ADVERGRAPHS Phonograph slogans and advertising phrases . Advergraphs (1), Edison Phonograph Monthly, March 1915 . "Plays all Records - Never Scratches" - Americanola "A Model for Every Purse" - Artophone "The Tone That Thrills" - Blue Bird Talking Machine Co. 1919 "All Phonographs in One" - Brunswick 1918 "The Nightingale of Phonographs" - Carola "The Phonograph with a Personality" - Cardinal 1919 "The Phonograph of the Century" - Century Phonograph 1917 "The longer you play, the sweeter it grows" - Cheney 1922 "The Master Instrument" - Cheney 1922 "Speaks for Itself" - Cleartone Talking Machine - Lucky 7 Phonograph Company 1919 "Note the Notes" - Columbia and Columbia Records "Note the Notes" - Columbia Graphophone Co., 1916 "The Stage of the World" - Columbia Grafonola 1916 "Hearing is Believing" - Columbia Grafonola 1912 "Crosley Floating Jewel Tone System" - Crosley 1946 The Master Musician" - Da-ven-ola 1919 "Looking for the Band" - Edison 1901 "The Acme of Realism" - Edison 1901 "The Phonograph with a Soul" Edison 1916 "The Machine that Plays any Record" - Empire Phonograph Company "Hear that Tone" - Fuehr & Stemmer Phonograph "The FORD of Phonograph world" - KOCH-O-PHONE "Leads them all" - Keen-o-phone 1911 "Nothing But Class" - Lampagraph "Speaks for Itself" - Mag-Ni-Phone "The Music Without the Blur!" - Magnola 1918 "Built by Tone Specialists" - Magnola 1918 "Magnola's Tone Deflector eliminates the scratch" - Magnola 1918 "The Music Master of Phonographs" - Manograph "Golden Voice" High-Fidelity System" - Motorola Hi-Fi Tone 1953 "Sings Its Own Praises" - Nightingale Mfg. Co., 1916 "Pathé is Supreme" "Costs No More than the Ordinary Phonograph" - Pathé 1920 "The Talking Machine With a Soul" - Ramosola Phonographs 1919 "The Golden Throat" Tone System - RCA Victor 1947 "The Silent-Sapphire" pickup - RCA Victor 1947 The Victrola®45 complete automatic phonograph - RCA Victor 1953 "Clear as a Bell" - Sonora "The Instrument of Quality" - Sonora "The Highest Class Talking Machine in the World" - Sonora "My Partner" - Southern California Music Company Trademark "The Singing Throat of the Starr Phonograph" - Starr Phonograph, 1915 The Sign of the Starr Store - Starr Phonograph 1916 "The Finest Reproducing Phonograph in the World" - Steger "Known for Tone" - Stradavira The real "Music-Makers" - Theiryola 1917 "His Master's Voice" - Victor Talking Machine Company "Victor Supremacy" - Victor Talking Machine Company "Victrola" - Victor Talking Machine Company "The Phonograph of Marvelous Tone" - Vitanola 1919 "Plays ALL Records - Natural as Life" - Vitanola 1919 'Super-Fidelis' record changer with Siesta-Matic - "V-M High-Fidelity 1956 "None Better" - Yankee Prince made by O'Neil James Co., Chicago 1904 Cobra Tone Arm - records play via Radionic wave - Zenith 1946 "World's Fastest Record Changer" - Zenith 1946 "Silent-Speed" record changer - Zenith 1946 "Floating Filament" rides lightest on the record - Zenith 1946 "Charming" - Jame I. Lyons, Edison Jobber, Zonophone Distributor, 1908 "On Speaking Terms" - Zon-o-phone, 1908 . . . . . . . "The Singing Throat of the Starr Phonograph," The Talking Machine World, 1915 . . The Sonora Phonograph was known by its Sonora Bell logo and the phrase "Clear as a Bell' Other slogans included "The Instrument of Quality" and "The Highest Class Talking Machine in the World" . . "The Music Without the Blur!" The Talking Machine World, June 15, 1918 . . . "Looking for the Band" "The Acme of Realism" Edison Advertising Form No. 410, circa 1901 "The Acme of Realism" Edison poster . . . "His Master's Voice" Victor Talking Machine Co. . . RCA magazine advertisement, 1946 . . "The Victrola - The most famous musical instrument in the world" The Ladies' Home Journal, October 1919 . Victrola 1921 . . . . Lucky 7 Phonograph Company, The Talking Machine World, May 15, 1919 . . . Empire Talking Machine Company, The Talking Machine World, May 15, 1919 . . . "All Phonographs in One" Photoplay Magazine, January 1918 . . Sales Pamphlet courtesy Antiquepianoshop.com . Steger Phonographs are an example of piano company's making phonographs - "If it's a Steger--It's the most valuable piano in the world." . . Vitanola - "The Phonograph of Marvelous Tone" - November 8, 1919 . . The Crosley "Floating Jewel® Tone System" - Crosley Radio-Phonograph, Ads L-R 1946 and 1945 . . . . Zenith Record-Playing Radios, 1946 . . . RCA Victor - "The Golden Throat" Tone System with the "Silent Sapphire" pickup - 1947 . . . The "Victrola®"45 complete automatic phonograph - RCA Victor -1953 . . . Pathé is Supreme - Costs No More Than the Ordinary Phonograph 1920 . . . . . . . . "The Phonograph with a Personality" - Cardinal - The Talking Machine World, 1919 (Courtesy of the Antique Phonograph Society) . . . "Hearing is Believing" - Columbia Grafonola, Cosmopolitan, 1912 . . . . "The Tone That Thrills" - 1920 Blue Bird ad from Buffalo Courier, November 14, 1920 (Courtesy The78rpmrecordspins) . . . . . "Note the Notes" - The Talking Machine World, November 1916 . . . . The Sign of the Starr Store - The Talking Machine World, November 1916 . . "My Partner," Talking Machine World, April 15, 1908 . . . . "Charming," Talking Machine World, April 15, 1908       "The longer you play it, the sweeter it grows" - The Cheney The Master Instrument, 1922         "The Talking Machine With a Soul," The Talking Machine World, June 15, 1918 . . .   . "Known for Tone", Stradivara, The Talking Machine World. July 1919 . . Postcard advertisement for Voice of Music Record Player with 4-speed 'Super-Fidelis' record changer with Siesta-Matic. V-M 1280 Record Player introduced in 1956 . . Phonographia .