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The VV-410 was one of
three deluxe flat-top console models that were introduced in late 1923. These premium
machines featured gold plated hardware, a four-spring motor, and elegantly
contrasting veneers and stains. The 410 was the most expensive of the three
models,
with ball and claw feet, and a Queen Anne appearance. A VV-410S series was also available, which allowed the user (or dealer) to install a radio in the
area that was intended for record storage. This option allowed both sides of the
top to open (the top on "regular" 410's only opened on the right hand
side), and added $15.00 to the cost. Except for this difference, all VV-410's have identical
features. The 410 was produced through the beginning of 1925, and was only
available in mahogany.
The original 1923 selling price of the 410 was $300.00. An estimated total of 7,142 hand-wound Victrola 410's were produced; 785 hand-wound 410-S models were also made.
A total of 221 electric-powered VE-410's were made, along with 586 electric VE-410-S versions.
The current collector database shows the earliest existent VV-410 to be S/N 1045 and the latest to be 7615. The earliest 410-S is S/N 566 and the latest is 1227.
| Manufacture Date | Serial Number Range | Feature Notes |
| 1923 | 501-6000 | |
| 1924 | 6000-6950 | |
| 1925 | 6950-7643 | |
| VE-410 Electric: | ||
| 1923 | 501-700 | |
| 1924-1925 | 700-1087 | |
| VV-410 S | ||
| 1924-1925 | 501-1286 | |
| VE-410 S Electric: | ||
| 1924-1925 | 501-722 |
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