This machine in its impressive oak cabinet has its original finish which is lightly alligatored throughout and is in overall good condition with some minor finish loss on the left side at the base molding. See photos. Has an exhibition reproducer in good condition. The tone arm and horn elbow have their original nickel plating in good condition with some minor oxidation. See photos. The back bracket has its original black paint and pinstripes in average condition with a few minor nicks here and there. Please note this is a late production machine with the "drop in" style horn elbow and back bracket. Has its original winding crank and motor winds and runs. This machine has a very nice 24" L oak Victor spear point horn which is 21-1/2" D at the large end. This horn has its original finish and decal which is lightly alligatored throughout in original overall good condition. This horn is nice and tight with no shrinkage cracks or open seams. The coupler at the small end of the horn is a late style with the larger rivet located at the top which is correct for this late production style horn. The horn is tight at the coupler as well. Cabinet measures 16-1/4" X 16-1/4" X 7-1/2" T. Another example of a good honest machine from the Wayne Wolf Collection.