Upright oak case piano made by the Electra Piano Co. of Chicago Illinois. It was built in the 1920’s using Seeburg nickelodeon parts which was a common practice of many smaller piano manufacturers. It has a recent rebuild and came out of the billiard room of a well known collector. The case is in very good original finish and sports a 3 panel leaded glass front. Deposit a nickel in the slot and the piano lights up and plays. The accumulator works so you can deposit more than one nickel to play more tunes. It uses a 10 tune “A” roll and 3 are included. Piano has a mandolin rail which can be turned on or off. Shuts off properly after each tune and rewinds at the end of the 10 selection roll. Plays very well but needs a tuning. Operates on 110V AC. Measures 63.5” wide, 56.25” tall, 29” deep.