⭕ Early Victor 6 Antique Six Phonograph with Bearing and Nickel Plated Motor C:1905
This early Victor Six (serial number 1274) was the top of the line phonograph and the Victor Companys pride in 1905. This phonograph is attic-fresh in as found condition never messed with. It has the original aged finish with its original mahogany spear tip wood horn and nickel plated motor with ball bearing mounted turntable. It is a fine example of an early Victor six with the early nickel plated motor slotted crank. The wood of this phonograph has not been restored, stripped or refinished. The nickel plated triple spring motor runs strong and smoothly with accurate speed control. The 12 inch turntable has some wear on the edges and retains its original felt and no needle damage, which is rare in a machine this old.

The original beautiful back bracket retains the genuine hand painted gold design in excellent condition. The un-restored Exhibition Sound Box is in good condition and sounds great. It has a nice old patina. The Victor mahogany horn is solid and original to the machine and matches nicely. The original Victor Talking Machine horn decal is also original and in good condition as seen in the pictures.The horn is 24 inches long and the bell is 22 inches wide. The cabinet is 15 1/2 x 15 1/2 inches at the base. Add 2 inches to one side for the crank and 5 inches in the rear for the bracket. Cabinet is about 8 1/2 inches high from the base to the turntable and approximately 30 inches high from the base to the top of the horn.