Zonophone rear mount Phonograph

The Zonophone phonograph has a fascinating background, having been launched by the Universal Talking Machine Company in 1899. The Zonophone name was used for both the records and the machines they produced. These phonographs were notable for their unique designs and improved motors. Although the company encountered various legal and financial challenges, resulting in its acquisition by the Victor Talking Machine Company in 1903, Zonophone phonographs remain recognized as a vital part of the early recording history. Presented here is a beautifully restored rear-mount phonograph, featuring a stunning red metallic horn that retains its original hue! The motor and reproducer have been meticulously restored, with components carefully re-nickeled and repainted. This phonograph stands as an outstanding example of an early Zonophone model, radiating exceptional visual appeal. It serves as a sophisticated centerpiece that would enhance the decor of any home or office. Should you have any inquiries, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.