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This looks amzing to me.
Is it made from mohogany ?
Reminds me a little of India models.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/295652426844 ... R6a2o_T1YQ
Victor Victrola VV50
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Victor Victrola VV50
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Re: Victor Victrola VV50
Seems to be a later model with the side crank, needle disposal cups, and the clip at the top to secure records on top of the turntable with the lid closed.
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Re: Victor Victrola VV50
I'm surprised how quickly it sold considering its in the UK and has various issues. I was considering it but the chunk of missing lid put me off.
I noted US collectors on here have suggested that 200 USD is about the going rate for a tidy example. This was £200 with a few issues, although it was mahogany which is preferable.
Looking on US Ebay now there are a few motley examples for sale, all over 300 USD though.
I noted US collectors on here have suggested that 200 USD is about the going rate for a tidy example. This was £200 with a few issues, although it was mahogany which is preferable.
Looking on US Ebay now there are a few motley examples for sale, all over 300 USD though.