Outing

The Outing Talking Machine, produced by a furniture company in New York, was a notable entry in the early 20th-century phonograph market. It’s described as an off-brand, meaning it was not one of the major brands like Edison, Victor, Columbia, or Berliner.

This designation tends to affect its collectability and value in the market, though it still holds some appeal due to its nature as a portable phonograph.

The model known as „SENIOR“ dates back to around 1922-1924.

Despite not being as collectible as main brands like Victor or Columbia, Outing was one of the larger off-brand portable phonograph makers at the time.