I recently moved to an apartment at the converted Victor Building (#17) in Camden, NJ, but am still in the process of clearing out my house and garage, which are being sold... so I'm still trying to find new homes for some of the phonographs that haven't yet sold... I've posted some of these before (presently, some are located at the apt., others are at the house, which is in Woodbury, NJ (about 10 minutes from Philadelphia, PA)...
Oak Victrola VV-VI with upright Lundstrom cabinet (encloses the VI to create the appearance of a floor model), $475 $450
SOLD -- Oak Victrola VV-IX with "Long" stand/record cabinet (machine slips in from behind and locks in place), $495 $450
SOLD -- Oak "Cabinet that Matches" Record Cabinet and Stand for a Victor V (for restoration - all four feet have some loss, lock and handling missing) - $350
SOLD -- Weathered or Fumed Oak Vesper - British Tabletop Machine, $250 $200
Oak Tabletop Pathé Machine - complete, but needs some restoration, $175 $150
SOLD -- Victor 8-12, project machine (refinished - complete, but need correct crank, no reproducer, tonearm support needs repair), $50
SOLD -- Oversized Aeolian-Vocalion (walnut, with accents - this high-end early machine was published in Discovering Antique Phonographs), $850
SOLD -- Victor VE-8-30 (credenza), $1100 (reproducer rebuilt) on ebay now for $995 - will take less through the board
Early 2-door wind-up Victor credenza, $1000
SOLD -- Victor VE-8-35, best offer
Victor VV-8-8, the orthophonic schoolhouse machine, resembles an 8-9 but sits on two wheels for easy moving - this is a project machine... includes the cabinet, re-entrant horn, some hardware and a motor... best offer
Upright Pathé, oak, $450 $400
Upright Pathé, walnut, $450 $400
Email or send me a message if interested.
Brian
brianu73 at hotmail.com
Last edited by brianu on Thu Jun 17, 2010 9:09 am, edited 6 times in total.
most of the asking prices above have been lowered, some of these machines just need to find a new home (and I'm trying to just not lose any money on them if possible)...
I'm also thinking of selling the victor revere as well (not sure of what to ask just yet though)...
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