The Grammofoonmuseum (Gramophone Museum) has gramophones on display from early models to more recent ones. The storage holds radios, TV sets, tape recorders, gramophones, counting machines and typewriters. Dry goods, bicycles, gramophones, wallpaper, marble products, optical accessories, weapon, confectioneries were sold here. Through experimentation, in 1892 Berliner began commercial production of his disc records, and "gramophones". Both prominently feature gramophones, the former in combination with two pianists (replacing the orchestra). They range from gramophones to jewellery pieces. The installation comprises two gramophones inspired by Werner Herzog's film "Fitzcarraldo". Concert series with original archive recordings, historic Gramophones and Phonographs. Seaman sued in early 1901 and requested an injunction prohibiting Johnson from selling gramophones. He is a travelling salesman who sells gramophones. It also includes exhibitions of gramophones, photographs, famous newspaper archives and others. For flute, trombone, 2 Stroh violins and 4 Gramophones with self-recorded acetate discs. One room held a number of gramophones which members could listen and practice music to.