I will put the machine on ebay as soon as I can do a proper write-up on it. 
That shouldn't take long, because I don't know much about the machine, other 
than what I have learned here, on the list. I will let the pictures speak for 
themselves. The auction will start for a penny, with no reserve, so we shall 
see where it goes.
 
Thanks for the information.
 
Randy Minor
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Medved <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 23:23:28 -0500
Subject: Re: [Phono-L] toy talking machine


Hi Randy,

This looks like the 1-2 type A.   22,673 were shipped, the final one, type 
C,  had the pot metal Exhibition on it.   I am looking in the Victor Data 
Book I did not know Victor made this toy phono until you asked and I looked 
it up, if you eBay it let me know so I can see what it sells for.

Steve


>Hello to all:
>
>I will soon be selling a little toy, wind-up disc machine that my  wife
>bought almost 30 years ago. It is a cute thing, that is painted an  
>off-white
>color, and has colorful scenes of children playing on it.
>
>I have never paid much attention to it. However, we are trying to downsize
>our collection of "stuff," and my wife decided this machine could go.  I 
>lifted
>the platter off of the machine, and saw an I. D. tag with the following
>letters and numbers,  V V 1-2  5548. Is this thing an old Victor  toy 
>machine? I
>am an Edison guy, and I know only a little about  Victors. If Victor made 
>toy
>machines, I know nothing about them.
>
>Thanks in advance for any information you folks might provide.
>
>Randy Minor
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