A few examples of appraisal values for
HIS MASTER VOICE RECORDS VALUE

• 3 PIECE LOT OF HOME THEATER ARTWORK
  3 PIECE LOT OF HOME THEATER ARTWORK INCLUDING HIS MASTERS VOICE 3 PIECES OF HOME THEATER ART INCLUDING PATINATED METAL MODEL OF "HIS MASTERS VOICE" AFTER FRANCIS BARRAUD, SIGNED AND DATED C. JERE? AT BASE, ALONG WITH A PAIR HANGING METAL FILM ROLLS
• Henry Mayo Bateman British,
  Henry Mayo Bateman British, 1887-1970 The Voice that Filled Albert Hall Estimate:$4,000-$6,000
• George Clair Tooker Jr. (American
  George Clair Tooker Jr. (American 1920-2011) "The Voice". Lithograph on BK Rives light grey paper signed in pencil at the lower right margin numbered 26/125 in the lower left margin blind stamp of the publisher Editions Press (G.3) the image size apprx. 11" x 9-3/4" linen covered mat with gilt fillet framed under glass overall apprx. 22-1/2" x 20-1/2".
• VICTOR TALKING MACHINE V-I
  VICTOR TALKING MACHINE V-I (1910-1916) HIS MASTER'S VOICE VICTROLA PHONOGRAPH WITH SERIAL NUMBER IN OAK BOX CASE WITH CRANK, GOOSE NECK TONE ARM AND MORNING GLORY HORN WITH DECAL. 11"H X 17"W X 14"D (PHONOGRAPH), 21"H XVictor Talking Machine V-I (1910-1916) His Master's Voice Victrola phonograph with serial number in oak box case with crank, goose neck tone arm and Morning Glory Horn with decal. Reportedly in working condition. Brass tag depicts Nipper the dog and states "Victor 'His Master's Voice' U.S. Pat. Off. M. de F. Marca Industrial Registrada, Victor Talking Machine Co, Style Vic 1, 5999 B, Patented in U.S. and Foreign Countries, Camden, New Jersey, U.S.A." 11"H x 17"W x 14"D (phonograph), 21"H x 18"diam (Horn) Dimensions: 11"H x 17"W x 14"D (phonograph), 21"H x 18"diam (Horn)
• Victor Talking Machine Company
  Victor Talking Machine Company Record Player, first quarter 20th century, of oak, cast-iron and tole, the facade with the Victor "His Master's Voice" brass trademark plate bearing the "Type PD" and number 4087, the horn in black-painted tole, h. 16", w. 9", l. 22".
• 2 ELECTRO-VOICE MICROPHONES:
  2 ELECTRO-VOICE MICROPHONES: Comprising; 1- model 640, 50 ohms Dynamic microphone, mounted on a flex neck mic stand. 1- Model 666, #6625. 50, 150, 250 ohms Cardioid microphone. From the estate of John Ariosa Jr., founder of the Sheffield Institute for the Recording Arts. Sold as is, not tested. CONDITION: Wear consistent with age and use.
• 4 AMPEX MASTERING AUDIO TAPES:
  4 AMPEX MASTERING AUDIO TAPES: Ampex Grand Master Gold studio mastering audio tapes in original boxes. Sold as is. From the estate of John Ariosa Jr., founder of the Sheffield Institute for the Recording Arts.
• ASSORTMENT OF SPOKEN WORD
  ASSORTMENT OF SPOKEN WORD RECORDINGS Including several conversations with author Henry Miller, various Disney classics, and Winnie the Pooh; about 50 items in all.
• 4 PCS, RECORDABLE 45 RECORDS,
  4 PCS, RECORDABLE 45 RECORDS, WOODRUFF FAMILY American, 20th century. Four records comprising USO Club "Voice Letter" recorded Dec. 31, 1944 in San Pedro, CA by Diana Vye, 7 years old (6.5"), Wilcox-Gay Recordio Disc inscribed "Five Foot Two Missouri Waltz" and "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" and "You Are My Sunshine" by Diana, 1951 (6.5'), Silvertone Record Disc inscribed "Rock of Ages" (8"), and Silvertone Record Disc inscribed "Shoppin' De Cal / Nell's Premiere" (8").
• TWO "THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS" LP
  TWO "THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS" LP RECORDS One has signatures of many of the voiceover artists.
• American Berliner ''Trademark''
  American Berliner ''Trademark'' Gramophone This iconic instrument was the type featured in the famous ''His Master's Voice'' logo.Provenance: Dr. Richard PopeE
• Royal Doulton figurine, HN 2325,
  Royal Doulton figurine, HN 2325, The Master, no damage, 6" tall Estimate $100-150
• Kevin Francis Toby Jug Winston
  Kevin Francis Toby Jug Winston Churchill the Great Statesman Limited Edition (Microphone Head broken and missing)
• A modern silver singing bird
  A modern silver singing bird automaton music box of rectangular form each panel decorated with figures in various pursuits with hinged oval lid Martin Gerald & Sid Adler London 2002 4in. Estimate ?600-800 Overall condition is good. The bird sings and moves freely. Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Gorringes Conditions of Sale.Sold for ?900
• Maestrophone Talking Machine with
  Maestrophone Talking Machine with Loud Speaking Horn Attachment Mahogany case with bevel glass sides and nickel plated arm.Condition: 3 tone painted horn.Dimensions: Dia. 27''Provenance: Dr. Richard PopeE
• 3PC. SHURE & ELECTRO-VOICE
  3PC. SHURE & ELECTRO-VOICE MICROPHONES: From the estate of John Ariosa Jr., founder of the Sheffield Institute for the Recording Arts. Sold as is, not tested.
• Nine Russian gramophone records
  Nine Russian gramophone records featuring Lenin's life and speeches.
• 20th Century School Opera Singer
  20th Century School Opera Singer Estimate: $100  - $150
• PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
  PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT EPHMERA ARCHIVE1st item: Vintage WWII "Voices of Victory" Roosevelt & Churchill recordings, 2 part set, Recorded by WOR. These recordings are a compilation of quotes from speeches of both men. 10 1/4" H x 10 1/4" W. 2nd item: Recording by the American Recording Company of Franklin Roosevelt's "Prayer for the Nation Delivered on D-Day, June 6, 1944". 3rd - 6th items: Four publications relating to Franklin Roosevelt including, "Roosevelt Album" published by Knickerbocker Publishing, 1945, "Tune In" published by the National Radio Magazine, 1945, "The Pictoral Life of Franklin Delano Roosevelt" published by The Vierson Company, 1945 and "The Roosevelt Company" published by Program Publishing Co., 1947. 7th - 14th items: Seven (7) Franklin D. Roosevelt Campaign buttons, one copper, and one paper campaign flyer, 15th item: Sinnock bronze medal commemorating President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The front features a profile of Roosevelt. and the back features a woman in mourning. Medal reads: "For Country and Humanity - Inaugurated President Mar 4, 1933, Jan 20, 1937, Jan 20, 1941 and Jan 20, 1945, Died April 12, 1945. In Memoriam". 3" dia. 16th item: Souvenir silver medallion honoring Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Atlantic Charter (which established NATO). Struck at the Dutch Mint c.1946. 1 1/4" dia. 17th item: "Franklin Delano Roosevelt, A Memorial, published by Pocket Books, Inc, 1945, 18th - 20th items: Two photographs of President Roosevelt and one colored framed print. 21st item: US Navy USS Squalus stamped envelope, addressed to President Roosevelt, with personal stamp from President Roosevelt's collection. 22nd - 24th items: Three (3) computer dot-matrix portraits of President Roosevelt. Condition: All items in overall good condition. General overall wear consistent with age.
• VICTOR V PHONOGRAPH WITH LARGE
  VICTOR V PHONOGRAPH WITH LARGE OAK HORN Serial number 50281 A and model information on a metal plate having Chinese characters placed under the familiar "His Master's Voice" trademark; oak cabinet with crank; Victor Talking Machine decal on horn.
• Kevin Francis Toby Jug Winston
  Kevin Francis Toby Jug Winston Churchill the Great Statesman Limited Edition (Microphone head broken and missing)
• Kevin Francis Toby Jug Winston
  Kevin Francis Toby Jug Winston Churchill The Great Statesman 2001 Limited edition Guild Piece ( seconds and microphone end missing)
• A Jutro celebrity ventriloquist's
  A Jutro celebrity ventriloquist's boy dummy approx. 85 cm long in original box.
• Victor 'A' Talking Machine A rare
  Victor 'A' Talking Machine A rare early model. One of the series Eldridge Johnson first produced following the demise of the Berliner Gramophone Co. in the USA. Provenance: Dr. Richard PopeE
• [MUSIC] Collection of approximately
  [MUSIC] Collection of approximately forty-five scores for operas etc., Estimate: $1,000  - $1,500
• VICTROLA TALKING MACHINE &
  VICTROLA TALKING MACHINE & RECORDSTable top Victrola with box of approx. (100) mostly German old recordings. 15'' H x 15.5'' W X 20'' L. Early 20th century. Condition issues: cover needs to be fastened some minor scratches and paint specks. Phonograph works but microphone needs to be repaired to increase volume. Private collection St. Clair Shores Mi.
• A large lot of over 100 vinyl
  A large lot of over 100 vinyl records, including: the Talking Heads, Willie Nelson, R&B examples, folk examples, blues examples, and more. See photos for examples. 78's Condition: untested, some in plastic, others with abrasions to covers CT Transfer Fee $20
• Orpheus German Phonograph
  Orpheus German Phonograph Provenance: Dr. Richard PopeE
• 2-AUDIX DM-79 DM-5 MICROPHONES:
  2-AUDIX DM-79 DM-5 MICROPHONES: From the estate of John Ariosa Jr., founder of the Sheffield Institute for the Recording Arts. Sold as is, not tested.
• Lot of 17 vintage records in
  Lot of 17 vintage records in holding case, to include 1948 Round and Round the Village, The Little Mountain Climber, Skip To My Lou, Mexican Hat Dance, Cockles and Mussels, Red River Valley, Jingle Bells, Auld Lang Syne, 2 Mary Had a Little Lamb, Three Little Kittens, Hey Diddle Diddle, Ten Little Indians, Rocking Horse, Peter Pan Records, Chancellor, Old Chisholm Trail, The Lone Prairie, Pretty Polly, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, and Playtime Estimate $20-50
• Edison Triumph Phonograph
  Edison Triumph Phonograph Significant for the ''straight'' Music Master horn it sports. Sheip & Vandegrift of Philadelphia created Music Master horns to be sold as Edison ''Cygnets'' and on the Edison Opera. Columbia also used S & V horns on its Disc and Cylinder Graphophones. However very few Music Master ''straight'' horns such as this were sold exclusively by S & V. Model H reproducer.Provenance: Dr. Richard PopeE
• Forty-nine records albums, mostly
  Forty-nine records albums, mostly soundtracks, including: Jaws, Son of Dracula, Flash Gordon, Godspell, Staying Alive, many children’s records, and more. See photos for complete inventory. All 78's Condition: untested, most in plastic CT Transfer Fee $10
• Forty-nine record albums,
  Forty-nine record albums, soundtracks, including: Othello, Fiddler on the Roof, Camelot, Every Which Way But Loose, Xanadu, and more. See photos for complete listing. All 78's Condition: untested, the majority in plastic CT Transfer Fee $10
• [QUEEN VICTORIA] The Principal
  [QUEEN VICTORIA] The Principal Speeches and Addresses of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort. Estimate:$400-$600
• Faith Ringgold b.1930. Mama Can
  Faith Ringgold b.1930. Mama Can Sing You Put the Devil in Me. 2004, serigraph in colors. 30 h × 22 w in. result: $2,000. estimate: $2,200–3,250. Signed and dated. This work is from the edition of 100. Of the primary market; suggested retail: $6,000Please note: This work will ship directly from the artist or the artist's representative. The image shown here is representive of the edition and may not be the number you will receive. Provenance: Courtesy of ACA Galleries
• George Segal 1924–2000. Untitled
  George Segal 1924–2000. Untitled (from The New York Collection for Stockholm portfolio). 1973, phonograph record with screenprinted cover. 7 h × 7 w in. result: $325. estimate: $800–1,000. Signed and numbered to verso ‘36/300 G Segal’. This work is number 36 from the edition of 300 printed by Styria Studio, Inc., New York and published by Experiments in Art and Technology, New York.