Are these Victrolas worth it ?

Just saw 2 of these in a local shop at $50 each-no horns & they may/may not need work (no crank handy).I lifted the top & both (seemed) to have their guts. The only marking was the RCA 'Nipper' decal on the one-no metal ID plates.Thanks for the input.
@Roaring20s

 

not in my opinion.

 

They're nice projects, an' I've had several an' enjoyed makin' 'em 'sing' again...but that was then. Now I've no time nor precious little inclination to embark on another fixit journey. Good luck, Bosko!

 

They are cheap replicas. Not worth a dime!

If they were authentic, that would be another story.

 

Thanks Roaring-Couldn't find anything exactly them anywhere in 'antique victrolas'. @Roaring20s Do you think they're from the 50's thru 70's,later maybe ?

 

Practically new. Many of these are made in India using older cheap motors and platters. The case, horn support, tonearm and horn are new and they ruin records before self destructing.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/385369368994 Brand New Complete One, for example.

 

Thanks All for the help-when in doubt !

 

Like all antiques, most prices have dropped. Real ones like this used to go for around $3000, now maybe $1500? Most kids could don't even know what they are. I used to bring mine to the "old folks home" and play records for them.

 

That's a fine looking Victor III ... just like mine.

Values go up and down, but the joy it brings is priceless.

 

Yes, beautiful machine Rick.

 

now that's ...an Antique !!!!!!!