Got the porcelain knobs yesterday.
I guess that I can be picky...I think that they are just a bit too big for the table-top Victrola.
So, I went back online this morning, at 4 am, and ordered another set from another source.
Obsessed with perfection? Nah. Not much.....
Hopefully they will arrive in a couple of days.
However....since the player is complete, except for the aesthetics of the knobs,
I plated the disc last night and heard it again for the first time in over 10 years!
I think that it sounded better than I remember because of the work that I put in to restore this player.
But, I may have been unduly influenced.....
Soon, I'll share a video of it playing. With the cabinet knobs that I am so picky about....
A hint of the disc, which I have listed for sale and someone wants to buy....for $200:
"Born in 1896. Died 1934. Recorded on 'Paramount' records between 1926-1932. Possibly born in Jacksonville, Florida."
Hope all are Well.
Scott
ADDED:
Of course, the sound of the disc is greatly enhanced with using a fresh, original needle!

(Even needles are rare...These 3 examples are worth over $200! Just the tins, empty, are worth over $100.)