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VV 35
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The VV-35 was the second-generation of Victor portable phonographs. Introduced in 1924, it was a popular choice for people on the go, replacing Victor's more expensive first portable model, the VV-50. Unlike it's predecessor, this phonograph used a fabric cover over the wood case. Internal storage was provided for up to 10 records, and the single-spring motor provided ample power to play 2 records on a single winding. Production lasted for only 2 years, and this model was discontinued with the introduction of the improved VV 1-5 and 1-6 models in 1926.
The original 1924 selling price of the VV-50 was $30.00. An estimated total of 60,000 Victrola 50's were produced.
| Manufacture Date | Serial Number Range | Feature Notes |
| 1924 | 501-19000 | |
| 1925 | 19001-53000 | |
| 1926 | 53001-62300 |
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