Victor stand up oak wind-up Victrola case

VICTOR VICTROLA Stand-up Mahogany Case WIND UP plays 78 RPM records.All complete, working condition, case is clean. has crank, works and plays fine. Size: 44 in. height, 21 in. wide

Victor Table Top Gramaphone Victrola # VV-IV Oak Case with oak record stand, Victrola has two doors on front to adjust sound. Record stand opens to 3 record shelves / Measures: 11"H x 17"W x 12"D, Sta

Dalion Tall Oak Case Wind-Up Victrola Record File Base. Vintage. Works fine, all original, original oak finish. Cabinet base is a fitted record file. Patented Sep 26, 1911. Size: 41h x 21.5L x 18w

Dalion Tall Oak Case Wind-Up Victrola Record File Base. Vintage. Works fine, all original, original oak finish. Cabinet base is a fitted record file. Patented Sep 26, 1911. Size: 41h x 21.5L x 18w

GEOMETRIC CARVINGS WITH PHOTO PANELS, ORIGINAL FINISH, NO WORKS, 48 1/2" H, 19 1/4" D, 21 1/2" W, VERY COOL

Victor Type-M Victrola. Oak case with brass horn, has original Victor Talking Machine decal on horn and brass tag with serial No. 48141. No crank handle present. Untested. Large horn shows some wear t

An antique French Louis XVI style Victor Victrola phonograph music box case by Clark Music Co., Syracuse, New York offers quarter sawn oak construction in serpentine form raised on scroll form feet wi

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/

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

Victor Talking Machine model VV VIII Victrola phonograph. Oak case. Serial number 65821F. With 13 records. Plays. 14"W x 19 1/4"D x 13 1/4"H (closed), 25"H open. Wear, scratches and chips to wood on c

Oak Case VICTOR VV-VI Table Top Windup Phonograph. size: 12x15x16.25

Victor Victrola in quarter sawn oak case. Working and all original. 13.5"Hx16.5"Wx19.5"D

Model No. VV-IX. Serial No. 300894 G. Oak case with record compartment. In working condition. Music player is separate from stand. Right side stand door is off center. 50"h x 19"w x 23"d **Please Note

Antique Oak Case VICTOR TALKING MACHINE Model VV-IV Wind Up Record Player. size: 16 x 12.5 x 13.5

Oak case. Approx. 51 1/4" H x 21" W x 22 1/2" D. From a Hasbrouck Heights, NJ collector.

Victor 3 Victrola talking machine with oak & extra tole horn, "Sold by Sol Bloom", oak case, base is 14.25" by 14.25", black tole horn has original decals, Victor Talking Machine and is dated, patente

Edison B-100 disk player. Wind-up phonograph mfg. by Thomas Alva Edison Co. Mounted in an oak case and comes with the original stand. Working and in very good antique condition, (age to finish). Measu

Victor Horn Gramophone with HMV Disc Cabinet, c. 1905 1) Victor model MS gramophone, oak case, 12-inch turntable, triple-spring motor, Victrola No. 2 reproducer, large stamped-steel flower horn, &#216

Victor Talking Machine V-I (1910-1916) His Master's Voice Victrola phonograph with serial number in oak box case with crank, goose neck tone arm and Morning Glory Horn with decal. Reportedly in workin

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

Vintage Victor Victrola Talking Machine Model M #38719 with Two Tone Horn. Having an oak case with gilt stencil decorated arm. Used condition, some surface distress, missing crack and reproducer. Unkn

Manufactured by Victor Talking Mach. Type VIC V 40997. [16 1/2" W x 16 1/2" D x 27" H; Horn: 22" Dia x 27" L]. Oak case and horn in poor condition. Works not tested.

AntiqueVictor Talking Machine wind-up phonograph Embossed tag reads Model VV-IVI, serial number 111046 B, oak case with double speaker doors, circa 1920. Excellent working condition comes with recordi

The VV-50 was the first portable Victrola model to be produced. Production began in the summer of 1921, and was ceased in 1924. It used a simple single-spring motor, and a wooden case made of oak or m