WANTED: A few Victor VV-XVI small parts needed

[gregks]

Sorry for the confusion. It is not an L-door. It's a conventional model XVI. Here's a couple of photos. I could use a photo of the bottom 5 or 6 inches of the back legs. I don't think this D serial number model had any carving on the back legs, mine are well worn at the bottom.

Greg

[GregVTLA]

Odd. In the Victor data book it states that the L door model was replaced along with the beginning of suffix E. Could you take a picture of your data plate?

Greg

[Phonofreak]

Very nice machine with a rare finish. I'm not sure if it is Fumed, Weathered, or Antique Oak. I sent you an email with the crank and escutcheon for your machine. You Victrola XVI is the one just after the L-Door model from 1912-13.
Harvey Kravitz

[fran604g]

Very nice machine with a rare finish. I'm not sure if it is Fumed, Weathered, or Antique Oak. I sent you an email with the crank and escutcheon for your machine. You Victrola XVI is the one just after the L-Door model from 1912-13.
Harvey Kravitz

I was wondering the same. Very unusual, and interesting!

Best,
Fran

[gregks]

Thank you. It is the Flemish Oak finish. I've looked for something with this finish for a while. Needs work around the bottom, has some veneer that is loose and the two pieces of moulding that runs between the front and rear legs is rough.

[downsouth]

It is indeed Flemish oak. No question about it.

Wes