Members at a meeting in San Diego, 2002.

Phonograph Authors

An Evil Triumvirate?

He's A Winner!

We Have Another Winner!

A Meeting to Remember

Edison Coin-Op

Bruce's pride

The Multiphone

A Happy Grouping

GSPS at Five

A Rare Sign

Shack Shock

Ron Dethlefson, Robert Baumbach, Ray Phillips, Scott Corbett, Tim Fabrizio

Acclaimed authors George Paul (left) and Tim Fabrizio (right) plot to take over the world with year 2000 GSPS President (and curent GSPS Record Editor) John Robles.

Ray Phillips wins the first GSPS Lifetime Achievement Award. This award is given to people who have made extraordinary contributions to the phonograph collecting world in the fields of literature, research, etcetera. The award is presented by GSPS President Scott Corbett, 2004.

Ron Dethlefson, researcher and author of some of the most widely referenced phonograph related books is presented with the 2nd GSPS Lifetime Achievement Award by GSPS President Nestor Guzman, April 2005.

Part of a spectacular collection.

GSPS member Bruce Peterson posing with one of his favorite machines.

The early jukebox!

The fifth annniversary of the Golden State Phonograph Society is celebrated by members at the October 2004 meeting.

This was a repro sign made for John Robles, which reads 'Robles Music Shop'. CAPS show, 2002, Scott Corbett, John Robles and Mike Sorter.

Mike Sorter unexpectedly finds the rare Shackleton 'My North Polar Expedition' cylinder in a lot of 200 Wax Amberols that he and John Robles have just purchased, August 2003