What A Nice Period Photo

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gramophone78
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What A Nice Period Photo

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We were lucky to acquire a wonderful period photo showing a little boy looking at a early Victor 6. Is the horn a mahogany grained brass bell horn..???... :shock:. I just love these windows of the past..... ;).
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Here's an adjusted image:
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I agree Wayne.
A very nice original photo.

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Bob, I think this is more what you were aiming for...
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A darling little lord. Very sweet.

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Now that the photo is in my hands, I have discovered a rather strange anomaly. The data plate seems to be sans type and serial number areas. In fact, the lower part of the plate appears to unlike anything I have ever seen......anyone else..??.Could it be a dealer tag over the lower section of the data plate...?.

Clearly, this machine had an Exhibition.
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gramophone78 wrote:Now that the photo is in my hands, I have discovered a rather strange anomaly. The data plate seems to be sans type and serial number areas. In fact, the lower part of the plate appears to unlike anything I have ever seen......anyone else..??.Could it be a dealer tag over the lower section of the data plate...?.

Clearly, this machine had an Exhibition.
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I think the tag you're seeing is a Lyon and Healy celluloid tag. See this thread for more:
http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... tag+victor

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52089 wrote:
gramophone78 wrote:Now that the photo is in my hands, I have discovered a rather strange anomaly. The data plate seems to be sans type and serial number areas. In fact, the lower part of the plate appears to unlike anything I have ever seen......anyone else..??.Could it be a dealer tag over the lower section of the data plate...?.

Clearly, this machine had an Exhibition.
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I think the tag you're seeing is a Lyon and Healy celluloid tag. See this thread for more:
http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... tag+victor
Thanks so much for posting this old thread. I thought there was some mention of a replacement dealer tag. I guess at least one Victor 6 sold by Lyon & Healy had a celluloid tag placed on the front.
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