James Watson

Twentieth Century Blues, playing on a 1930s HMV 102 picnic gramophone, ex Harrods

1920s Orchorsol Picnic Gramophone

Columbia Grafonola 10a Gramophone, 1920s | Jack Payne | Ooh! That Kiss

Edison Bell Gramophone | Layton & Johnstone | Bluebird Sing me a Song

Decca 130 'The Salon' Gramophone | Goodnight Sweetheart | Jack Gordon

1920s Edison Bell Gramophone, playing Jessie Matthews 'Tinkle Tinkle Tinkle'

Academy 'Nippy', 1920s Picnic Gramophone playing 'My Grandfather's Clock' by the Radio Revellers

HMV 101 Gramophone, 1930s, playing Ted Wallace & His Campus Boys

Victorian Stereo Graphoscope

1920s Academy Gramophone playing 'American Patrol' by Joe Loss

Antique 'Le Taxiphote' Stereoscope

1930s Decca Portable Gramophone, Model 130, playing Flanagan and Allen's 'Nice People'

HMV 102D Picnic Gramophone, playing 'A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square'

1930s Decca 'Horn in Lid' Wind-Up Gramophone

Antique Polyphon, mechanical music box

1930s HMV 101 Portable Wind-Up Gramophone playing George Formby's 'Swing Mama'.