Canadian Antique Phonograph Project

This page is a repository of information on 189 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
4
Autophone Classic Masterpiece Premier
Alberta
1
Meritone
Manitoba
20
Albion Audelia Beethoven Chopin Donalda Euphonolian Factorola Lark-trola Masterola Melotone Orpheolian Pantaphone Perfectrola Recreola Sovereign Standard Strolla Sweetest-tone Veolian Victoria
Ontario
127
Acadian Alethophonic Amphion Ampliphonic
Arionola Artis-Tone Auronola Aurophonic
Beattie Bel-Air Bell Best-Phone
Beverly Brant-ola Britannia Brunswick
Burrophone Burton & Baldwin Cambridge Canadian
Canadian TM Carola Cecilian Celestilian
Challenge Clarion Clarophonic Classic
Colonial Columbia Concert Concertola
Curtiss Aeronola Delaphone 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 Leader
Liberty 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 Schröder 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
36
Apex Art-o-Phone Berliner Bernola Casavant Celeste Corona Disc-O-Phone Duchesne & Grimard Fromsona Hectrola Imperial International Langelier Lindsay Marconi Melodia National Nelson Gelinas Palm-o-phone Pantaphonic Paramount Passe-Temps Prattephone Rossignol Royal Roy-o-phonic Saint-Saens Selecto-phone Silver Bell Solex Son-o-phone Sono-phonic Victor Wendle Windsor
Nova Scotia
1
Cremonaphone
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