Just in time for spooky season, this ca. 1918 hand-crank operated Victor Talking Machine phonograph will definitely wow (and potentially creep out) your friends! Set in a gorgeous tiger stripe oak cabinet with claw feet, four doors, integrated record storage and darling chrome hardware, this incredible instrument operates without any external power source, projecting sound through an inner horn chamber that resonates with the tenor and spirit of a victorian child who died of tuberculosis... Includes a smattering (at least 100) of old records, some organized in leather-bound books.