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The
9-54 was a high-end radio/phonograph combination introduced late in 1928. It
included Victors latest automatic record changer in combination with an RCA
Radiola Model 64 receiver. Hardware was done with a wrought iron effect, and the
9-54 featured a great deal of ornate carving on the cabinet. All 9-54's were produced in walnut.
Storage was provided for record albums.
The original 1926 selling price of the VE 9-40 was $1,350.00, making it one of the more expensive machines of 1928. An estimated total of 2,941 VE 9-54s were produced until it was discontinued from the catalog in 1929. All 9-54's were manufactured during the latter part of 1927.
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