Editing Nipper (section)

{{Short description|Canine mascot of HMV, RCA, and the Victor Talking Machine Company (1884–1895)}}
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{{Infobox animal
| name                    = Nipper
| image                   = OriginalNipper.jpg
| image_size               = 250px
| caption                 = Photo of [[Francis Barraud]]'s original 1898 ''His Master's Voice'' painting depicting an Edison cylinder phonograph
| species                 = ''[[Dog|Canis familiaris]]''
| breed                   = [[Mongrel]] (part [[terrier]])
| gender                  = [[Male]]
| birth_date               = {{birth date text|1884}}
| birth_place              = [[Bristol]], England
| death_date               = {{death date and age|September 1895|1884}}
| death_place              = England
| resting_place            = [[Kingston upon Thames]]
| resting_place_coordinates = {{Coord|51.410990|-0.302226|display=title}}
| nationality             = British
| owner                   = Mark Henry Barraud
}}

'''Nipper''' ({{c.|1884}} – September 1895) was a British [[dog]]. He is best known as the subject of the 1898 painting [[His Master's Voice|''His Master's Voice'']], painted posthumously by his owner [[Francis Barraud]], that went on to become a international [[trademark]] for consumer electronics, record labels and entertainment retailers.