14 items in Victrolas, Amberolas, Grafonolas and other antique internal horn phonographs for sale, showing page 1 of 1 .

Item 164	Wicker Victrola custom cabinet A Victrola cabinet with a twist: there's no Victrola in it. You set in your own tabletop machine. This custom cabinet from the great wicker craze probably took a version of the Victrola IV. More info	$800
Item 168	Retola art case wicker Victrola Banish frumpy old Victrola design from your life with this wild art case type design executed in wicker. More info	$2500
Item 187	Chinese Chippendale Victrola 300 Our Green Machine for the cultured home, a Victrola 300 with bas relief Chinoiserie. More info	$2000
Item 381	Victor Victrola XVII Victor's most expensive production Victrola in the teens, the bombe cabinetry and laminated veneer of the Victrola XVII would be almost impossible to duplicate at 100 times its original price today. Buy it only if you want the best. More info	$950
Item 452	Victrola Seven-Twenty-Five This late (1927) phonograph-radio combination would be well worth restoring. More info	$650
Item 465	Premier Victrola Working Victrola type phonograph with an unusual design. And it's cheap. More info	$250
Item 486	Victrola Pooley VTLA Historically significant and quite scarce, the flat top VTLA was the very first Victrola. Investment grade, because you always buy the first of anything. More info	$5000
Item 527	Victrola XVI, oak, L-door What's the difference between this and most of the Victor Victrolas you see for sale? The shape of the doors. A few early machines had these enveloping L-shaped doors, and the collectors love them. Here's one in oak, no less. More info	$1500
Item 563	Piano shaped phonograph Phonogrand It looks like a piano but there's no keyboard and -- oh yes, you wind it up. Surprise, there's a Victrola inside. More info	$1500
Item 567	Edison C4 radio phonograph The last gasp of the Edison phonograph, this electrical radio phonograph combination dates to just before the Great Depression. More info	$650
Item 591	Amberola I Parts All the internal parts for Edison's first Amberola model, the IA. Just add cabinet and serve. More info	$2800
Item 597	Piano Victrola Made in the early 1920s, this Victrola in the shape of a baby grand piano, all nicely refinished, is certain to highlight your living room. More info	$1500
Item 608	Edison Diamond Disc D25 Nondescript and a poor seller at $250, the D25 Jacobean may not have not have been manufactured in a quantity more than 600. That's why only a collector could love it. More info	$1500
Item 627	Period Grafonola This dazzling polychromed cabinet in English oak represents a one-of-a-kind, possibly custom order Period Grafonola. Put a little work in it, and come out with something unique and wonderful. More info	$3000