I don't quite know how to describe this, but it appears victor used up the old stock of Victrola X manuals for the updated version, the Victrola 80. Where these even the same machine? It looks like Victor just crossed out the "x" and wrote 80 underneath it. I found this photo on a Craigslist add:
https://ithaca.craigslist.org/atq/5385790017.html
-Steve
A strange typo in a Victrola owner's manual
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Re: A strange typo in a Victrola owner's manual
It's not a typo. Victor continued to used up older instruction owners manuals from their previous roman numeral series into their numbered models.
Since they were basically the same anyway.
Since they were basically the same anyway.
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Re: A strange typo in a Victrola owner's manual
Yes, I have one of those VV-80 manuals with crossed out X as well. They show up quite often.
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Re: A strange typo in a Victrola owner's manual
I wasn't aware that this was such a common occurrence. Thank you all for enlightening me!
I have noticed some interesting phenomena with machines as well, like an "XVI" being stamped over a "VTLA" on a data plate.
-Steve

-Steve