$895.00
1 in stock
This Victor Junior is more than a phonograph — it’s a piece of early American sound history, preserved with a level of care that elevates it far above the average example. Its compact footprint, elegant proportions, and brilliant presentation make it a centerpiece‑worthy machine for any collection of antique phonographs, Victor talking machines, or early 20th‑century technology.
For collectors seeking a museum‑worthy Victor Junior with both visual impact and mechanical integrity, this is the kind of opportunity that rarely appears.
This 1912 Victor Junior Phonograph is an exceptional example of Victor Talking Machine craftsmanship during the early acoustic era. Compact, well‑built, and designed for dependable home use, the Victor Junior offered families an affordable entry into the world of disc phonographs while maintaining the quality and engineering Victor was known for.
This particular machine retains its original components and features a professionally restored motor that runs smoothly and consistently. The cabinet presents beautifully with its period‑correct finish, and the hardware, tonearm, and reproducer reflect the authentic design of early Victor models. These smaller Victor machines are increasingly sought after for their display value, historical significance, and reliable mechanical performance.
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Condition: This Victor Junior is in excellent collector condition with a clean cabinet, smooth mechanical function, and no structural issues. The motor has been restored for dependable operation, and the machine has been stored in a climate‑controlled environment to preserve its finish and components.
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