This elaborate machine in its oak cabinet with its original finish is in overall good condition. It has minor finish loss near the base of the cabinet. All of the decorative molding and corner columns are nicely in tact. Has a round hole Victor exhibition reproducer in good condition. The tone arm and horn elbow hold down have their original nickel plating in fair condition, are a bit dirty and could use a good cleaning. The rear bracket has its original black paint and pinstripes in good condition. Has its original winding crank and bullet break. Motor winds and runs. This machine has an original after market oak horn which measures 23" L and is 21-1/2" D. Has its original finish which is lightly alligatored throughout with some minor finish loss. There are several shrinkage cracks on the inside large end of the horn. In addition, there is a crack and some separation on the outside perimeter edge molding of the horn as well as some minor scrapes and scratches and could use a good cleaning. The horn elbow is somewhat unusual and is attached to the small end of the horn. Its nickel plating is completely worn away and has a few work hardening cracks. Cabinet measures 12" X 12" X 7" T. Another example of a good honest machine from the Wayne Wolf Collection.