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Years ago I swore to never bring anything home I couldn't carry. This project is almost breaking that rule.
I am looking for the Reproducer tone arm and I believe an Analyzing Reproducer. I think it is about 10 ¼ in. from back end of the arm to the front edge of the reproducer total length. I would appreciate it if someone could please confirm the length.
The Brake pin that goes down the centre of the speed adjust is also missing. Again, I think it is about 6 in long and would appreciate it if someone could tell me the exact length.
As always, thank you in advance.

Regards,
Blain

Why don't you sell it as is, flip it and ,make a few bucks.

It's not always about making a few bucks, it's more about restoring an old neglected phonograph that one finds and the challenge, enjoyment, satisfaction, and pleasure in having a hobby and sharing that hobby with people. Not to be too altruistic, the money helps to enjoy the hobby and receive a financial recognition for a completed restoration. I would have preferred a Victor VI in the rough.
Blain

If you can find the right tonearm and get a good restoration you'll have a show-stopper. There is nothing like a Columbia--they take up a lot of space but they look good while they do it.