Was there any indications on the machines with decals to provide the model?I believe the decaled Victor Is were made for the US market. There were no HMV markings on them, and they were found here in the States.
George P.
Thanks, Jerry B.
Was there any indications on the machines with decals to provide the model?I believe the decaled Victor Is were made for the US market. There were no HMV markings on them, and they were found here in the States.
George P.
Yep - stamped "R" just like the example shown on the previous page.Jerry B. wrote:Was there any indications on the machines with decals to provide the model?I believe the decaled Victor Is were made for the US market. There were no HMV markings on them, and they were found here in the States.
George P.
Thanks, Jerry B.
Jerry,Jerry B. wrote: So has anyone seen an actual rigid arm machine with a Victor 1 ID tag? Is it simply Victor advertising that tagged the rigid arm R as a "Victor the First" which was shortened to Victor 1? Was the same true for other machines with the rigid arm? Was a Victor M with rigid arm called a Victor the Third or Victor 3?
Jerry Blais
When it's the "rare" and "elusive" Taper Arm Victor "R"!When Is A Victor 1 Not A Victor 1?