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The phonograph was now playing a stirring march tune and the Magician unlocked his cabinet and took out the gold bottle containing the Powder of Life.

He shut off the phonograph with a snap, started toward the door after her, then abruptly flung himself into a chair.

Suddenly the cook cried in his phonograph voice: "It wass his own death made him speak so!

There were small Rajahs, escorts coughing in the veranda, who came to buy curiosities - such as phonographs and mechanical toys.

1888: The first record company, the North American Phonograph Company, was founded in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.

There will also be an Edwardian red Gem Phonograph, a signed Led Zepplin record on special vinyl and a large-sized replica of a DB7 Aston Martin from Goldfinger.

After the phonograph became widely available in the late 19th century, people marvelled at the powers of the newfangled machine.

Q I have a tiny Pocket Phonograph Mikiphone System Vadasz record player.

Edison in 1877, and certainly after the numerous technical perfections of the ensuing years, the phonograph became a much valued instrument, as well as a toy, that quickly found its way around the world.' A box that could record and reproduce sound had been unimaginable.

The phonograph, incandescent light bulb and kinetoscope, an early motion picture camera, are a few of his inventions.

Brunswick began to diversify and produce tires, toilet seats, wood piano cases, and phonograph cabinets.

1851: American inventor Isaac Singer patents the sewing machine 1877: Thomas Edison completes his first model for the phonograph, a device that recorded sound onto tinfoil cylinders 1908: Henry Ford's company builds the first Model T car 1939: The Wizard of Oz premieres in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin 1964: Charlie Wilson, pictured, one of the Great Train Robbers, escapes from Winson Green Prison in Birmingham.