Coin-operated jukebox, by Antique Apparatus, Rock-

A Rock-Ola Regis 120 jukebox, coin-operated, and having a chrome case, 59"h

Antique Coin Operated Mills Automatic Phonograph Jukebox. Measures 47.5" x 39" x 22". Plaque on top reassumed By Mills Novelty Co Chicago ILL

A retro Rock-Ola CD-8 CD jukebox with cabinet made by Antique Apparatus. The jukebox is functional, CD change and play and speakers sound great. The left facing bubbler is broken. Serial No. 204501. D

NICE EXAMPLE OF A 1941 WURLITZER 750 COIN OPERATED MULTI-TONE WOOD GRAIN VENEER AND AMBER COLORED PLASTIC . HAS 3 COIN SLIDES WITH ALL INSIDE MECHANISM. SMALL CRACK ON BACK OF RIGHT SIDE. NOT SURE OF

Griswold Rock Island, ILL. Circa 1905, oak case with eglomise glass face painted. "You also got 1 cigar with a nickel and 2 if you landed a lucky number". Overall height 17 1/2", 15 1/4" wide, 5 1/4"

Coin-operated jukebox, Wurlitzer 850, a design masterpiece by Paul Fuller, c.1941, older restoration, missing bubble tube in grill at front right, a beautiful machine that plays well, 66"H x 38"W x 29

Coin-operated jukebox, H.C. Evans "Holiday", Model 4045 w/telephone dial selector, 50 records for 100 selections, c.1953, solid cabinet, in "As Found" cond, looks largely complete, machine has broken

Restored 1955 Seeburg V200 Coin Operated Jukebox, working. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 59 x 36 x 27

1956 Seeburg 200 Select VL Coin Operated Jukebox, working. Jukebox was previously gone through by National Jukebox Exchange. The 200 Selections Glass is cracked. This item requires third party shippin

AMI Continental 200 Coin Operated Jukebox. Not working, appears complete. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 64 x 31 x 31

Coin-operated jukebox, Wurlitzer, Model 2504, c.1961, VG+ orig wkg cond, 52"H x 34"W x 28"D.

Coin-operated jukebox, Wurlitzer Model 700, 24 selection 5-10-25 Cent, looks like it was taken off location & parked for 70 years, appears mechanically complete, needs grill plastics, name plate plast

Seeburg Model 201 Coin Operated Jukebox. Lights up, not crediting up, dome is locked. Full of 45rpm records. No key for dome, back is unlocked. This item requires third-party shipping or pickup arrang

Coin-operated jukebox, Rockola, Model 1426, older restoration, c.1947, Exc wkg cond w/records, 51"H x 30"W x 27"D.

Coin-operated jukebox, Seeburg Model 8200, 5-10-25 Cent, 20 selections, nice older restoration, c.1941, VG working cond, 63"H x 33"W x 29"D.

Seeburg Model R Coin Operated Jukebox. Working, has keys. Includes 45rpm records inside. Has a free play button the back. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. **R

Seeburg Trash Can model 148M coin operated jukebox, holds 20 78RPM records, plays on quarters, dimes & nickels, c.1948, 58"H.(keys in office)

Coin-Operated Jukebox, Seeburg Selectomatic 100 w/metal grillwork, c.1955, 45 RPM 100 selection that works on freeplay, replaced front plastic, recently rebuilt sound system that sounds great, Exc wor

1958 Wurlitzer 2204 Coin Operated Jukebox. Carousel turns but won't pick up a record. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 54 x 36 x 28

1950s Seeburg Coin Operated Jukebox. Not working, appears complete. Records not included. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 53 x 34.5 x 27

Seeburg Model J Coin Operated Jukebox. Complete, has a rebuilt amplifier. This item requires third-party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 59 x 36 x 27

Coin-operated jukebox, Holcomb & Hoke Electramuse, 10 selection, appears complete & in orig cond w/transfer artwork, one orig color cylinder & amp tubes, very minor veneer issues, a c.1920's classic j

Rockola 1428 Coin Operated Jukebox. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 60 x 30 x 27

Coin-operated jukebox, Wurlitzer Model 400, Extremely Rare & never offered, c.1936, tail end of the "Woody" cabinets, just before the Paul Fuller legacy begins, appears mostly complete mechanically bu