HMV 113 Transportable plays "Florecita" Cancion by Alfonso Ortiz Tirado HMV B 4497

A very nice HMV 113 Transportable Colonial Teak Gramophone which came to me with a few others at the end of last year - here i play a delightful record which came with it
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[@Onteo1]

Thank you for the story about the machine. You’re right, most don’t care about these things like some of us. It sounded really good. Another fine posting.

[@jacobhuetter9336]

Lovely machine! Just got a green HMV 102 myself, you got me interested in Gramophones from all of your awesome videos.

[@EMGColonel]

Very glad to hear it -- an HMV 102 is the best machine for 1930's records you might consider a good HMV 101 for anything older though

[@jacobhuetter9336]

I'll have to look into that, thank you for the advice

[@dogsbody49]

Why would you want 5 of this model?

[@Lucius1958]

"Le coeur a ses raisons, que la raison ne connait pas."

[@EMGColonel]

I don't really want more than one of any machine - it's just that over the last few years a number of (actually rare) models have come to me either in collections or singly and i've just not sold them (yet) some collectors buy every example they see so they can then "pick the best" and then keep all of them but i'm not like that it's just accidental really - i own several EMG's and Expert machines but with them they each have a different tonal quality and are in different locations in the House so they are useful !