His Masters Voice Collection

Newark Moot Hall OP35559
MOOT HALL, 18 MARKET PLACE, NEWARK, NEWARK AND SHERWOOD, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. The main, south elevation of the Moot Hall (former Town Hall) viewed from the Market Place, whilst the premises of A F Coyne

Dog listening to a gramophone (colour photo)
3094368 Dog listening to a gramophone (colour photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dog listening to a gramophone)

New Victor Records, September 1906 (chromolitho)
3656973 New Victor Records, September 1906 (chromolitho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: New Victor Records, September 1906)

Life aboard the 3 masted Penang. 111 days is rather a long time on the ocean, and a little light music and a fine day encourages the seamen on to sing

When three year old Ashley Charlton of Bourne End, Buckinghamshire, plays his mouth organ, the family pet dogs usually join in the music with a howl

Windsor Street, junction with Lynch, Lenos store Uxbridge, Greater London, Circa 1929

Advertisement for His Master's Voice - The Gramophone Company Limited

RCA VICTOR TRADEMARK. His Masters Voice. American merchants trade card, c1906, for Victor Talking Machine Company, featuring Nipper the dog

Advertisement for the Gramophone and Co. Ltd. From a special coronation edition of The Illustrated London News

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"His Master's Voice: A Melody of Timeless Memories" Step into the enchanting world of "His Master's Voice, " where music transcends time and captures our hearts. In Newark Moot Hall OP35559, a captivating scene unfolds as a faithful dog listens intently to a gramophone, its ears perked up in anticipation. The vibrant color photo transports us back to September 1906 when New Victor Records were all the rage, their chromolitho covers enticing listeners with promises of musical bliss. In this captivating journey through history, we wonder, "Is there anybody out there?" as an advertisement for the Gramophone and Co. Ltd beckons us to explore the wonders of sound. Life aboard the three-masted Penang comes alive before our eyes; 111 days on the ocean seems like an eternity, yet it is filled with harmonious melodies that soothe weary souls. The innocence and joy radiating from three-year-old Ashley Charlton of Bourne End, Buckinghamshire are infectious as he plays his mouth organ. His youthful spirit reminds us that music knows no age or boundaries; it simply unites us all. Windsor Street at the junction with Lynch takes center stage in Uxbridge, Greater London – a bustling hub where music enthusiasts flock to Lenos store. Vibrant colors burst forth from Jordans Enamelled Signs' page, showcasing their artistic prowess in capturing moments frozen in time. Flipping through Army and Navy Stores Catalogue from 1939-40 reveals an array of musical treasures waiting to be discovered – each litho print whispering tales of forgotten melodies longing to be heard once more. Finally, we encounter an iconic advertisement for His Master's Voice itself – a symbol synonymous with quality and timeless tunes that have enchanted generations past and present alike.