The smallest Russian (sovietic) pocket gramophone is Malyutka (Малютка, Tot).
Originally was developed for officiers as battle-gramophone, and produced since 1930's.
5×12.5×27.5 cm, 2 kg
Label: "Московский Патефонный Завод. Министерство Местной Промышленности РСФСР"
(Moscowsky Patephonny Zavod. Ministerstwo Myestnoy Promishlennosty RSFSR).
(Moscow Gramophone Works. Department of Cottage Industry, RSFSR).
Nickel-plated steel; ribbed/soldered metallic diaphragm in soundbox.
Instead of horn - box with opened cover. The cover (or the disk, while playing) is fixed with nut.
Equipment
Gramophone needles 1 box (200 pieces)
Gramophone disc 1 pc.
Blue Malyutka
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Red Malyutka
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Green Malyutka
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This one was made in 17-09-1956 and sold in 11-04-1956, in store Passage (Пассаж), in Leningrad (St. Petersburg).
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Why rare?
