I am searching for information about this item, on the box (which I saw one of on the web,) it is called "Worlds Smallest Old Fashioned Victrola that Plays," made in 1983. It is 4 ¾" high and 2 ¼" wide. It plays (via AA batteries,) 6 miniature records: Turkey in the Straw, Oh Susanna, Give My Regards to Broadway, Old Gray Mare, Dixie, Take Me Out To the Ballgame.
Has anyone ever heard of it?
"Worlds Smallest Old Fashioned Victrola that Plays"
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- Victor III
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Re: "Worlds Smallest Old Fashioned Victrola that Plays"
Skukla,
There are a few clips on YouTube of that little machine. It's very neat!
Regards,
John
There are a few clips on YouTube of that little machine. It's very neat!
Regards,
John
Listening to the Victrola fifteen minutes a day will alter and brighten your whole life.
Use each needle only ONCE!
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- Victor III
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Re: "Worlds Smallest Old Fashioned Victrola that Plays"
I have one of these, haven't even thought about it in ages. It does play and the records are real.
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Re: "Worlds Smallest Old Fashioned Victrola that Plays"
I have one of these, too. Another interesting feature is that the records are vertically modulated. Perhaps one of the last examples of pure vertical modulation (stereo records employ both vertical and lateral).
Collecting moss, radios and phonos in the mountains of WNC.