1904 Victor Type D
with a No. 22 WO Quartered-Oak Horn
Restored: September 3, 2007
Sold: September 5, 2007

The 1904 Victor Type D was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1903 to 1907 was originally priced from $55 to $60. The Type D was the first Victor designed with a 12-inch turntable concurrent with the introduction of Victor's new 12-inch diameter records. The cabinet of Type D Victors manufactured from 1903 until late 1906 was similar in style, but larger than that of the Monarch Special. Made of top-grade quartersawed oak, the cabinet housed a three-spring motor. In October 1906, a new plainer cabinet was introduced for the Type D. The new cabinet offered simple, straight sides with plain corner columns, and most instruments with this later cabinet style carried the designation "V" rather than "D" on the ID plate. This rare version of the Victor D comes with the earlier style case including a triple-spring spiral-drive motor, an Exhibition Reproducer with a quick-release lever, an unusual early Victor speed control, and the Victor No 22 WO Horn with a 22-inch Bell and made of Quartered Oak Crossbanded Veneers. A detailed description and history of the Victor D are available on page 23 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1910 Victor II
with a Victor Japanned Black Horn and Brass Bell
Restored: April 26, 2006
Sold: June 5, 2006

The 1910 Victor III was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $30 to $37.⁵⁰. This version of the Victor II comes with a single-spring motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a 9-Panel (Black with Gilt Lining) Victor Flower Horn. A detailed description and history of the Victor II are available on page 35 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1908 Victor III
with a Victor Japanned Black Horn and Brass Bell
Restored: November 25, 2005
Sold: March 14, 2006

The 1908 Victor III was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $40 to $45. This version of the Victor III comes with a double-spring motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a Victor Japanned Black Horn with a Brass Bell. A detailed description and history of the Victor III are available on page 36 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1904 Victor Type D
with a No. 22 WO Quartered-Oak Horn
Restored: January 18, 2005
Sold: August 31, 2005

The 1904 Victor Type D was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1903 to 1907 was originally priced from $55 to $60. The Type D was the first Victor designed with a 12-inch turntable concurrent with the introduction of Victor's new 12-inch diameter records. The cabinet of Type D Victors manufactured from 1903 until late 1906 was similar in style, but larger than that of the Monarch Special. Made of top-grade quartersawed oak, the cabinet housed a three-spring motor. In October 1906, a new plainer cabinet was introduced for the Type D. The new cabinet offered simple, straight sides with plain corner columns, and most instruments with this later cabinet style carried the designation "V" rather than "D" on the ID plate. This rare version of the Victor D comes with the earlier style case including a triple-spring spiral-drive motor, an Exhibition Reproducer with a quick-release lever, an unusual early Victor speed control, and the Victor No 22 WO Horn with a 22-inch Bell and made of Quartered Oak Crossbanded Veneers. A detailed description and history of the Victor D are available on page 23 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1904 Victor Monarch
with a No. 30 Quartered-Oak Horn
Restored: October 13, 2004
Sold: December 2, 2004

The 1904 Victor Monarch was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1901 to 1905 was originally priced from $35 to $40. The Monarch was designed with a 10-inch turntable to introduce the new 10-inch Monarch records, which played twice as long and cost twice as much as the older 7-inch Victor records. The solid quarter-sawed oak case was modified in 1902 to incorporate ribbed corner columns and beginning in 1903, the Monarch could be equipped with the new rear-mount tone arm for an additional $5. The standard horn was a 20 ¹/₂-inch Victor "K" horn although larger horns were available for an additional cost. This version of the Victor Monarch comes with a double-spring spiral-drive motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a rare Victor No. 30 Quartered-Oak Horn. (Wooden horns were available from about 1904 and cost an additional $6.^oo to $11.^oo when purchased with the machine. ) A detailed description and history of the Victor M are available on page 25 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1908 Victor II
with a No. 19 Flowered Horn
Restored: May 22, 2004
Sold: May 22, 2004

The 1908 Victor II was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $30 to $37.⁵⁰. This version of the Victor II comes with asingle-spring motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a 9-Panel (Black with Gilt Lining) Victor No. 19 Flower Horn. A detailed description and history of the Victor II are available on pages 35 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1913 Victor III
with a No. 19 Flowered Horn
Restored: April 19, 2004
Sold: April 20, 2004

The 1913 Victor III was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $40 to $45. This version of the Victor III comes with a double-spring motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, a Slip-in Horn Elbow, and a Victor 9-Panel Horn with original paint and decal. A detailed description and history of the Victor III are available on pages 36 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1908 Victor IV
with a No. 31 Mahogany Spear-tip Horn
Restored: February 14, 2003
Sold: March 12, 2003

The 1903 Victor IV was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $45.oo to $50.oo. Wooden horns were available from about 1904 and cost an additional $3 to $8 when purchased with the machine. This version of the Victor IV comes with a double-spring motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a Victor No. 31 Mahogany Horn. A detailed description and history of the Victor IV are available on pages 37 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1905 Victor III
with a No. 31 Oak Spear-tip Horn
Restored: December 14, 2002
Sold: December 17, 2002

The 1903 Victor III or Victor "The Third," was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $40.oo to $45.oo. Wooden horns were available from about 1904 and cost an additional $3 to $8 when purchased with the machine. This version of the Victor III comes with a double-spring motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a Victor No. 31 Oak Spear-tip Horn. A detailed description and history of the Victor III are available on page 36 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1903 Victor Monarch Special (MS)
with a No. 19 Flowered Horn
Restored: January 28, 2002
Sold: July 11, 2002

The 1903 Victor Monarch Special was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1905 and was originally priced between $45.oo to $50.oo. This version of the Victor Monarch Special comes with a triple-spring spiral-drive motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a Victor Black Flower Horn. The Pre-Dog ID plate shows an early serial number (907) which indicates that this machine was manufactured either in 1902 or 1903. The machine was equiped with a front-mount horn (note the front-mount cut-out on the back of the case) and was converted in 1904 to 1905 to accomodate the tapering tone arm. A detailed description and history of the Victor MS are available on pages 26 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1910 Victor III
with a No. 30 Smooth Oak Horn
Restored: December 18, 2001
Sold: December 18, 2001

The 1910 Victor III or Victor "The Third," was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $40.oo to $45.oo. This version of the Victor III comes with a double-spring motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a Victor No. 30 Smooth Oak Horn. A detailed description and history of the Victor III are available on page 36 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1913 Victor III
with a No. 31 Spear-tip Oak Horn
Restored:November 2, 2001
Sold: November 2, 2001

The 1913 Victor III or Victor "The Third," was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $40.oo to $45.oo. This version of the Victor III comes with a double-spring motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a Victor No. 31 Spear-tip Horn with a slip-in elbow. A detailed description and history of the Victor III are available on page 36 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1906 Victor V
with a No. 31 Spear-tip Oak Horn
Restored: September 30, 2001
Sold: October 2, 2001

The 1906 Victor V or Victor "The Fifth", was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $60.oo to $67.50. Wooden horns were available from about 1904 and cost an additional $3.oo to $8.oo when purchased with the machine. This version of the Victor V comes with a transitional triple-spring motor (also known as the "Five and a half" motor), an Exhibition Reproducer, and a Victor No. 31 Oak Spear-tip Horn A detailed description and history of the Victor V are available on page 38 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1908 Victor II
with a No. 19 Flowered Horn
Restored: May 28, 2001
Sold: May 29, 2001

The 1908 Victor II or Victor "The Second",was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1902 to 1920 and was originally priced between $30.oo to $37.50. This version of the Victor II is commonly called the hump-back Victor II and comes with a Single-spring motor, an Exhibition Reproducer, and a Victor No. 19 Horn with original paint. A detailed description and history of the Victor II are available on page 35 of the "Look for the Dog" book.

1904 Victor VI
with a "K" Black-Japanned Steel Horn
Restored: February 11, 2001
Sold: February 22, 2001

The 1904 Victor VI or Victor "The Sixth", was manufactured by The Victor Talking Machine Co. from 1904 to 1915 and was originally priced between $100.oo to $105.oo. The cabinet is made from selected San Domingo Mahogany with a hinged top and has it's traditional Corinthian columns with gilded base and capitals. This version of the Victor VI comes with an early spur drive nickel-plated triple-spring motor with the ball bearing riding turntable, a gold-plated Exhibition Reproducer, and a Victor "K" Black-Japanned Steel Horn with a 20 1/2" Bell A detailed description and history of the Victor VI are available on page 39 of the "Look for the Dog" book.