Offered here is an authentic antique 12-inch record binder featuring the iconic “His Master’s Voice” logo, dating to the early 1900s. Designed to hold up to 10 shellac 78 RPM records, this binder was made to protect and organize prized recordings during the golden age of early phonographs.

The cover proudly displays the famous “His Master’s Voice” trademark associated with His Master's Voice, featuring the beloved Nipper dog logo. This emblem became one of the most recognizable images in early recorded music history and was closely associated with Victor Talking Machine Company in the United States.

Constructed with heavy board covers and period binding hardware, this album reflects the craftsmanship and style of the acoustic recording era. These binders were commonly used to store fragile 78 RPM shellac discs and are increasingly hard to find in complete condition.

Details:

Brand: His Master’s Voice

Era: Early 1900s

Capacity: 10 records

Record Size: 12”

Format: 78 RPM shellac

Material: Heavy board cover with original binding

A fantastic display piece for phonograph collectors, 78 RPM enthusiasts, or early music memorabilia collectors. Perfect for completing a vintage Victrola setup or adding authenticity to a period display.

Please review all photos carefully for condition, as this is a true antique item over 100 years old.