Gramophone!
I found this gramophone at the”Restore” in Fonthill.
With a little TLC she came back to life. It just need the needle arm lubed and some small repairs. Sounds great and was less than a hundred bucks.
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Geoffrey Holmes is a man of many projects, hobbies, and interests. He is passionate about living history and in addition to his car restoration and garage projects, he also enjoys Lindy Hop (swing dancing) and attends many swing era period events with his wife, Mandi.
His garage is in St. Catharines, Ontario, part of the Niagara Region of Canada.
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Recent Posts
- Boat Restoration Part 5 – New Transom
- Boat Restoration Part 4 – Cutting Out the Old Transom
- Boat Restoration Part 3 – Removing the Engine
- Boat Restoration Part 2 – Evinrude Engine
- Boat Restoration Part 1: Removing the Deck.
- Getting My Boat! A 1963 Crestliner Del Rio!
- Amazing Steamer Trunk Find!
- Railroad Lantern
- Tackling The Seats On My 1929 Graham Paige Part 2
- Tackling The Seats On My 1929 Graham Paige Part 1
- Driving my Graham Paige for the first time!
- Graham Paige Horn—Repaired!
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