The Jean-Paul Agnard's Cylinder Phonographs Collection
Contact: Jean-Paul Agnard at jean-paul.agnard@sympatico.ca
Still Under Construction
(If you cannot see a picture, please, contact Me and I will correct it)
179 phonographs and 19 accessories reviewed (19/01/2009)
New: My bibliography (41)
All the color images are from the collection and all the black & white ones are either from reprints or from other sources.
Started in 1970 with an Edison Standard Model D Phonograph, 15 Blue Amberol cylinders and no horn, the collection has, now, more than 250 machines (see Alphabetical Index).
A Museum
open in 1983 and closed
for a few years has reopen in 1997 to the public. You can now take a Tour
The New Machines,
Repro Parts and
Accessories of the Month Here will be listed the new machines repro parts and accessories entered with their date of
entry. Idelia
D2 Amberola
75 Amberola 80
The
Collection The
collection can be divided
into two large sections of nearly same size: the American machines and the non-American
ones plus the accessories. The American machines
(86) The American machines can be
themselves divided into three sections: the Edison phonographs
(42), the Columbia
Graphophones (29) and the other American machines
(15) (Busy Bee, US, etc.). The non-American
machines
(93) The non-American machines
can be themselves divided into two sections: the French machines and the other European machines
(45) (English, German and Swiss). The French
machines can be themselves divided into two sections: the Pathe phonographs
(14) and the other French machines(34) (Bettini, Lioret, Ullman,etc.). The accessories (19) My
bibliography (41) And, at last, the Lys-O-Phone Cylinder
phonograph reproduction parts and reprints Stolen
phonographs Free Service 
(07/12/2008)
(30/11/2008)
(30/11/2008)
made in Quebec in 1998.
THIS
WEBSITE IS PART OF "The Phonograph Ring"