Beka
Illustrations and some examples of 'Cuts" used in their Record
Ads.
![](/Factola/Beka/1908%20Beka%20Record%20Oct.jpg)
The Talking Machine
World, October 1908
![](/Factola/Beka/1909%20TMW%20Jan%20MatterH.jpg)
The Talking Machine
World, January 1909
![](/Factola/Beka/1909%20TMW%20Mar%20850.jpg)
The Talking Machine
World, March 1909 and May 1909
![](/Factola/Beka/1910%20TMW%20Beka%20850.jpg)
The Talking Machine
World, January 1910
![](/Factola/Beka/1910%20TMW%20Feb%20850.jpg)
The Talking Machine
World, February 1910
![](/Factola/Beka/1910%20TMW%20Mar%20Beka%20850.jpg)
The Talking Machine
World, March 1910
![](/Factola/Beka/1910%20TMW%20May%20Beka%20850.jpg)
The Talking Machine
World, May 1910
Beka
Show Cards
The Talking Machine
World in May 1915 commented on two very artistically designed
show cards for their disc records that are "pleasing and
draw reference to the company's products in an effective manner."
The cards were available to dealers for free.
![](/Factola/Beka/1908%20TMW%20May%20Show.jpg)
The Talking Machine
World in May 1915
Beka
Record Stamps
![](/Factola/Beka/Cinderella%20Stamp%20man_woman.jpg)
![](/Factola/Beka/Cinderella%202%20Ricefield.jpg)
![](/Factola/Beka/Cinderella%202%20harem.jpg)
![](/Factola/Beka/Cinder%202%20Japanese.jpg)
![](/Factola/Beka/Cinderella%202%20Africans.jpg)
Cinderella Stamps
circa 1912, 1 3/8" x 2", A. Gerhard & Co. G.m.b.H Berlin
(PM-0389) (PM-0388) (PM-0387) (PM-0390) (NIC)
![](/Factola/Beka/PM-0386%20Christmas%20BEKA%20285.jpg)
PM-0386
Beka
Talking Machines
Although the Beka Company
was primarily a record company, they did have talking machines.
A "cheap hornless machine" was mentioned as being displayed
at the Leipiz Fair, March 6-18, 1911 as part of the Leipiz Trade
Show's exhibit of talking machines.
![](/Factola/Beka/1911%20TMW%20Apr%20Leipzig%20TM.jpg)
The Talking Machine
World in April 15, 1911
The following ad showed
their Bekophone, an open horned talking machine.
![](/SourcePhonoposters/Beka%20Record%20750.jpg)
Bekaphone
and Bekaphone Records,
c.1910.