Gramophone in a pram posters & prints

Some of the sights that liven London Streets, illustrations from 'Wonderful London' by Almey St.John Adcock, 1935) English Photographer

HMV Gramophone Anonymous

Girl and a boy on a gramophone with another boy listening to music Anonymous

Earliest Gramophone Model Anonymous

Caruso making his first gramophone recording, 1902 Enrico Caruso

Kerb-side gramophone-player, Holborn, London Anonymous

Making recordings on Emile Berliner's Gramophone, c1887 Unknown

Christmas advert for Columbia gramophones Anonymous

Emile Berliner's Gramophone, c1888 Unknown

Advert for Kolster Brandes radio gramophones Anonymous

Page from the First Columbian Gramophone Catalogue Anonymous

Christmas advert for Columbia Gramophones Anonymous

Poster advertising "Phono - cinema - theater", 1900 Anonymous

Photograph Of Early Grammaphone Anonymous

Near the pram stroller on the beach Marinus van der Maarel

Tiny Tim Alisdair MacDonald

My Gramophone is the Most Powerful, 2009 Charlie Millar

A lady pianist at the first Emil Berliner studio in London, Cockburn Hotel, 1898 Anonymous

A Young Woman Pushing a Baby in a Pram John Lavery

Alexander Graham Bell, Scottish born American inventor, c1880 Unknown

Pram and Wax Doll. England and Germany, 1880s Unknown

Advertising page from the King magazine Anonymous

Cat Asleep in a Pram Anonymous

Little Girl Pushing a Pram, 1904 Paula Modersohn-Becker

Tommy Steele enjoying before the BBC Radio Show Harry Hammond

An advertising page in the Illustrated London News, Christmas Anonymous

Picnic in the 1920's, 1996 Peter Miller

Leisure time for cowherds, Hungary AW Cutler

Pram, 2019 Alex Caminker

Hon Camille Silvy

Still from the film 'Shanghai Express' with Marlene Dietrich, 1932 German Photographer

Two men camping with Victrola Anonymous

Still from the film 'Shanghai Express' with Marlene Dietrich and Anna May Wong, 1932 German Photographer

Hyde Park, circa 1953 Staff

1950s 1960s twin babies lying in pram Anonymous

Unidentified woman standing near a pram on a balcony of the house Friedrichstrasse Berlin, Germany Waldemar Titzenthaler