Victor Type C Disc Phonograph

This hard to find machine in its oak cabinet has its original finish which is a bit weathered and worn with some finish loss but is in otherwise good condition. All the corner columns and capitals are

A Victor type III Disc Phonograph with a Wooden Horn American, early 20th Century includes a 23 3/8 inch diameter wooden horn and a disc cabinet with over 80 discs. Serial number 6854A. cabinet height

Nice all original machine in original oak finish cabinet, front mount. Wooden tone arm. Standard sound box. Very nice original 14" black and brass bell horn with very good original paint and very nice

This machine in its oak cabinet has its original finish and in overall good condition with a few minor scrapes and scratches. The metal corners have their original oxidized copper finish. Has its orig

Concert Reproducer, crank, 14" horn, SN-8325

This early rare machine is in above average original condition. Motor board has its original finish and "pre-dog" ID tag both in very good condition - also has an original long throat New Century repr

This beautiful machine in its elaborate oak cabinet has its original finish in above average condition - its elaborate moldings and corner columns all of which are nicely in tact and in very good cond

Victor oak type D disc phonograph, lacking turntable, horn, reproducer and crank,

This machine in its oak cabinet has its original finish in overall very good condition. Has a Victor long throat concert reproducer. The original wooden tone arm has all its original hardware. Has its

Untouched, original machine has its original brown oak finish which is lightly alligatored throughout with minor nicks and scratches but in overall good condition. Top motor board has shrinkage crack.

(second style) front mount with oak traveling arm, 18.5” bell horn, long throat Exhibition Reproducer, Pre-dog identification plate M15078, Missing winding crank.

Rear mount brass bell horn with reproduction elbow. Concert reproducer, record screw, and crank. SN-14614

This machine in its oak cabinet has been professionally refinished but has good patina and presents well. The top board of the cabinet is loose and needs to be reattached. Has a long throat exhibition

This machine in its attractive oak cabinet has been refinished. Has all its corner columns and capitals and is in overall good condition. This machine in its early rigid arm format has all its origina

This machine in its attractive oak cabinet has its original finish in overall good condition. This machine in early production has a "pre-dog" ID tag. It has a Victor concert long throat reproducer in

Original brown oak finish. Slightly alligatored throughout with a few minor scrapes. Good as-found condition. Long throat concert reproducer. Original wooden tone arm with original hardware, horn crad

Type C, Concert Reproducer All Brass 24"L, SN-24761

Type C, V Concert Reproducer, brass bell horn Crank, SN-9843

Type c-2, mahogany case. Has reproducer and crank

6 Disc Adders 1) "Victor Adder", Webb-type, nickel-plated brass, c. 1900. - 2) "The Adder", 1868 onwards, the first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York, early model on wood base, US patent: 10 M

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

Victor Talking Machine Company Vic. I Phonograph, Early 20th C., H 9.5" W 15" Depth 10.75" , SN: 61310 | Serial number 61310, Type Vic. I. Includes tin horn with Victor paper label.

Brunswick Ultona Phonograph Model 117, c. 1918 The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, USA. No. 169882, with Ultona reproducer designed to play the three main types of discs: laterally-cut shellac (Vic

Brunswick Ultona Phonograph Style 4, c. 1918 The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, USA, No. 2867-108911, with Brunswick Reproducer Ultona single, designed to play the two main types of discs: lateral