Vintage 1920 Victorola Phonograph With Vintage Records

Dive into the charm of the 1920s with this iconic Victrola VV-210, a testament to the golden age of phonographs. Introduced in fall 1922, during a major reorganization of the Victrola product line, the VV-210 brought modern elegance to music with its affordable, yet beautifully crafted, console design. Favoured for its simplicity and functionality, this model became a staple in many middle-class homes, blending seamlessly with the contemporary "low-boy" console style that captivated the era. Features: Sturdy nickel-plated hardware for lasting durability. Semi-automatic brake and a robust two-spring motor for reliable playback. Available in rich mahogany, elegant walnut, or classic oak veneer, adding a touch of sophistication to any space. Nicely and beautifully restored. History: Originally priced at $100 in 1922 (about $1,550 today), the VV-210's affordability made it a widespread success, despite Victor's later financial challenges and the shift in consumer interest towards radios. This phonograph represents a significant era in musical history, from its high production figures to the eventual transition to electric and radio-adaptable models. Collectibility: While the VV-210's widespread availability and basic design might deter some collectors, its significance in the evolution of home entertainment and its role in Victor's storied history make it a fascinating piece for enthusiasts of early 20th-century music technology. Included in this sale is a curated set of records, specially selected to complement your Victrola VV-210, offering a complete vintage listening experience. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a newcomer to the world of antique phonographs, this Victrola VV-210 and its accompanying records promise to transport you back to an era where music was a cherished form of art and entertainment. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of music history. Contact us today to add this timeless classic to your collection.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Type

Victorola phonograph talking machine