Early 1900's Victrola, Victor Talking Machine Co.
The print is small but I thought it read Pat. 1904. The serial number is VV812 14910. It has 2 center doors to open for sound ( I suppose.)Two narrow doorws on the right and left for phonograph records. I have a lot of the phonograph records. It has a crank and some of the parts are still inside. Could you give me a ballpark figure of what it's worth. Also where would I get the parts if I wanted to restore it. I have no idea of what it's suppose to look like inside. Ora Perkins

:Early 1900's Victrola, Victor Talking Machine Co.
:The print is small but I thought it read Pat. 1904. The serial number is VV812 14910. It has 2 center doors to open for sound ( I suppose.)Two narrow doorws on the right and left for phonograph records. I have a lot of the phonograph records. It has a crank and some of the parts are still inside. Could you give me a ballpark figure of what it's worth. Also where would I get the parts if I wanted to restore it. I have no idea of what it's suppose to look like inside. Ora Perkins

try these sites

http://www.victor-victrola.com/

http://www.antiquephono.com/

The first should help with technical data, and the second with parts

Matt Thrasher