I would like to start trying to hunt some down slowly when I have extra cash. It would help to see which ones I need.
Thanks,
Travis
Anyone Have Pictures of Their XVII Albums?
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Re: Anyone Have Pictures of Their XVII Albums?
This is my VV-130, (same as a VV-XVII). I keep them empty so that they remain enact. It is a shame to waste all of that storage, but I would rather preserve the albums. Except for letter “P”, they are common to other machines of the period. The albums in my VV-XVIII are the same, but the pages are blue. Good luck.
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Re: Anyone Have Pictures of Their XVII Albums?
Here is a pic of my VV-XVII albums. As mentioned the 10" "P" is very hard to find in any condition. One just sold on the Yankee Trader.
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Re: Anyone Have Pictures of Their XVII Albums?
Great! Thanks! I at least have a starting point now. Someone offered to sell me an entire set for $375, which seems more than fair to me. Hopefully I can get my hands on these soon.
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Re: Anyone Have Pictures of Their XVII Albums?
$375 is a bargain for those... They usually run around $50 apiece or more...travisgreyfox wrote:Great! Thanks! I at least have a starting point now. Someone offered to sell me an entire set for $375, which seems more than fair to me. Hopefully I can get my hands on these soon.
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"No one needs a Victrola XX, a Perfected Graphophone Type G, or whatever you call those noisy things."
My Wife