Antique Victor Talking Machine Co. Victrola Model VV-XI in Handsome Quarter Sawn (tiger) Oak Wood Cabinet. Includes a few records.
The Victrola VV-XI (or "Victrola the Eleventh") is an antique, spring-wound floor phonograph manufactured by the Victor Taliking Machine Company between 1910 and 1921 The Horn is hidden

• Production Run: Over 850,000 units were made, making it the best-selling Victrola model in history.
• Design: It features an enclosed wooden cabinetmost commonly finished in red mahogany or oak, and later walnutwith lower record storage doors and an internal horn.
• Operation: Powered by a hand-cranked spring motor, it plays acoustically without needing electricity

Market Value: $1,200 and $1,650 depending on the wood finish, originality, and mechanical condition

Piece has wear indicative of age and use, some staining to corner, includes crank and some needles, see photos for condition. Measures 19" x 21" x 44" DM-6420 *Freight Required if shipped, Buyer Arranged/Responsibility*