Hello, all, and thanks for all of the helpful responses to my original post on this subject. As I said in the original post, I am restoring a Victrola XII and am in need of some parts. Since then I have found the door but I am still looking for the other parts (and I have more specific information about them, to follow). Here's the new list:
crank crank hole escutcheon door knobs feet keyhole escutcheon key needle cup motor board screws (four corner screws) All of this stuff is gold-plated (except for the feet, of course). I'm pretty sure that everything on the list --including the feet -- could also come off a tabletop XI, except for the crank, which has the same threading but is at least 3" shorter for the XII. Also, the corner screws for the motor board are the type that turn by hand and do not take a screwdriver. The keyhole escutcheon is flat; the holes on the crank hole escutcheon are a hair longer than an inch apart. The door knobs are the type that screw into the door and don't go all the way through. The key is not the standard gold Victor "V" key, but the gold-plated "old style" Victor key, the kind with the wreath on top. I will not be going to Union this year (have to go to a wedding, instead), but if any of you will be there, I'd appreciate it if you would keep an eye out for any of these parts on my behalf. And, as always, please feel free to write me directly at [email protected]. Thanks again!
