Emile Berliner Gramophone Record

Emile Berliner - Auld Lang Syne - 1890 (First recording)

Oh! Uncle John - Sung by George J. Gaskin - 1896 Emile Berliner Gramophone Record

Bruce Victrolaman Young

Emile Berliner & the Birth of the Recording Industry

Library of Congress

Emile Berliner, the inventor of the commercial disc record "Twinkle Little Star." Recorded 1890

A Master's Voice: Emile Berliner

1895 gramophone by German American Emile Berliner, with Aldo Mancusi, at Enrico Caruso Museum

Fabintro by Bill Russo

Old Gramophone Emile Berliner Musée des Ondes

For 91 Days Travel Blog

Two of the First London Berliner Records

The First Records

MrAudioSoundImages

Emile Berliner, Kammer & Reinhardt Gramophones, First Record Players

Emile Berliner recording from 1903

* 1898 Berliner Gramophone, playing The Blue Danube Waltz *

1887 Experimental Voice Recording by Emile Berliner

Jim Pig Productions

"Soldiers of the Queen" rare 1899 Emile Berliner Gramophone disc 108 Ian Colquhoun & Boer Wars

Emile Berliner Record 1895 - Sidewalks of New York - George J. Gaskin Victor II Gramophone

Bruce Victrolaman Young

Emile Berliner Record 1896 - On the Gramophone - by David C. Bangs - Victor II Gramophone

Bruce Victrolaman Young

Sound Of Retro: La Marseillaise Garde Republicaine de Paris Emil Berliner's Gramophone

Sounds of Retro

Emile Berliner History of the Gramophone Phonograph New Version

1899 E. Berliner Gramophone Disc ~ "What Do You Think Of Hoolihan" by Edward M. Favor - 1899 Record!

The Phonograph Stop