WANTED: VICTOR POOLEY FLAT TOP: FOUND

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WANTED: VICTOR POOLEY FLAT TOP: FOUND

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I have a close friend that has a large collection and wants a Flat Top. If you have one, email me here
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There was one at Union. I am not sure if it sold or not. I believe Brice Paris or Gregg Cline had it.

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Yes, Brice Paris had one at Union and I don't think it sold. If it didn't sell, it's on the west coast. Is that a problem? Jerry

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There's usually one at the Danbury CT show. I suspect the seller has had it long enough to be willing to negotiate...

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Yea, west coast is a problem. The one Bilton had is a no go.

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Alot of machines change hands at Union that are pre sold by others and delivered. I've done it for others and have received several machines over the years this way.

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downsouth wrote:Alot of machines change hands at Union that are pre sold by others and delivered. I've done it for others and have received several machines over the years this way.

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Agree with Wes. If you don't mind waiting a bit, and the seller agrees, delivery to Union usually works for me. I've gotten a lot of machines that way.

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In fact, I received four machines this year that were prearranged purchases. One of which I waited a year to receive. Also, if your machine is being delivered by a phonograph person you can bet it will be fully protected and packed correctly.

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Yea, I've waited almost a year for a few too. For the right machine I think it's worth the wait.

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Personally, I don't take big machines to Union unless they are pre-sold. Booth space at Union is expensive and uprights take up too much space. I believe you'll have much better results by advertising for a large machine before Union rather than wait to see what shows up. I had great uprights including an Amberola 1-A, Amberola 1-B, Victrola XVI, Haywood Wakefield wicker machine, and a painted & decorated Grafonola and all were pre-sold. If you like this type of machine, you are best to pre-arrange the purchase. I think we would all be astounded by the amount of pre sold machines that are delivered to Union or any big sale. Jerry Blais

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