Original U.S. WWII US Navy Garrard Model 201.V Two-Speed Transcription Player - Electric Gramophone U.S. Holsters body on this example is

body on this example is actually marked with a Japanese date on the bottom: 17

Aircraft #69-6567

This would be the last full scale airborne operation of the war and the first combat jump for the 513th PIR

in that a rare early WWII "Low Pressure" liner was fit into a late WWII rare Schlueter made shell

It also was rifled at some point

Original U.S. WWII US Navy Garrard Model 201.V Two-Speed Transcription Player - Electric Gramophone U.S. Holsters body on this example isOriginal Item: Only One Available. Garrard itself is the oldest name in audio because it is part of the family that gave us Garrard and Company, appointed Crown Jewelers of London in 1721. The part of the DNA that led to turntables evolved in time for the Great War when, in 1914, Garrard was asked to manufacture precision range finders for the British Artillery as they had both the craftsmen and the necessary machinery to do so. In 1915, the Garrard