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I am open to offers.


For sale is a VV-XII 3781A 1910

The cabinet has some dings and the hinge has the wrong screws put in by the previous owner. It is missing one of the eustachian screws. The key insert is of but is still present. The felt appears original. It is missing one of it's back feet. It has a crack in the back corner. The unit winds and plays but fast with no effect when turning the speed knob. The gold tone arm is in beautiful condition with practically no wear spots.

I can deliver to the Union show. I do take Paypal. Please let me know if you have any questions or need additional pictures.

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I am open to offers.

plays but fast with no effect when turning the speed knob. The gold tone arm is in beautiful condition with practically no wear spots.

If you bring it to Union swing by my booth and I'll show you how to adjust the speed control mechanism without moving the governor.

Any Victrola XII is an historic Victrola and well worth the space in any collection and your price is more than fair.

Jerry Blais

" It is missing one of the eustachian screws."

Do you mean escutcheon?

Very nice machine. These are about as rare as hens teeth and a very reasonable price at that.

I just started a new thread in the "Tips & Tricks" section. I hope it helps with the speed control problem on your XII. If it's difficult to read I encourage comments and suggestions.

Jerry Blais

The VV-XII has been sold.