Multi-Coin AMI Model C Dome Phonograph Jukebox.

This floor model jukebox, also called the Bomber, was the first to feature the plastic front dome and offers 24 selections on 45 or 78 rpm records. Circa 1948-1949. Includes keys. Condition (Excellent

This floor model bubbler front jukebox offers 24 selections on 78 RPM records. Wood cabinet and front plastics are in great shape. Circa 1946. Includes key. Condition (Excellent). Size 32" x 59" x 25"

Beautifully restored machine in excellent condition with coin equipment and original plastics. Features a 24 song selection with an ornate side interior and fun green metallic background. Slight crack

This is a 5/10/25¢ Rock-Ola 120 Hi Fi jukebox with wraparound window and winged fins. Jukebox advertises stereophonic sound. Includes keys. Plays but selection buttons are not correctly operating. Co

Offers 48 selections on 45 or 78 rpm records. Shows excellent, colorful graphics in both upper and lower compartments. Circa 1950. Includes keys. Condition (Excellent). Size 59" T. x 35" W. x 28" D. C

This Standard Luxury Lightup jukebox offers 20 selections on 78 rpm records. Has previously repaired crack in upper left plastic. Circa 1939. Includes keys. Condition (Excellent). Size 55-1/2" T. x 34

Offers 48 selections on 33, 45, or 78 rpm records. This jukebox features a view from the front and sides with curved, wraparound window. Circa 1951. Includes keys. Condition (Excellent). Size 58" T. x

Accepts 5, 10, and 25¢ with separate mechanisms for each denomination. Offers 16 selections on 78 RPM records. Does not have a power cord and many wires have been disconnected. Will require TLC. Incl

This Seeburg Select-O-Matic offers 200 selections and comes with a few 45 rpm records. Circa 1958. Includes keys. Condition (Very Good). Size 27" x 35" x 55-1/2"

This is a Model 1422 "Magic-Glo" jukebox with 20 selections. It accepts 5¢, 10¢, 25¢ coins. It is in original, unrestored condition and not working. Circa 1946. (Good). 58"T. x 30"W. x 27"D.

Also called the Luxury Lightup Deluxe, this phonograph jukebox offers 20 selections on 78 rpm records. Circa 1939. Includes keys. Condition (Excellent). Size 57-1/2" T. x 38-1/2" W. x 26" D. CORRECTIO

This 5/10/25¢ Model B phonograph jukebox offers 100 selections on 45 RPM records. Includes keys. Circa 1950s. Currently not playing. Condition (Good). Size 35" x 36" x 33-1/2"

This phonograph jukebox offers 24 selections on 78 RPM records. The front of the record selector describes the jukebox as a Pla-Mor, created by Homer E. Capehart. Circa 1946. Includes key but is not l

Model 222, circa 1959. Offers 160 selections on 45 rpm records. Cabinet shows some wear throughout. Condition (Good). Size 33" x 28" x 60"

Coin-Operated AMI Jukebox, Model RI-5, 160 selection on 45 rpm stereo, mfgd by Rowe International Inc., c.1980, includes selection of mostly period Country Western, VG working cond, 45.5"H x 34"W x 25

Coin-operated jukebox, AMI Model "E" 80, 5-10-25 Cent, 80 selections, older "B" restoration, c.1953, VG working cond, 63"H x 34"W x 26"D.

Coin-operated jukebox, AMI D-80, the deluxe model over the D-40, 80 selections, c.1952, great glass & plastics, amp & speaker rebuilt, spatter paint removed & re-stained in dark oak, a nice playing ma

Vintage coin operated Wurlitzer mode #71 multi-selector phonograph counter top jukebox with Wurlitzer Model #710 stand. Displays well with wood veneered case, yellow and red plastic, and metal trim. T

This is a Rock-Ola Model 1428L jukebox, Series G, Serial No. 110983. This was Rock-Ola's post-war answer to Wurlitzer's success. Offering 20 selections of 78 RPM records. Housed in a dark finish cabin

C. 1937. Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, North Tonawanda, NY. This is a Wurlitzer Simplex Multi-Selector Phonograph, Model 616, Serial number A29897A. Designed by Paul Max Fuller, it was the last of Wurlit

Vintage 1950s AMI Model C jukebox, circa 1950. Being sold "as is", restoration required. --PICK UP LOCATION: Brooklyn NY-- Dimensions: Height: 67 in. (170.18 cm)Width: 33 in. (83.82 cm)Depth: 25 in. (

Known as the most classic jukebox of all time, "The Bubbler" was in high demand after the second World War. With wood paneling and 3 horizontal rows of mirrored tiles stretched across the sides. Addit

This model 1015 accepts 5¢, 10¢, and 25¢ and offers 24 song selections. Serial No.1007834 indicates that this particular machine was manufactured in 1946. This iconic machine has a wooden cabinet a

A modern nod to the classic jukebox originally produced in 1941. This jukebox, which has all the charm and style of the original, takes on a modern twist which allows it to play CDs instead of records