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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19162, 19 November 1927, Page 6

(plumbiaGrafoKola BRITISH MADE. THE Columbia Company was the flr«t- In the world to effect radical improvement! in the Gramophone. For 36 years improvements had been few and of minor Importance Then In 1923 the COLUMBIA GRAFOKOLA startled the Gramophone World, with a marvellous mechanical and sound re-producing advance that rendered ALL other talking instruments obsolete. Just as the GRAFONOLA is still supr superior to any other Portable in the so is the COLUMBIA PORTABLE Its wonderful Tone and Volumo are the result of the use of many nei exclusive features, including the same tone arm and sound box that si' larger Grafonolas their supremacy. The COLUMBIA PORTABLE will prove itself under any comparativ whatsoever. And In price It Is also without an equal. Consider these exclusive Portable features: 1. Standard Columbia Tone-Arm, spring motor, to play lOir working on centre pivot bear- 12in. records. Ings, with sound-tight joint. I. Standard Columbia No. 7 Sound Box, exactly aa used in the famous Columbia Grafonola. I. Standard Columbia Tone-thut-ters, automatically opening with rise of cover. 4. Specially designed Tone-Cham-ber, to provide pov/erful tone amplification. I. Powerful British-made single 6. Hinged wirdlng crank, which folds into the case, without r«7. Fixed needle cup with automatically closing lid. 8. Cabinet like an attache case, made of best hardwood, covered black Morocco-grained camera cloth. Length 1451n5., width 1211n5., height EJins. Interior fittings beautifully finished in nickel plating; exterior fittings black. Nothing to do but Open and Play. MODEL Wholesale Distributors: COLUMBIA DISTRIBUTORS, LTD., P.O. Box 1082. Ohristchurch.

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