The Egan Baby Grand phonograph was manufactured by The Egan Phonograph Co., 909 Bloor Street West.
Canadian Furniture World and the Undertaker, August 1919, p. 39: "The Egan Phonograph Co. has been registered at Toronto on a capital of $100,000.00."
Canadian Woodworker and Furniture Manufacturer, June 1921, p. 116: "The Egan Phonograph Co., Limited, Toronto, has been incorporated to manufacture and deal in phonographs and other musical instruments, and to take over the business known as the Egan Phonograph Co. ; capital $40,000. A. J. Trebilcock and J. F. Lennox, both of Toronto, are among the incorporators."
Toronto Daily Star, September 24, 1920, page 19:
TDS, November 20, 1920, page 13:
Arthur Zimmerman supplies the following advert from The Globe, June 23, 1920 which lists Egan as a Starr-Gennett dealer (cropped and highlighted by KW):
Aurora Banner, March 11, 1921, p. 8.
Toronto Daily Star, December 2, 1921, p. 29.
Toronto Daily Star, March 7, 1922, p. 22.
An Egan Baby Grand.
Another Egan Baby Grand.
And another small, painted Egan Baby Grand without the mechanism listed on Facebook Marketplace in Woolwich, Ontario in 2026.
