VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO. TYPE

Antique Victor Talking Machine Co. Phonograph Type VIC III. Good working condition with use and age wear. Comes with a 19" diameter horn and the crank, needs a needle. Overall the oak phonograph case

Early Antique Victor Gramophone Made by Victor Talking Machine Co. "His Master's Voice" Type MS and Numbered 17991. Made in Camden, New Jersey With Original Metal Horn. Condition: Generally Good, As F

C. 1915. Victor Talking Machine Co. Camden NJ. This is a wonderful example of a Victor Talking Machine type 1 phonograph in quartered oak cabinet and matching quartered oak horn. CONDITION: Showing an

Mahogany with gilt metal elements and a wooden horn, marked, "VN06, 678". With 100 to 200 records or various type and period. The table pictured is not part of the lot. Dimensions:The horn is 21 3/4"

Victor Talking Machine Co. Model V Phonograph Gramophone. Tag affixed to the base and original label attached. Serial number 18384. Measures 30" H with horn. Condition: Working condition. The gallery

C. 1913. The Victor talking Machine Co. The XXV phonograph was first introduced in 1913 and given the name "Schoolhouse" due to its specific use in schools and institutions. It was also the last phono

Victor Talking Machine Co. Rare Walnut Victrola VV120. Manufactured in Camden, New Jersey

Phonograph, Victor Talking Machine Co., Victor Style VII, oak cabinet, c.1915, VG orig working cond, 15"H x 13.5"Sq. & horn 22"L x 19"Dia.

Victor Talking Type IV Victrola Phonograph. Mahogany cased, approx. 14" x 14" x 8-1/2". No horn present. Includes crank key, however when wound, did not work. Serial No. appears to be 43646. Shows wea

Victor Type III Victrola Phonograph. Oak case with large horn. Horn is approx. 16-1/2" diameter, original decal present on horn. Horn shows wear with scuffs/scratches and some ding/dents. Serial No. 3

untested, 28" tall X 28" wide, horn is possibly bent at top edge

Mahogany floor standing Victrola from the Victor Talking Machine Co. in working condition with gold toned arm filled with interesting records. It measures 49 in tall,22.5 in across and 24 inches deep

Gramophone with horn and crank by Victor Talking Machine Co., In wooden base; Opening of horn measures approximately 19 Diameter inches; Wooden base measures approximately H 7 3/4 x W 11 1/2 x D 11 1/

Victor Talking Machine Co., Walnut cabinet with Victrola model VV111. Manufactured in Camden, New Jersey, Serial #3929, circa 1925, spring wound phonograph with gold plated hardware including a 12" tu

Victor Talking Machine Co. Phonograph with Oak Case Accompanied by a Record Cabinet. Lot includes 11 records and key. Phonograph measures 12-3/4" x 18" x 17-1/2". Horn measures 17-1/4" diam. Cabinet m

Signed "Victor Talking Machine Co., dated Feburary 1904, Camden New Jersey - model V V-Via - width 18" depth 15" height 12" - found in Prior Lake Mn home.

with serial numbers

Antique phonograph tabletop record player. Crafted from wood, metal, and green felt. Two doors to obverse open to reveal storage. Arm is moveable. Plaque to side reads VICTOR, HIS MASTER'S VOICE, REG

Gamewell Fire Alarm Pull Station Box Victor Talking Machine Co. Victor Bldg in Camden, NJ. 1912

C. 1912. The Victor Talking Machine Co. A wonderful original example of a Victor 3 in original finish and matching oak spear-tip horn. CONDITION: All original, including felt, crank and reproducer. Th

C. 1912, The Victor Talking Machine Co. A beautiful original example of a Victor 3 in original finish and matching oak horn with original Victor decal. CONDITION: All original, including felt, crank a

Victor M Horn Gramophone, c. 1905 Monarch, serial no. 45218, manufactured by Victor Talking Machine Co., quarter-sawn oak case with maker's plaque, 2-spring motor, 10-in. turntable, tapering arm, "Exh

Victor R Horn Gramophone, c. 1904 Royal, serial no. 44071, manufactured by "Victor Talking Machine Co.", basic oak cabinet mit brass maker's plaque, single-spring motor, 7-in. turntable, traveling arm

Victor Talking Machine Co., Model E, ("Monarch Junior", made 1901-1908) s/n 47551, with oak case, green felt 7" turntable, double-spring motor, rigid arm with black and silver horn, includes original