Canadian Antique Phonograph Project

This page is a repository of information on 179 Canadian-made phonographs, gramophones and talking machines.
If you own, or have information about, any Canadian-made machine, please contribute by contacting:
Canadian Antique Phonograph Society
British Columbia
5
Autophone Classic Masterpiece Music Master Premier
Alberta
1
Meritone
Manitoba
19
Albion Audelia Beethoven Chopin Donalda Euphonolian Factorola Lark-trola Masterola Melotone Orpheolian Pantaphone Perfectrola Recreola Sovereign Strolla Sweetest-tone Veolian Victoria
Ontario
121
Acadian Alethophonic Amphion Ampliphonic
Arionola Artis-Tone Auronola Aurophonic
Beattie Bel-Air Bell Best-Phone
Beverly Brant-ola Britannia Brunswick
Burrophone Cambridge Canadian Canadian TM
Cecilian Celestilian Challenge Clarion
Clarophonic Classic Colonial Columbia
Concert Concertola Curtiss Aeronola Devonshire
Dominion Echophone Edison Egan
Elite Embassy Empire Francophone
Gerhard Heintzman Gold Medal Golden Throated Gourlay
Grandola Gunn-Son-Ola Harmonic Harmonola
Ideal Imperial Jewett Karn
Knapp La Favorite La Vola Lawcola
Little Wonder Lyraphone Lyric Majestic
Mason & Risch McLagan Melbaphone Melophonic
Microphonic Miller Minora Mitchell
Morris Mozart Music Master Musicphone
National Nordica Nuphonic Operaphone
Oro-Tone Osborne Overton Pathe
Peerless Phonola Playola Premier
Provincial Pulwel Purdy Puri-tone
Rayola Regent Ro-Tone-Ola Saunman
Sherlock-Manning Silvertone Singer S-I-V
Soloist Solophone Sonograph Sonora
Starr Stewart Sugden Super-phonic
Symcophonic Symphonola Symphony Truphonic
Ultra-phonic Vanophone Ventriolaphone Victoria
Viola Violian Virgil Vitaphone
Vocalion Voice-O-Phone Walker Talker Westminster
Williams
Quebec
32
Apex Art-o-Phone Berliner Bernola Casavant Celeste Corona Disc-O-Phone Hectrola Imperial International Langelier Lindsay Melodia National Nelson Gelinas Palm-o-phone Pantaphonic Paramount Passe-Temps Prattephone Rossignol Roy-o-phonic Saint-Saens Selecto-phone Silver Bell Solex Son-o-phone Sono-phonic Victor Wendle Windsor
Nova Scotia
1
Cremonaphone
Original design and content of the Canadian Antique Phonograph Project (CAPP) © Keith Wright, August 2008