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RM2CG9AB6–A picture of he then newly released Gramophone Company's Cabinet Gramaphone in 1921 ------ The Gramophone Company Limited (The Gramophone Co. Ltd.), was founded on behalf of Emil Berliner and was based in the United Kingdom . It was one of the early recording companies and the parent organisation for the His Master's Voice (HMV) label.
RMERGC3F–Advertisement for His Masters Voice, HMV. Classic logo of dog listening to his masters voice. Captions reads 'The hall mark of quality, television, radio, records.' Source 1951. Taken from painting by Francis Barraud of his brother's dog, Nipper, listening to recording of his dead master on cylinder phonograph. Bought by The Gramophone Company and used as publicity from 1900. Image later modified and simplified to reflect The Gramophone Company's machines.
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RMBX0WXN–A 1910 advertisement for His Master's Voice' Gramaphone Player. From The Illustrated London News published 1910.
RM2M7M882–Vintage or Old Advert, Advertisement, Publicity or Illustration for a Portable His Masters Voice Record Player Model 555 C Advert 1956. Illustrated with 1950s Woman Relaxing and Listening to Music.
RF2H337R6–Den Bosch, The Netherlands - May 12, 2019: Heavily rusted steel advertising placard of music company His Masters Voice in Den Bosch, The Netherlands
RMK66DHN–FRANCIS BARRAUD (1856-1924) English artist with a version of His Master's Voice painting which he originally completed in 1899
RME7PMGG–Nipper the Jack Russell of His Master's Voice fame commemorated in a stone sculpture on a Bristol University building
RM2CGCA7A–1922 - His Master's Voice record label featuring the Original Dixieland Jazz Band (Margie - Medley Fox Trot). Originally known as The Original Dixieland Jass Band (ODJB) , In late 1917 the spelling of the band's name was changed. The band made the first jazz recordings ever in early 1917. Their recording of 'Livery Stable Blues' became the first jazz record ever made.
RMG1CAHK–1925 UK advert for a recording of Richard Wagner's Parsifal on the His Master's Voice label.
RM2TDNE67–Presentation of three gold records to The Cats and the His Masters Voice ring to Johnny Jordaan, Tante Leen and conductor Harry de Groot in the Mount Royal hotel in London, by Cliff Richard on behalf of record company EMI, Music, Londen, Oxford Street, Verenigd Koninkrijk, 13-10-1970, Whizgle News from the Past, Tailored for the Future. Explore historical narratives, Dutch The Netherlands agency image with a modern perspective
RM2J45NGE–Old, Vintage, Antique or Early c20th Gramophone produced by The Gramophone Company Limited, aka His Master's Voice (HMV) on White Background
RM2K08B03–Advertisement for His Master's Voice (HMV) was the name of a major British record label created in 1901 by The Gramophone Co. Ltd. The phrase was coined in the late 1890s as the title of a painting depicting a terrier-mix dog named Nipper listening to a wind-up disc gramophone and tilting his head
RM2PGW6T9–HIS MASTER'S VOICE The 1901 painting by English artist Francis Barraud (1856-1924) showing his dog Nipper. The original painting featured a cylinder record. Barraud replaced this with a flat disc as used by the Gramophone Company in London. The American rights to the painting were bought by the Victor Talking Machine Company.
RF2DBJ9DP–1914 His Master’s Voice Gramophone advertisement from, The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art
RM2J1H437–Front cover of a British vinyl 7' E.P. by the Benny Goodman Quartet titled The Famous Quartet. Issued in 1956 on the His Master's Voice label. The recordings are from the 1930's.
RME9ABMG–London, England, UK. His Master's Voice - the original HMV shop 363 Oxford Street (opened July 20th 1921)
RMJPWE66–1950s old vintage original advert advertising HMV His Master's Voice gramophone company by Royal Appointment to His Majesty The King in magazine circa 1950
RM2J45NG7–Old, Vintage, Antique or Early c20th Gramophone produced by The Gramophone Company Limited, aka His Master's Voice (HMV) on White Background
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RF2DBJA5X–Ye Olde Minstrels of Bygone Times nostalgic 1914 His Master’s Voice Gramophone advertisement from The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Appli
RMPA00KM–UK 45 rpm 7' single of 5-4-3-2-1 by Manfred Mann on the His Master's Voice label from 1964. Written by Paul Jones, Mike Hugg and Manfred Mann and produced by John Burgess.
RME9AB1E–London, England, UK. His Master's Voice - the original HMV shop 363 Oxford Street (opened July 20th 1921)
RM2EWW42G–Advert for His Masters Voice (HMV) recordings of HM King George V in The Times newspaper, London, UK, Friday 24th May 1935.
RM2AAXWEA–Banksy's Guard Dog and His Masters Voice street art on Rivington Street, London, England, UK
RF2AK126T–LONDON, UK - DECEMBER 29, 2018: Sign above the HMV (His Masters Voice) Store in Oxford Street
RMK6WGT1–HMV French advert, mid 1950s - French advertisement for His Master's Voice record player. Translation: 'In 10 years time, travel to the moon wll cost 876500 francs. It's possible! But HMV gramophone will still be cheap...'
RM2K64N62–Advertisement for sturdy portable gramophone for 'His Master's Voice' products. Date: 1925
RMRA6G4N–The shop front of the HMV store in Preston, Lancashire after HMVs fall in to administration.
RM2BXMJJP–Hugo Lindh. 1899-1979. Swedish composer at home operating his portable gramophone player. It's operated by winding it up with a lever. The record then plays. When your hear that the recording begins to slow down, you know you have to wind i up again. The records were made of fragile material and the speed of the record to sound as it should was 78 revolutions per minute. Sweden 1940s.
RF2DBJACR–Just as though you stepped into a West-End theatre 1914 His Master’s Voice Gramophone advertisement from The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine an
RF2WMCHR0–Antique sepia engraving of the famous 1898 painting by English artist Francis Barraud, entitled 'His Master's Voice'
RMDM8P11–His Master's Voice dog ' Nipper' listening to gramophone, Burnaby Village Museum, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
RM2A9A5JC–The now-closed His Masters Voice (HMV) flagship record store, 363 Oxford Street, London, UK
RFMHH68K–His Masters Voice, an artwork by Paul Vendel in the museum (Museonder) in the National Park Hoge Veluwe in Otterlo
RMJ2DW7P–street name sign for nipper alley, named for the dog used in the logo of his masters voice, or hmv, record company, kingston, surrey, england
RMG4PTGN–A lookalike of 'Nipper' the HMV dog. 07/09/99: HMV bosses have launched a nationwide search for a new Jack Russell to pose as Nipper. After 10 years in the job the current dog is to retire and the company wants to find a replacement. * ...who loves crowds and being treated as a celebrity. Nipper had earlier featured in the painting His Master's Voice by artist Francis Barraud (shown in background) and both the phrase and image were adopted by the Gramophone Company. 23/01/2000: EMI, who hold a 43% stake in the HMV group, has confirmed it is in talks with Time Warner to merge their music
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