Victor Talking Machine Table Top

Early 19th C Victrola Victor Talking Machine. This table top Victrola Victor talking machine features side arm and interior cabinet for storage. Interior manufacturer plaque reads serial number "VV-IX

Antique circa early 20th century Victor Victrola Talking Machine tabletop phonograph model VV-IV. Measures approx. 13" height x 16 1/2" width x 18" depth.

Victor Victrola Talking Machine. Nice Table Top version. All original and complete. Works well. Comes with 1 record and accessories. 19"x16"x13" Excellent

Title: Antique Victor Talking Machine VV-IX Phonograph Description:Antique Victor Talking Machine VV-IX Tabletop Phonograph. Comes with three 78rpm records and five packets of needles. Hallmarks or Si

Victor Talking Machine Victrola in Oak Table Top Case VV-IX 332056; together with an oak two-door music cabinet Used condition, wear, worn, victrola cranks but table top does not turn. Victrola: 14-1/

Manufactured 1915 by Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden, NJ, Tabletop Victrola, Style VV-IX, SN 164635G. Mahogany finish, original custom base cabinet. Works great, Cabinet H 30", W 20-1/4", Depth

Table Top Victor Talking Machine: Mahogany Case Phonograph with Ogee Molded Lid. Double Door Front Enclosing Grille. Made for 78 RPM Vinyl Records. Includes Needles & Record Cleaner. W-IX, Working Con

Table top "Victor Talking Machine". Mahogany case with crank, double doors with shelves. Shaped top case. Serial # 132304-F. Height: STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO PROVIDE ACCURATE, OBJECTIVE, & FAIR

Victor Model V Talking Machine Disc Phonograph, Tabletop Oak Cabinet, 21.75" Diameter Wooden Horn Which Has Some Splits And Holes, Overall In Nice Condition, John Woody Estate. UPDATED 04/7/21: Woody

Victor Victrola VV-IX "Victrola The Ninth" tabletop phonograph, Victor Talking Machine Co. Serial number 245607G, circa 1916. Wooden case with lid and lower cabinet. With extra phonograph needles. Rot

Rare table top Victrola record player with fitted base and record storage. This piece sits on top of additional record cabinet. Made by Victor Talking Machine. Oak with crystal knobs. Player is in wor

Original vintage table top Victrola bearing the original plaque "Victor Talking Machine Co. Serial # 248101E. 12"H x 13"W x 18"D

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

Enclosed in oak case, complete with Victor talking machine horn.

Manufactured by the Victor Talking Machine Co. of Camden, New Jersey. The mahogany cabinet has a hinged lid to reveal the turntable and an extra tin of Victor needles and two front doors that open to

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

Original oak table top model, 78hp, 1911- 1926 Victor Talking Machine Co. Camden NJ. All original.

VINTAGE 1920'S - 1930'S TABLE TOP VICTROLA VINYL RECORD PLAYER PHONOGRAPH IN MAHOGANY CASE | VICTOR TALKING MACHINE-GOOD PRE OWNED CONDITION, WEAR-DP71223 Bidders may pick up their items from the auct

All-original Victor talking machine horn, largest ever produced by RCA Victor and used for Victor tabletop model talking machines. Measures 37 x 23.5 inches.

ANTIQUE VICTOR TALKING MACHINE - LIFT UP TOP - - #VV215 - 94200 - OUTER CABINET HAS MINOR SCRATCHES - APPROX. C1901 WITH CRANK AND NUMBER VICTOR RECORD FILES WITH RECORDS

1898 Universal Talking Machine Company New York Zon O Phone Table Top Mechanical Record Disk Player with Original Horn. Antique Oak Case (5.50" Tall x 9.25" Length x 10.50" Wide) with Company Plaque.

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"

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

The International Talking Machine Company issued the Odeon Label first in Germany in 1903 and applied for a U.S. trademark the same year. They also produced their own records, and unlike other record