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When local manager and founder of the British Gramophone Company, William Barry Owen first saw Francis Barraud painting of His Master’s Voice, he asked Barraud if he would replace the originally painted Edison phonograph with what is now known as a Berliner Trademark gramophone. A few years later when Emile Berliner visited Owen’s office he asked for the rights to this painting, Owen obliged, Berliner upon return to the US filed for a trademark. Many years later EMI adopted this trademark.