Wurlitzer Model 1100 Jukebox – 1948. Beautiful floor model Jukebox has a beehive form with wood grain veneer on the sides and framing the door, has a bubble front viewing glass exposing the mechanics of the 24 record changer; noted as the first Jukebox to use a light weight plastic tone arm and a pre-amp, the tone arm is called the Cobra and has eyes painted on the head, resembling a snake. Has chromed escutcheons and rotating selector bar viewing 8 selections at a time (totaling 24 tunes), has spiral crosshatched clear plastics on the door with colorful rotating cylinders behind, bringing the Jukebox to life and red-yellow arched plastics inside at the crest of the door. Only 7,000 of this model were shipped, designed by Paul Fuller; front left plastic has some damage. Signed on a metal tag with model number 1100 and serial number 2113118, back of the case is stamped 2113118. Good condition with some typical dirt and wear from age. 57.5 in. high x 30 in. wide x 27 in. deep.