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I saw this on a machine on Ebay.
Looks like they used the two back plugs from a Victrola to make the front door knobs on a VV-IV.
(You just gotta love the Diamond Disc on the turntable!)
Cheers, Bob S.
New and creative use of Victrola Back Plugs!
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Zwebie
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Re: New and creative use of Victrola Back Plugs!
The VV-IV is such a neat little machine. I didn't notice those were back plugs until you pointed them out!
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Re: New and creative use of Victrola Back Plugs!
Ah, those thick glass records! 
If only this somehow included an upside-down Edison C-250 grille it would be very representative of my local craigslist estate sale ads.
If only this somehow included an upside-down Edison C-250 grille it would be very representative of my local craigslist estate sale ads.