Phono Identification Help

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PhonoNoob
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Phono Identification Help

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Hello everyone! I am an extreme beginner when it comes to Phonographs, etc. and was hoping someone could help me identify some of my grandparents machines, and maybe some info about them. I’ll attach some photos of the two machines along with this post. Thanks in advance!
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AmberolaAndy
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PhonoNoob wrote:Hello everyone! I am an extreme beginner when it comes to Phonographs, etc. and was hoping someone could help me identify some of my grandparents machines, and maybe some info about them. I’ll attach some photos of the two machines along with this post. Thanks in advance!
The Victrola XI is a very late example from 1921. Later that year it became rebadged as the VV-100.

The webcor appears to be from the from the early to mid 1970s
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