Your Favorite Victor
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ambrola
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
Has to be the old stand by.
- vic-b
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
Here is my late "fish mouth" or "dolphin" Vic-B that I talked about earlier. Does anybody know off hand what the one in Larry Schlick's auction sold for? That one had an earlier reproducer though.
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rockisland1913
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
Victor II, small, light, entirely original to 1906.
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
I agree with Sean, it's hard to pick a favorite Victor but a unique one is easier to single out. Here's a Victor V in a Douglas mahogany cabinet with spruce horn.I really can't pick one favorite Victor machine, so I'll go with my most unique
Best Regards, Larry
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gramophone78
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
Phonolair wrote:
I agree with Sean, it's hard to pick a favorite Victor but a unique one is easier to single out. Here's a Victor V in a Douglas mahogany cabinet with spruce horn.
Best Regards, Larry
Larry, is there anyway I can convince you to do a thread on your wonderful mahogany Victor 5...??. This is one machine I'm sorry I sold many years ago (not yours).
Anyway, just thought I would ask...
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
Yes, please make it a featured phonograph. We didn't have one in a while. That spruce horn is amazing.gramophone78 wrote:Phonolair wrote:
I agree with Sean, it's hard to pick a favorite Victor but a unique one is easier to single out. Here's a Victor V in a Douglas mahogany cabinet with spruce horn.
Best Regards, Larry
Larry, is there anyway I can convince you to do a thread on your wonderful mahogany Victor 5...??. This is one machine I'm sorry I sold many years ago (not yours).
Anyway, just thought I would ask......
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Thanks
Andreas
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edisonplayer
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
My 1909 Victor II and Credenza are my favorite Victor machines.edisonplayer
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
Larry Shlick's Victor B sold for $8000 plus the 15% buyer's penalty.
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
I would be happy to do a feature on the Victor V. It's a busy weekend so it will be a day or two. Thank you for the kind words they are very much appreciated.Larry, is there anyway I can convince you to do a thread on your wonderful mahogany Victor 5...??. This is one machine I'm sorry I sold many years ago (not yours).
Anyway, just thought I would ask......
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Yes, please make it a featured phonograph. We didn't have one in a while. That spruce horn is amazing.
Thanks
Andreas
Best Regards, Larry
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Re: Your Favorite Victor
I have several Victrola's and a Credenza that i like very much and they sound quite nice,of course,
but my Victor VI seems to get the most interest from friends and family..so I'll go with it as my favorite.
but my Victor VI seems to get the most interest from friends and family..so I'll go with it as my favorite.
Last edited by Dave on Sun Sep 14, 2014 7:23 pm, edited 2 times in total.