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Home » Antiques & Collectibles » Radio, Phonograph, Telephone, TV « Previous Item  Thoren's Excelda Posted By Views Date Posted Unregistered 8304 December 13, 1901 Price Paid Condition Free/Undisclosed/Unknown Good Edit Item · Description: The Excelda is a portable gramaphone of the 1930s which was made in Switzerland and resembled the cameras of that time. The case is metal with a red faux-lizard, crackly finish. Dimensions are 2" high, 11" long, 4.75" wide. The 2.5" turntable is covered with brown felt and the record is secured with the original nut that closes the case. The leather carrying handle is broken. The phonograph is complete with all original parts including 4 extra needles. Keywords: Thoren's Excelda

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