 1", by The Regal Orchestra, 1917 Gramophone Record

"The Maid Of The Mountains, Part 1", by The Regal Orchestra, 1917 Gramophone Record

"My Mammy," sung by Al Jolson (The Jolson Story), 1947 Gramophone Record

"My Mammy," sung by Al Jolson (The Jolson Story), 1947 Gramophone Record

"Sonny Boy," sung by Al Jolson (The Jolson Story), 1947 Gramophone Record

"Sonny Boy," sung by Al Jolson (The Jolson Story), 1947 Gramophone Record

"All By Yourself In The Moonlight", by Debroy Somers Band, 1929 Gramophone Record

"All By Yourself In The Moonlight", by Debroy Somers Band, 1929 Gramophone Record

"I Want To Be Happy" from the Musical "No, No, Nanette", 1925 Gramophone Record

"I Want To Be Happy" from the Musical "No, No, Nanette", 1925 Gramophone Record

"Petite Bijouterie" played by St James's String Sextet, c1928 Gramophone Record

"Petite Bijouterie" played by St James's String Sextet, c1928 Gramophone Record

"My Flame Is Just A Match For Me" by Debroy Somers Band, 1929 Gramophone Record

"My Flame Is Just A Match For Me" by Debroy Somers Band, 1929 Gramophone Record

"Londonderry Air" Derry Air/Irish Air (Danny Boy), Instrumental version, c1928 Gramophone Record

"Londonderry Air" Derry Air/Irish Air (Danny Boy), Instrumental version, c1928 Gramophone Record

"Tea for Two" from the hit Musical "No, No, Nanette", 1925 Gramophone Record

"Tea for Two" from the hit Musical "No, No, Nanette", 1925 Gramophone Record

When I view the Mother Holding, by St Pauls Quartette, 1908 early Gramophone Record

When I view the Mother Holding, by St Pauls Quartette, 1908 early Gramophone Record

"Seven Veils" by The Three New Yorkers, 1931 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Seven Veils" by The Three New Yorkers, 1931 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Austrian Cadets", by Band of Garde Republicaine, 1913 Gramophone Record

"Austrian Cadets", by Band of Garde Republicaine, 1913 Gramophone Record

"Letter Song", by The Imperial Regimental Band 1909 Gramophone Record

"Letter Song", by The Imperial Regimental Band 1909 Gramophone Record

Can you play a vinyl record on a windup crank gramophone?

Can you play a vinyl record on a windup crank gramophone?

"Waltz Song" played by The Imperial Regimental Band, 1909 Gramophone Record

"Waltz Song" played by The Imperial Regimental Band, 1909 Gramophone Record

"I'm Following You", by The Hollywood Dance Orchestra, 1930 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"I'm Following You", by The Hollywood Dance Orchestra, 1930 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

Hymn - At Even Ere The Sun Was Set, by Choir of the City Temple, 1928 Gramophone Record

Hymn - At Even Ere The Sun Was Set, by Choir of the City Temple, 1928 Gramophone Record

"The Stein Song", by The Hollywood Dance Orchestra, 1930 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"The Stein Song", by The Hollywood Dance Orchestra, 1930 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

The Washington Post March. Rare 1913 recording. Gramophone / Phonograph (109 years old) 80 rpm

The Washington Post March. Rare 1913 recording. Gramophone / Phonograph (109 years old) 80 rpm

"When Christ was Born", by St Pauls Quartette, 1908, early Gramophone Record

"When Christ was Born", by St Pauls Quartette, 1908, early Gramophone Record

"I love a lassie", by Mr Kenneth McKenzie (Scotch Comedian) Harry Lauder, c1910 Gramophone Record

"I love a lassie", by Mr Kenneth McKenzie (Scotch Comedian) Harry Lauder, c1910 Gramophone Record

"There's a Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder", sung by Irving Kaufman, 1929 Gramophone Record

"There's a Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder", sung by Irving Kaufman, 1929 Gramophone Record

"Sonny Boy", sung by Irving Kaufman, 1929 Gramophone Record

"Sonny Boy", sung by Irving Kaufman, 1929 Gramophone Record

"We all go Oo, Ha Ha, Together, by Harrington and More (Comedy Duet), 1931 Gramophone Record

"We all go Oo, Ha Ha, Together, by Harrington and More (Comedy Duet), 1931 Gramophone Record

Tchaikovsky's "Overture 1812", by Band of H M Scots Guards, c1910, early Gramophone Record

Tchaikovsky's "Overture 1812", by Band of H M Scots Guards, c1910, early Gramophone Record

"The Whistler and his Dog", by Pryor's Band, 1926 Gramophone Record

"The Whistler and his Dog", by Pryor's Band, 1926 Gramophone Record

"Melodies of the Month" R2, Side B, 1933 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Melodies of the Month" R2, Side B, 1933 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"The Warbler's Serenade", 1926, by Pryors Band, Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"The Warbler's Serenade", 1926, by Pryors Band, Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Melodies of the Month" No R2 Side A, 1933 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Melodies of the Month" No R2 Side A, 1933 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Giannina Mia", from the film "Firefly", 1938 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Giannina Mia", from the film "Firefly", 1938 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"A Precious Little Thing Called Love", on Wurlitzer Organ by Jesse Crawford, 1929 Gramophone Record

"A Precious Little Thing Called Love", on Wurlitzer Organ by Jesse Crawford, 1929 Gramophone Record

"Carolina Moon", by Jesse Crawford on his Wurlitzer Organ, 1929 Gramophone Record

"Carolina Moon", by Jesse Crawford on his Wurlitzer Organ, 1929 Gramophone Record

"Gay 90s" Waltz Medley Part 2, by Primo Scala's Accordeon Band, 1933, 78 rpm Gramophone Record

"Gay 90s" Waltz Medley Part 2, by Primo Scala's Accordeon Band, 1933, 78 rpm Gramophone Record

Hymn - All Hail The Power Of Jesu's Name, by Choir of the City Temple, 1928 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

Hymn - All Hail The Power Of Jesu's Name, by Choir of the City Temple, 1928 Gramophone Record 78 rpm

"Gay 90s" Waltz Medley, by Primo Scala's Accordeon Band, 1933 Gramophone Record

"Gay 90s" Waltz Medley, by Primo Scala's Accordeon Band, 1933 Gramophone Record

Mad Dogs and Englishmen, by Noel Coward, 1932, 78 rpm Gramophone Record

Mad Dogs and Englishmen, by Noel Coward, 1932, 78 rpm Gramophone Record

"The Donkey Serenade", from the film "Firefly", 1938 Gramophone Record

"The Donkey Serenade", from the film "Firefly", 1938 Gramophone Record

"Joe Murgatroyd's Letter", by John Henry and Blossom, 1929 British Comedy Gramophone Record

"Joe Murgatroyd's Letter", by John Henry and Blossom, 1929 British Comedy Gramophone Record

Hymn - "Psalm 65", by 2,000 Congregation at St Martin in the Fields 12.2.1928, Gramophone record

Hymn - "Psalm 65", by 2,000 Congregation at St Martin in the Fields 12.2.1928, Gramophone record

Hymn - Glory to Thee my God this night, by 2,000 Congregation at St Martin in the Fields 12.2.1928

Hymn - Glory to Thee my God this night, by 2,000 Congregation at St Martin in the Fields 12.2.1928

The King's Navee by Jack Jackson and his Orchestra, 1933 Gramophone Record

The King's Navee by Jack Jackson and his Orchestra, 1933 Gramophone Record

Klondyke Kate, by Jack Jackson and his Orchestra, 1933 Gramophone Record

Klondyke Kate, by Jack Jackson and his Orchestra, 1933 Gramophone Record

O For The Wings of a Dove (Hear My Prayer Part 2), Master Kenneth Purves, 1928, Gramophone Record

O For The Wings of a Dove (Hear My Prayer Part 2), Master Kenneth Purves, 1928, Gramophone Record

Hear my Prayer, by Master Kenneth Purves, 1928, Gramophone Record

Hear my Prayer, by Master Kenneth Purves, 1928, Gramophone Record

The Lost Policeman Part 1 & 2, 'Humorous' Sketch by Sandy Powell, 1929 Gramophone Record

The Lost Policeman Part 1 & 2, 'Humorous' Sketch by Sandy Powell, 1929 Gramophone Record

Hymn - "Holy Holy Holy", by 2,000 Congregation at St Martin in the Fields 10.6.1928

Hymn - "Holy Holy Holy", by 2,000 Congregation at St Martin in the Fields 10.6.1928

Hymn- Jesu, Love of My Soul, by 2,000 Congregation at St Martin in the Fields 10.6.1928

Hymn- Jesu, Love of My Soul, by 2,000 Congregation at St Martin in the Fields 10.6.1928