The Silvertone phonograph was manufactured by the Lepage Communion Cup Company at their factory located at 2382 Dundas St. W., Toronto. (See Operaphone page for another phonograph advertised by Lepage Communion Cup Company). By 1924 they were named Le Page Manufacturing Co.
Canadian Furniture World and the Undertaker, February 1921, p. 35: "The LePage Co., Toronto, displayed and demonstrated their "Silvertone" baby grand phonographs in period designs. These machines are equipped with the latest innovations in music machines."
Canadian Furniture World and the Undertaker, February 1922, p. 33: "Toronto Furniture Manufacturers Exhibition - The LePage Communion Cup Co. showed and demonstrated several of their "Silvertone" phonographs, which, in various period designs, caused much interest."
Toronto Daily Star, February 19, 1921, p. 11.
TDS, February 26, 1921, p. 26.
TDS, December 20, 1924, p. 4.
TDS, May 30, 1927, p. 31. Ad by Eaton's Department Store, Queen St., Toronto.
A console model Silvertone phonograph for sale on FB Marketplace in Sherbrooke, Quebec in 2024.
A Silvertone Tru-phonic phonograph for sale on FB Marketplace in Tillsonburg Ontario in 2025. It is not known whether this is a Canadian-made machine manufactured by the Lepage Communion Cup Company. The "S", however, in the label is very similar to the "S" in the Lepage Silvertone and very dissimilar to the American Silvertone brand.
Another Silvertone Tru-phonic phonograph for sale in 2025.
