Stewart Disc Phonograph Parts or Repair

The Stewart disc phonograph was first introduced in Chicago in 1916 by John Stewart, a successful manufacturer who added phonographs to his existing product lineup. Renowned for its compact size, robust construction, and surprisingly loud volume output, this machine became a highly popular option for outdoor activities, such as picnics or cottage trips. This example is being sold for parts or rebuild. Paint on the case is fair, tone arm has a broken casting, reproducer missing needle bar, no crank, comes with an extra unknown reproducer. Measures approx. 14”in diameter, 7” tall.