The Credenza was the first of four premiere Orthophonic models that were introduced in the late fall of 1925, and represented the pinnacle of audio reproduction in the mid-1920's. These revolutionary machines provided far better sound-quality than any of the earlier Victrola models, with superior frequency response, higher volume, and a far less "canned" sound quality than was experienced with the previous generation of acoustic phonographs. The Credenza is certainly an impressive instrument. It features the largest folded, exponential horn that Victor produced at that time, along with their best four-spring motor. Gold-plated hardware, a newly designed Orthophonic soundbox, an air-damped lid closing system, and a fully-automatic turntable shut-off were a few of the main features. This example is in excellent condition, plays beautifully and comes with a few records. A great example of this sought after phonograph. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Condition: (Excellent). Item Dimensions: 31 - 1/4" x 22" x 46".