Harmony



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The Harmony was yet another giveaway machine distributed by the Great Northern Manufacturing Company of Chicago. Front mount Harmonies were manufactured by Hawthorne and Sheble. This later, rear-mount Harmony depicted below was built out of standard Columbia components.

Harmony front view
The decal quickly solves any mystery regarding the Harmony's origin. Larger image		Harmony side view
All Columbia components include the bracket, tone arm, and reproducer. Larger image
another side view
The Harmony was fitted with a three quarter inch spindle. Larger image		U-S Rex upperworks
Small blue horn with gold striping has appeared on most examples. Larger image
Harmony reproducer
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