Mechanical Orguinette (U.S.A., 19th century).
Typatune (England, 1930).
Kinder Ariston (Germany, 1900).
Victrola Eureka (Germany, 1903).
Alarm-clock Peter Pan (France, 1930).
Musical liqueur bottle Ballerina (Switzerland, ear…
Singing birds (France, 1890).
Piano A Dos (Italy, 1880).
Melodic piano (Italy, 1910).
Limonaire Frères (France, 1900).
Animated musical framework (France, 1890).
Harmonium (Portugal, 1894).
Barrel organ (Germany, 1856).
Street organ (Germany, 1890).
Militar turntable (U.S.A., 1939).
Plaina Edison (U.S.A., 1910).
Edison Amberola (U.S.A., 1914).
Graphophone BG (U.S.A., 1905).
Gramophone Berliner (U.S.A., 1900).
Juke-box (U.S.A., 1947).
Maestrophone (Switzerland, 1913).
Pathé Concert (France, 1913).
Gramophone Phonolicht (Germany, 1920).
Cartoon panel.
Cartoon panel.
Wrought iron panel.
Graffiti in the equestrian centre.
Graffiti in the equestrian centre.
Graffiti in equestrian centre.
Pony.
Sleepy...
Brown horse.
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Accordion Tanzbar (Germany, 1920).
Displayed in the Museum of Mechanical Music, at Alegrias Street, Arraiados, Pinhal Novo.
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