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o 40 Selections (double sided play) o 78 rpm o Patent D-148,576 o Shaped Fluorescent Lights o Fully Auto Song Selection o Company History AMI (Automated Musical Instrument Company) didn’t enter the scene until 1941, but perfected two-sided pla...

o 200 Selections (double sided play) o 45 rpm o Change-A-Scene Front Panel o This was after AMI and Rowe Merged ...

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o 30 Selections o 78 rpm o 896 Built o Company History In 1938 William Filben designed a 30 record changer that David Rockola decided to produce under the ‘Filben’ name. Before any were produced, Mr. Filben passed away and his heirs made the fol...

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This is a pair of Marchal headlamps in very good condition. They are 9" in diameter. ...

These are "Standard" drum style headlamps with a 10" diameter. They are in ecellent conditon....

These are Lupralux headlamps that have brass finished body with plated trim ring. 11 inch diameter in excellent condition....

Rolls-Royce P100 headlamps. In excellent conditon. The solenoids work great for the high beam. The dia. is 12"....

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o 20 Selections o 78 rpm o Advanced Audio Sytem o Art Deco Styling o Company History: Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, IL Mills was a company who claimed to have made a ‘slug-proof’ coin-box that accepted nickels, dimes and quarters. They also off...

o 24 Selections o 78 rpm o Company History Packard Mfg. Co., Indianapolis, IN. In 1932 Homer E. Capehart rented the old Packard Piano Company in Fort Wayne (named after the Packard Avenue) and developed the Simplex mechanism which was sold to Th...

o 24 Selections o 78 rpm o Company History Packard Mfg. Co., Indianapolis, IN. In 1932 Homer E. Capehart rented the old Packard Piano Company in Fort Wayne (named after the Packard Avenue) and developed the Simplex mechanism which was sold to T...

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o 12 Selections o 78 rpm o <2000 Built o Company History Rock-Ola Manufacturing Company Chicago, IL David Rockola wanted to make sure that his last name was pronounced properly when he christened his company Rock-Ola in the 1920s, and though n...

o 20 Selections o 78 rpm o 15, 262 Built o Company History: ? Rock-Ola Manufacturing Company Chicago, IL ? David Rockola wanted to make sure that his last name was pronounced properly when he christened his company Rock-Ola in the 1920s, and tho...

o 20 Selections o 78 rpm o 9,950 Built o Company History Rock-Ola Manufacturing Company Chicago, IL David Rockola wanted to make sure that his last name was pronounced properly when he christened his company Rock-Ola in the 1920s, and though n...

o 50 Selections (double sided) o 5,500 produced o 78 rpm o Company History: Rock-Ola Manufacturing Company Chicago, IL David Rockola wanted to make sure that his last name was pronounced properly when he christened his company Rock-Ola in the ...

Style L “Lilliputian” or “Cabinet” Orchestrions are designed to imitate an entire orchestra. Some models would play dozens of instruments and entire selections of music in an effort to reproduce an orchestra without the players, just a barrel or ...

o 10 Selections o 78 rpm o Company Info: Seeburg, Chicago, IL. Seeburg was founded by Swedish immigrant Justin P. Seeburg at the turn of the twentieth century and was an early and constant presence in the jukebox industry. It wasn’t until the 1...

o 78 RPM o Company Info: Seeburg, Chicago, IL. Seeburg was founded by Swedish immigrant Justin P. Seeburg at the turn of the twentieth century and was an early and constant presence in the jukebox industry. It wasn’t until the 1950s that Seeburg...

o 45 rpm o 100 Selections (Double Sided) o Company Info: Seeburg, Chicago, IL. Seeburg was founded by Swedish immigrant Justin P. Seeburg at the turn of the twentieth century and was an early and constant presence in the jukebox industry. It wa...

o 45 rpm o Has a Remote Wall Box o 100 Selections (Double Sided) o Company Info: Seeburg, Chicago, IL. Seeburg was founded by Swedish immigrant Justin P. Seeburg at the turn of the twentieth century and was an early and constant presence in th...

o 45 rpm o 200 Selections (Double Sided) o Company Info: Seeburg, Chicago, IL. Seeburg was founded by Swedish immigrant Justin P. Seeburg at the turn of the twentieth century and was an early and constant presence in the jukebox industry. It wa...

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o 10 Selections o 78 rpm o Company Info: The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, New York, NY Perhaps the most famous Juke Box is Wurlitzer, a company that began life at the turn of the century in Buffalo, New York creating large orchestration boxes—rec...

o 24 Selections o 78 rpm o Company Info: The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, New York, NY Perhaps the most famous Juke Box is Wurlitzer, a company that began life at the turn of the century in Buffalo, New York creating large orchestration boxes—rec...

o 24 Selections o 78 rpm o Company Info: The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, New York, NY Perhaps the most famous Juke Box is Wurlitzer, a company that began life at the turn of the century in Buffalo, New York creating large orchestration boxes—rec...

o 12 Selections o 78 rpm o Company Info: The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, New York, NY Perhaps the most famous Juke Box is Wurlitzer, a company that began life at the turn of the century in Buffalo, New York creating large orchestration boxes—rec...

o 12 Selections o 78 rpm o Company Info: The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, New York, NY Perhaps the most famous Juke Box is Wurlitzer, a company that began life at the turn of the century in Buffalo, New York creating large orchestration boxes—rec...

o 24 Selections o 78 rpm o Company Info: The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, New York, NY Perhaps the most famous Juke Box is Wurlitzer, a company that began life at the turn of the century in Buffalo, New York creating large orchestration boxes—rec...

o 24 Selections o 78 rpm o Company Info: The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, New York, NY Perhaps the most famous Juke Box is Wurlitzer, a company that began life at the turn of the century in Buffalo, New York creating large orchestration boxes—rec...

o 24 Selections o 78 rpm o The victory model was produced during World War II. This model was shipped as just a cabinet from the factory. This way it served to be an upgrade for early 30’s non-light-up Wurlitzers. Essentially, the inner workings of...