Mahogany 1918 or 1920 VV VI inside Udell Works cabinet

Post by **Roaring20s** » Wed Jun 27, 2018 1:32 am

ehs004 wrote:I found at an Estate sale VV VI ...

It looks very nice in mahogany and with that cabinet it's doubly so!

James.

ehs004 · Post by **ehs004** » Wed Jun 27, 2018 10:59 am

Viva-voce wrote:
jukejunkie wrote:Udell Works of Indianapolis IN made lots of piano roll and record cabinets in their furniture line so a record player storage cabinet seems right up their alley. Always seemed to make nicely built products from simple Arts & Crafts to highly ornate things. Started in Chicago and moved to Indiana in 1873. Also known for their bookcases and desks.
The music cabinet my Victor IV sits on was made by Udell Works. I bought this lovely cabinet at an antique store for $75.

Steven

Steven
I think that is for sheet music by the direction the door opens!
Thanks Eric

ehs004 · Post by **ehs004** » Wed Jun 27, 2018 11:03 am

Viva-voce wrote:Sorry I don't know how my reply got duplicated lol

Steven,
You can delete one if you want.
Thanks Eric

ehs004 · Post by **ehs004** » Wed Jun 27, 2018 11:06 am

Roaring20s wrote:
ehs004 wrote:I found at an Estate sale VV VI ...
It looks very nice in mahogany and with that cabinet it's doubly so!

James.

Thanks James,
It's kinda strange seeing a machine in such nice original condition! Only problem is i have room for the VV VI but not the console!

Thanks Eric

Viva-voce · Post by **Viva-voce** » Wed Jun 27, 2018 3:14 pm

I think that is for sheet music by the direction the door opens!
Thanks Eric[/quote]

Yup it's a c1905-1910 music cabinet not a phono stand--but the machine fits on top perfectly so it's become a de-facto phono stand. Non-invasive multipurposing lol
And I do store sheet music in it, along with records and accessories of course.

Your cabinet and machine are lovely --mahogany is so luxurious looking!

Steven

ehs004 · Post by **ehs004** » Wed Jun 27, 2018 9:23 pm

Viva-voce wrote:
jukejunkie wrote:Udell Works of Indianapolis IN made lots of piano roll and record cabinets in their furniture line so a record player storage cabinet seems right up their alley. Always seemed to make nicely built products from simple Arts & Crafts to highly ornate things. Started in Chicago and moved to Indiana in 1873. Also known for their bookcases and desks.
The music cabinet my Victor IV sits on was made by Udell Works. I bought this lovely cabinet at an antique store for $75.

Steven

Steven,
I'll let out my secret , this is how i knew . I 'm doing the same thing and plenty of storage inside!!

Viva-voce · Post by **Viva-voce** » Wed Jun 27, 2018 9:32 pm

Yup, Eric, that's the way!
Btw what brand/model of machine is that? Kinda looks like a Columbia-related brand.
It's very cool.

Steven

ehs004 · Post by **ehs004** » Wed Jun 27, 2018 11:37 pm

Viva-voce wrote:Yup, Eric, that's the way!
Btw what brand/model of machine is that? Kinda looks like a Columbia-related brand.
It's very cool.

Steven

Yes Columbia , Englewood Musicalphone .
Thanks Eric

Viva-voce · Post by **Viva-voce** » Thu Jun 28, 2018 2:01 am

Nice!

Steven

ehs004 · Post by **ehs004** » Thu Jun 28, 2018 1:05 pm

It looks like it's time to call in the big guns let me give George Paul a PM !!
Eric

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