Antique Victrola Mahogany Console With Record Collection

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Victor Victrola with 135 vintage early 1900’s 78 rpm records including some rare finds in a broad genre from classical, … Read more Victor Victrola with 135 vintage early 1900’s  78 rpm records including some rare finds in  a broad genre from classical, opera, country, big band, military marching , Hawaiian and many more. Player incudes  original needles (some rare bamboo)  and a large supply of modern 78 rpm needles. This estate sale find is unique and rare.   A beautifully preserved early 20th-century Victrola, manufactured by the Victor Talking Machine Company of Camden, New Jersey — the iconic maker behind the "His Master's Voice" trademark, still visible on the original manufacturer's plate inside the cabinet.

This upright floor console features a rich mahogany case with a hinged top lid that lifts to reveal the internal horn, turntable, and tone arm, along with a gold-lettered "Victrola" nameplate. The crank-wind mechanism on the side remains intact, and the upper cabinet includes small storage compartments behind twin doors with brass pulls.

Below, a generous built-in record cabinet holds two tiers of vertical slots (numbered 1–30), currently housing an extensive collection of shellac 78 RPM records — a wonderful bonus for any collector. The doors are fitted with working locks and brass hardware, and the piece stands on shaped bracket feet typical of the period.

A genuine piece of early recorded-sound history, equally suited as a functional antique phonograph or as a striking decorative furniture statement. See less