Original U.S. WWII US Navy Garrard Model 201.V Two-Speed Transcription Player - Electric Gramophone U.S. Holsters This blade still grades in

This blade still grades in excellent condition

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

The ramrod is brass mounted walnut and not of the 'swivel" type later introduced as the New Land Pattern

The tape must be removed prior to firing

The wooden stock shows multiple different repairs in the past

Original U.S. WWII US Navy Garrard Model 201.V Two-Speed Transcription Player - Electric Gramophone U.S. Holsters This blade still grades inOriginal 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