Stereophonic Hi-Fidelity – 1957. Just when I thought I had seen the best in 50’s record player design. Along comes this brilliant Emerson Stereophonic HiFi! Emerson, as usual, spared no expense in the quality and workmanship that went into every detail of this beautiful console. You’d swear you were right back in 1957 when this […]
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Popeye’s Dynomite Music Machine Portable Record Player Turntable Works Emerson. This vintage record player is a must have for all Popeye collectors. It still works and plays 33’s and 45’s. The corners and edges show little wear but the colors are still vibrant and bright. Only thing it needs is a needle. For being 40 […]
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Here is the rare and beautiful Emerson Wondergram portable phonograph, circa 1959, then advertised as the “World’s Smallest Record Player”. Manufactured by the Baird Company in England, the unit has a gold-colored anodized aluminum lid and platter. The Wondergram was marketed as a “pocket-size” phonograph, measuring only 8″ x 4″ x 2, and features three […]
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Emerson Wondergram Turntable, “The World’s Smallest Record Player”. This portable phono has a built in speaker and plays 33 LP and 45s and uses C Batteries. A sleek mid century design with a gold lid and tone arm and black plastic body. This is a rare item and is seldom found on the market, a […]
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Emerson / Baird Wondergram -‘The World’s Smallest Record Player. Highly collectible mid-century pocket phonograph. This unit is in good used condition (see photos), with original stylus (looks in good condition) and the battery compartment is clean. It comes in the original box, which does have some wear and tear, but is complete with inner and […]
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Motor and drive wheels turn an LP but again, there’s no sound. Hopefully, it’s a minor component or an easy fix! If you need additional views, have questions, etc. Please don’t hesitate to ask… It’s no trouble and thanks for looking! The item “Emerson Baird Wondergram Record Player, Clean, No Sound Inside Shown” is in […]
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