Monarch Senior

The British Gramophone & Typewriter Company introduced the Monarch Senior Gramophone in 1905. The company produced two distinct models of the Monarch Senior gramophone between 1905 and 1911.

First Monarch Senior (1905):

• Introduced by the British Gramophone & Typewriter Company in 1905.
• Features an ornate oak case with egg-and-dart mouldings and round corner columns.
• Equipped with a triple-spring worm-drive motor and a 12” turntable.
• Includes a Gramophone & Typewriter Exhibition sound box.
• The black-painted horn is a flower horn.
• Gained fame when presented to Captain Robert Falcon Scott for his Terra Nova expedition to Antarctica and the South Pole in 1910.

The Ionic (1907-1911):

• A new mahogany Monarch Senior model available in Great Britain.
• Substantially different design, less fussy than the original.
• Named “The Ionic” due to the Ionic capitals on the four corner columns.
• Gramophones were equipped with either flower or morning glory horns.
• Upscale 3-spring models could be upgraded with smooth or speartip oak or mahogany horns, ranging from 18.5" to 22" in diameter

Here you find 19 models, 19 with images and 0 with schematics for wireless sets etc. In French: TSF for Télégraphie sans fil.
All listed radios etc. from Gramophone Company Ltd., Gramophone & Typewriter Co. Ltd.; London