victor vitrola - children's gramophone Gramophone

This is an antique Victor Victrola IV phonograph, a type of record player from the early 20th century.
Type: It is a so-called tabletop gramophone, often used as a decorative object or a collectible.
Operation: The player uses a crank to wind a spring, which drives the turntable.
Sound: The sound is mechanically amplified by a horn (tone arm), which gives a characteristic, "noisy" sound compared to modern equipment.
Records: This device is designed to play old shellac records, not the modern vinyl records.
Needs to be checked because the plateau does not rotate properly.
The sound is good.
Includes 1 plate