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January 14, 1908: John C. English was granted U.S. Design Patent No.39,017 for “Cabinet for Talking Machines.” This would be marketed as the Victrola XX.
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January 14, 1908: John C. English was granted U.S. Design Patent No.39,017 for “Cabinet for Talking Machines.” This would be marketed as the Victrola XX.
https://www.antiquephono.org/#/
January 14, 1908: John C. English was granted U.S. Design Patent No.39,017 for “Cabinet for Talking Machines.” This would be marketed as the Victrola XX.
https://www.antiquephono.org/#/