This "Cocklehell" model is equipped with the hallmark gooseneck tonearm, a patented innovation synonymous with Victor's pioneering audio technology of the period. At its tip sits the cherished Victor Exhibition reproducer (soundbox), the gold standard for many early Victor models, ensuring an authentic playback experience. Proudly displayed on its body is the world-renowned “His Master’s Voice” (H.M.V.) trademark, featuring the iconic image of Nipper the dog listening intently to the gramophone. This beloved emblem became one of the most enduring symbols of recorded music, instantly recognizable to collectors and enthusiasts alike. Timeless Performance: Beneath its classic facade lies a robust double spring motor, a feature typically found in Victor's higher-quality gramophones of the time. Remarkably, after more than a century, this machine remains fully functional, delivering a wonderfully warm, authentic sound when playing your cherished 78 rpm records with traditional steel needles. Whether you're a discerning collector, a history enthusiast, or simply seeking a unique decorative statement, this gramophone is a rare find. It's a collectible antique that doubles as a working piece of early audio history, perfect for display, occasional use, and sparking fascinating conversations. Dimensions: Wooden base: 34 × 34 × 16 cm Horn length: 64 cm Horn diameter: 55 cm Condition: Presented in good antique condition, showcasing the beautiful patina and character accumulated over its long history. Normal signs of age and use are present, all contributing to its authentic charm. The mechanism is fully working, ready to bring music to life once more. This historical treasure will be meticulously packed for safe transit and dispatched via a tracked courier service, ensuring it arrives at your doorstep ready to sing its century-old tunes.