Because all 12" are old.

LIttle fox has a 78 with "heart and soul " playing :)

Oh.

Now THAT is a very cute picture!

Btw, the needle should be on the other side of the record

Rock & Roll forever baby!

Another fox yankin' his crank for entertainment.

LOLS! Hey.. he aint that kinda fox lol

lol, You should add it to the keywords, so people looking for "Male fox crank yank" will find this and not what they are on FA for lol

Done.. Great Idea!

lolol nice

Cute little "Nipper." I like old time, wind up phonographs anyway.

Lots of fun!

that's very nice and cute too

*Boogies to Rock Around the Clock*
YEAH!! I love old school 50s rock!!! Little Fox has good taste in music!!

HE sure does!

No big fox dancing in the background?

wait until the video comes out:)

Hehe. I can't wait for it.

I know that song X3

It goes have a really good sound.. I have a regular record player as well :) I like playing real records from time to time. :)

Have a similar but slightly smaller Victrola VV-IVa.
newer 78's, 1940's and 50's can be damaged with acoustic phonographs, they used a softer shellac once electric phonographs became common, I usually just play "junk" records on the victrolas, or use a fiber needle for good records. If you need needles or parts let me know, I know of a few sources, started collecting them 26 years ago, but nowhere near being an expert.
Steel needles ideally should be used 1 per play, but no one ever seemed to follow that, then and now,
Arm is on wrong side of record for playing, that position could severely damage a record.
Some guy asked me what kind of sound system I had in my model t, happened to have a portable Victrola with me, totally surprised him.

Hahaha Valveman has a portable victrola too..and said the very same thing about his the :)