This machine in its attractive oak cabinet has its original finish which is alligatored throughout with a few minor nicks and scratches as well as some minor finish loss here and there. Is a bit dark and dirty and could use a good cleaning. The corner columns and capitals are all present and nicely in tact. In addition, the original metal Victor ID tag was removed when new and a Lyon Healy / Victor celluloid dealer tag was put in its place with the original ID tag placed inside and attached on the inside bottom of the cabinet. Has a round hole exhibition reproducer in fair condition. The nickel plating on the tone arm and reproducer have oxidized quite dark. See photos. The horn elbow and horn elbow hold down have their original nickel plating and are well worn with a few minor dents in the horn elbow. The back bracket has its original black paint and pinstripes and in overall average condition. Has its original winding crank and bullet break which have some rust and pitting. The motor winds and runs. Has an original 14" L black and brass Victor horn with 9-1/2" brass bell. The brass bell has been rolled and polished and is perfect. The body has its original black paint and decal in good original condition. Cabinet measures 10-3/4" X 10-3/4" X 5-1/2" T. From the Wayne Wolf Collection.