1922 ANTIQUE VV-210 VICTROLA CABINET WIND UP PHONOGRAPH VICTOR TALKING MACHINE

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1922 ANTIQUE VV-210 VICTROLA CABINET WIND UP PHONOGRAPH VICTOR TALKING MACHINE :
$999.99

Thisis a wonderful opportunity to acquire thisGORGEOUS1922 ANTIQUE VV-210 VICTROLA CABINETWIND UPPHONOGRAPH, VICTOR TALKING MACHINE, WORKS GREAT!
Has been tested and sounds great! Looks incredible! The player has a low serial number 35262, meaning it was made during the first year of production. Great for collectors as this plays a part in its value. The cabinets below are great, the one on the left hold single 78\'s and the one on the right hold Book sets, and alsofunctionsas the horn release (Plays louder with the cabinet open) Truly beautiful.Measures33\" Tall28\" Wide21\" DeepWould make a beautiful addition to anycollection!
They don\'t make them likethisanymore!
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Condition:Low Serial Number! Works Great! (See Video) ALL Original parts, no replacements. Some scuffs. the 2nd door on the first cabinet to the left seems to get stuck(little hard to open), may need a small adjustment. the 1st cabinet door on the right is a little off, the corner looks like its beginning to crack. Wood looks gorgeous. Looks incredible with the lid open. I have received many many compliments on it! Could use a good wipe down and polishing but i didn\'t want to mess with the original patina. Comes with many needles in original needle holder.
Available for Free local PickupI can also deliver if youaren\'ttoo far (Essex/Morris/Passaic Counties) for a fee.HISTORY

The VV-210 was the low-priced, flat top console that helped to revive stagnant Victrola sales in the early 1920\'s. While this and many other console-type models are shunned by collectors today (mostly due to the large volumes produced, and the simple, undecorated design), it was an extremely popular model in many middle class homes of the time. All 210\'s had the semi-automatic brake and a two-spring motor. Early 210\'s were produced only in mahogany, and most examples had a dark reddish-brown stain applied. Oak and Walnut became available in 1925. In addition, the removable slatted record storage rack, which was standard equipment in earlier years, was eliminated in the 1925 models. The 210 was discontinued in late 1925.

The original 1922 selling price of the VV-210 was $100.00. An estimated total of 197,000 Victrola 210\'s were produced based on factory production records.However, a few examples with serial numbers exceeding 200,000 have been noted, most with suffix letters (\"E\" or \"F\") indicating that these were intended for export. These may have not been counted in the original factory reports.

Electric versions of the 210 were made available late in the production run. A total of only 199 electric VE-210\'s were produced during 1924 and 1925, ranging from S/N 501 to 700, and only one survivor has been reported to date. A few \"radio-adaptable\" model VV-S-210 models were also produced near the end of the model run with space for mounting a radio on the left hand side. However, many VV-210\'s were modified by dealers for this purpose.

Manufacture DateSerial Number RangeFeature record storage rack removed. Suffix letters have been found on some late production models.Please See all High Resolution Pictures for further details!Thank you for yourinterest!

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