1916 Mahogany VV-XVII Victor Victrola Phonograph and Records
Item Details
A 1916 Model VV-XVII Victor Victrola ‘Talking Machine’ phonograph in a mahogany case, serial number 4669. This 1916 model was introduced as the premium talking machine of that year, designed with a bowed front and sides, with hand-carved trim and gold-plated hardware. The cabinet includes a vertically-divided record space to the base. The phonograph has a 4-spring power and glass speed indicator, with a side hand crank. This particular model was discontinued in 1921. This victrola includes vintage records, with Gene Krupa Orchestra and The Ink Spots, among others, and a Realistic Clarinette I stereo, with speaker, and a group of over thirty-five albums including Jazz, Big Band and Dixieland titles.
- Please note, this is an item that may be especially difficult to move and/or transport. A professional mover is highly recommended. Unless shipping arrangements are available and made by the winning bidder, that individual is responsible for, and advised to bring, appropriate assistance, vehicle, and any necessary tools to pickup. The cabinet is located on the first floor. Please bring a hand cart to facilitate moving, along with protective moving blankets.
Condition
- working condition with minor wear to finish and edges. Records are untested.
Dimensions
Item #
17CIN193-056
