Victor Type E Oak Wind Up Phonograph & Horn, Early 1900's Antique Record Player

An early version of the "Victor Talking Machine," this "Type E' model from the early 1900's has an oak case and plays well, click below for a recording.

A detachable tin and brass horn is 10" diameter and 16" long. The genuine leather elbow connector is a modern replacement.

The old finish on the case is well preserved. This American made wind up phonograph plays up to 10" 78 rpm records, an assortment is included. There is an on off switch and speed control.

Base size is 11" square and 6" tall.

See 25 photos on Harp Gallery website that enlarge to full screen size.

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Item # U-24346