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It needs some work, but it seems like a good prospect if you like these machines.

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I love this model. I hope somebody here gets it and shares more pics.

I own a Sonora Invincible of the same vintage and it's from 1916 not 1921. The newer models had a round dial showing the number of plays remaining. The condition of this one is a bit ruff for that kind of money, but they don't surface all that often. The motor board looks like it's been altered for some reason. The auto stop looks different than mine. I will never sell mine until it becomes necessary to pry it from my cold dead hands. Sonora really exemplified high quality cabinets and mechanisms. Good luck to the seller.