Victor-Victrola Page
Paul Edie's reference site on The Victor Talking Machine Company and its 'Victrola' phonograph ('His Master's Voice'). Lots of detailed history, product, design and technical info, plus a good FAQ page. Covers 1901 to 1929, when RCA bought Victor.
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