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Victor identification
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oceanlinerfanatic
- Victor I
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Victor identification
Hello all, Can anyone Id this model of a Victor machine? Disc machines are not my type of interest as much as cylinders are so I don't know much about them. I'm sure plenty of you will know it as soon as you see it
Thank you
Thank you
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Phono-Phan
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Re: Victor identification
Later model Victor II.
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Jerry B.
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Re: Victor identification
I agree with Ken.
Jerry B
Jerry B
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gramophone-georg
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Re: Victor identification
Total dilettante here, but isn't the crank hole in the wrong place for a II? Maybe a 1 or a late rear mount Z?
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