Basic test showed it powered on. Volume crackled. Disc rotated. See photos. 

Although I was able to power-up this item, I was very fortunate, the wires are very brittle and easily broken.

The Magnavox Illustravox Junior is a fascinating piece of vintage technology. 

Illustravox Junior was a portable audio-visual unit developed by Magnavox.

Multiple functions, including being a film strip projector, a record player, and a sound system. 

This versatile device was used for industrial training programs and found heavy use by the U.S. Navy in 1936.

The Illustravox Junior measured approximately 18.5 inches in height, 17 inches in width, and 7.75 inches in depth when the case was closed.

Its weight was around 27 pounds.

The serial number for the Illustravox Junior was , and it operated on 112 volts with a frequency of 60 cycles2.

The Illustravox Junior was a unique combination of entertainment and educational technology, blending film projection and audio playback.

While it’s not commonly seen today, its historical significance lies in its role during the 1930s and its use in training programs and military contexts.

If you happen to come across an Illustravox Junior, consider it a delightful relic from a bygone era—a testament to the ingenuity of early audio-visual equipment!