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gramophone78 wrote:

alang wrote:That is a beautiful machine Bob. Congratulations!
Andreas

Ditto Bob. Looks fantastic. You are lucky to have the owners manual. Do you have the binders...???. They should look like this.....

Victor Victrola VV-XVII (3).JPG

Thanks for the comments and the picture of the album configuration.
No, there were no albums. Being that the key and owners manual were there I was hopeful they'd be with it, but I'm very happy nonetheless. Maybe I can obtain a set some day. Anyone have some spares?!!
Bob

barnettrp21122 wrote:

gramophone78 wrote:

alang wrote:That is a beautiful machine Bob. Congratulations!
Andreas

Ditto Bob. Looks fantastic. You are lucky to have the owners manual. Do you have the binders...???. They should look like this.....

The attachment Victor Victrola VV-XVII (3).JPG is no longer available

Thanks for the comments and the picture of the album configuration.
No, there were no albums. Being that the key and owners manual were there I was hopeful they'd be with it, but I'm very happy nonetheless. Maybe I can obtain a set some day. Anyone have some spares?!!
Bob

Condition issues aside....the one binder that is very elusive is the 10" "P" (seen in the bottom right). I assume because it was only use in the 17,18 & 130 (that I know of).

We too were lucky to have the manual come with our machine..... .

Condition issues aside....the one binder that is very elusive is the 10" "P" (seen in the bottom right). I assume because it was only use in the 17,18 & 130 (that I know of).

We too were lucky to have the manual come with our machine..... . [/quote]

That's interesting about the "P" album. I have only three orphan albums and one of them is a 12-inch "R".
What model would that have gone to?
Thanks again.
Bob

The 12" "R" was on the bottom in a 16 and it's replacement the 125.

gramophone78 wrote:The 12" "R" was on the bottom in a 16 and it's replacement the 125.

Thank you!
Bob