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I am about to become an owner of a Victor Victrola VV-350, and it will arrive without record storage albums. According to "Look for the Dog", the VV-350 came with "...a full complement of record albums". My questions are..."how many albums were included?", "were they all the same size (10" or 12", or a mixture of both sizes?", and "what did they look like"? Another question might be..."how difficult would it be to obtain a set of Victor record albums for the VV-350"? I think I have a good idea what the answer to the last question might be. Any input and/or advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

Bruce,

Generally they had one album per shelf, the 350 has six shelves. Usually there would be three 12 and three 10 inch albums. Whether the 12 inchers were the A,B and C or the 10 inch ones were, I'm not sure, but it shouldn't be that tough to find a set. I can probably help you with a number of them in nice condition. PM me if you'd like. Is this the machine John Robles bought back last October?

Sean