Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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a12548
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Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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The 3 dark blurry pics should sway you..and it even has 4 best offer submissions..
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Garret
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Re: Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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This should go in the eBay and craigslist alert section.
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Player-Tone
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Re: Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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:monkey: Hmmm..... This is a hard choice, I have $100,000 burning a hole in my pocket and can't decide if I should buy this wonderful Brunswick or.... a new car, VTLA pooly flattop, Victor III with oak speartip horn, VV-XVIII, VE 10-50, loads of records(cylinder and disk), an Edison GEM, Edison Home, then invest whatever is left.

I don't know which of these two options I should go with! :monkey:
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Re: Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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Re: Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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Humm, I am guessing it is worth say 3/10 of 1% of that, so sure to go quickly.

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Re: Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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Hey, it's "free shipping"---what more could you want? :lol:
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VintageTechnologies
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Re: Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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I have a similar Brunswick that I could offer to interested parties. Since I don't have any dark blurry pictures to prove what great shape it is in, I will make a concession and offer it for a measley $25,000 and even pay for shipping. Any takers?
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One of the offers was mine - $50 - never heard from seller :lol:
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Dave
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Re: Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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Player-Tone wrote::monkey: Hmmm..... This is a hard choice, I have $100,000 burning a hole in my pocket and can't decide if I should buy this wonderful Brunswick or.... a new car, VTLA pooly flattop, Victor III with oak speartip horn, VV-XVIII, VE 10-50, loads of records(cylinder and disk), an Edison GEM, Edison Home, then invest whatever is left.

I don't know which of these two options I should go with! :monkey:

How about twenty Victor VI's!

but..then again...the Brunswick does play all types of records :lol:
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Re: Anyone up for a $100,000 'Brunswick Victrola'?

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The seller ended the listing because it is no longer available. I wonder why?
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