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Victor VV-XI (oak) - $630.00 on ebay
Another beautiful example of just why oak Victor uprights are so popular - simply stunning.
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Columbia Viva-tonal portable Model 163 - $300.00
This one was from my own collection - I had simply decided it needed a home where it would see more use. What a huge sound from such a small machine! Viva-tonal machines never cease to amaze me.
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Edison Standard Model B with 2/4 minute gearing - $476.36 on ebay
This Standard is about as clean as they come - all original except for the horn, this machine looked great, and performed extremely well. Try and find one this nice at a better price!
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Victor VV-X upright in mahogany - $405.00 on ebay
One hundred percent original, completely serviced inside and out - a value back in 1916 at $75.00, and still a fantastic value today.
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Edison Amberola 30 - $550.00 on ebay
Completely original, right down the the grille cloth - a VERY nice example of an Amberola 30.
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Columbia Louis XVI Period Grafonola (P-33) - $587.00 on ebay
From Columbia's line of period models, this machine is quite rare. Can you find the horns? There are two of them.
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Aeolian Vocalion Graduola upright - $450.00
How about an antique phonograph with a remote control? The Graduola has just that - a volume control device that could be operated from several feet away. A very interesting machine.
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Busy Bee "Q" with cylinders - $749.95 on ebay
Both machine and cylinders were in wonderful condition - only the horn was a reproduction, otherwise this one was all original. The cylinders were EXTRA clean, and quite nice!