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The VE 10-69 was a premium phonograph, introduced in 1928, and was manufactured for only that year. This machine utilized Victor's latest automatic record changer, allowing the user to play up to 12 records automatically without the need to manually intervene. RCA's latest radio (Model SPU-24) and electronic amplifier was included, providing the best performance possible at that time. The large cabinet was called "Old English Chest" design in the catalogs.
The original 1928 selling price of the VE 10-70 was $850.00. An estimated total of 1,800 VE 10-69's were produced, all in 1928. Serial numbers for this model range well into the 3,000 range, indicating that large blocks of serial numbers were likely skipped during production.
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