Other people had gramophones and jackets and husbands who were supervisors, but what did she have?

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The firm that he took charge of in 1950 made pianos, mouth-organs and wind-up gramophones.

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Scattered about our tents are antiques: Persian rugs, pith helmets, four-poster beds, and gramophones that crackle and squeak to the accompaniment of the chirping crickets outside.

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Having been deployed in gramophones, stereos and even digital cameras, one inventor now believes it can be used to make the ideal bicycle.

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And the coastal city of Gangneung helped pay for a phonograph-shaped building to hold a local businessman's collection of Thomas Edison memorabilia, including hundreds of gramophones and light bulbs.

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