Brunswick Model #175 phonograph

This very attractive oak phonograph was built by the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company in approximately 1918. The model 175 sold for $200 when new and competed against some of the nice instruments from Victor, Columbia and Edison. It is easy to see why Brunswick phonographs became the second most popular brand in the United States. The machines were well designed and well built.

The #175 was offered in a choice of oak or mahogany and was supplied with a three-spring motor.