The VV-VI or Victrola the Sixth, was a very popular tabletop "Victrola" internal-horn phonograph; it was a 'step-up' model with a larger cabinet and more powerful motor than the entry-level VV …

The Victor VI was the "premium" model in Victor's early product lineup. It was introduced at the end of 1904 at the time when Victor began using Roman numeral designations for their …

The Victor VI was Victor's top-of-the-line phonograph, with a solid mahogany cabinet, gold-plated hardware, and a turntable that floated on a bed of bearings.

Victor's most expensive model in its Roman numeral series was introduced in 1904 at a price of $105. With its beautiful mahogany cabinet, its gold plated Corinthian columns, and its gold …

Nov 10, 2024 · The VV-VI is a very common machine, not really worth more than $150 or so when working well. If you are interested in learning restoration techniques so that you can buy …

Victor introduced the Victrola VI in 1911 at a price of $25, which proved to be a very popular model for the company. This particular VV-VI, serial number 137725F, was made in 1915 and …

The Victor Model VI phonograph is considered to be the top of the line in the world of early recorded sound. It is constructed in Honduran mahogany. Furthermore, the horn is highly …

The Victor Talking Machine Company was an American recording company and phonograph manufacturer, incorporated in 1901. Victor was an independent enterprise until 1929 when it …

1906 Victor 6 Phonograph With Original Mache Horn. The earliest versions of this stately phonograph — Victor’s flagship outside horn machine from 1905 forward — were designated …

Feb 10, 2024 · It contains detailed information about the various models that were produced by Victor, along with rarity, design features, technical information, valuation, etc. This site is for …