This is an antique 12-inch record binder from His Master’s Voice (HMV), designed to store 78 RPM shellac records from the early 1900s. These binders were commonly used for organizing and protecting early phonograph records before modern vinyl formats existed.

His Master's Voice is one of the most iconic names in early recorded music history, known for its “dog and gramophone” trademark and its role in the development of early audio recording and playback.

Details:
Brand: His Master's Voice
Type: Record binder / album storage case
Size: 12” records
Format: 78 RPM shellac record storage
Era: Early 1900s
Includes: Binder + approx. 10 records (as shown)
Condition:

Item is sold as-is, as found, and untested unless otherwise stated. As an antique paper/leather/audio storage item, expect:

Cover wear, scuffs, or fading
Spine or binding wear
Record surface wear or scratches
Possible dust or aging consistent with early 1900s items
Great For:
Vintage record collectors
78 RPM shellac enthusiasts
His Master’s Voice collectors
Early music history collectors
Antique audio and phonograph display

📦 You will receive the exact item shown in the photos. Please review all images carefully for condition and details.