Wurlitzer Model 780 "Wagon Wheel" Jukebox, 1941

Wurlitzer Colonial Model 780 Juke Box 1941. Also nicknmamed "Wagon Wheel" model. In cherry finish wooden case. Height approx. 153.5cm (60½").

Coin-operated jukebox, Wurlitzer Model 780 "Wagonwheel", machine has been under restoration, solid refinished cabinet, needs front upper door veneer & hinge on lower door, mechanics look complete but

Wurlitzer"Wagon Wheel" Jukebox, Model 780-Ecirca 1940signed with metal tag "Wurlitzer Multi-Sector Phonograph, Model 780-E, Manufactured by the Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, Serial No. 773467"61 x 36 x 2

The Wurlitzer 780 was one of Paul Fuller's designs,. Its Early American styling was designed to harmonize with the finest furnishings & décor and marked a departure from the commercial appearance of

5¢, 10¢, 25¢. Excellent condition Working. Model 780 "Wagon Wheel".

operated

Circa 1949. Twenty four selections. 60in. h. 36in. w. 25in. d.

Wurlitzer Model 750-E Jukebox - 1941, Designed by Paul Fuller.. Beautiful 2 tone wood grained veneer with arched top, red and amber colored plastics with silvered filigree trim, the door panel has 2 c

Wurlitzer Model 850A Jukebox - 1941. Also called "The Tulip", this is a larger sized floor model jukebox, has an arched top with beautiful chromed filigree mounts around the amber corner plastics and

Wurlitzer Model 850 Jukebox - 1941. Also called "The Peacock", this is a larger sized floor model Jukebox, has an arched top with beautiful chromed filigree mounts around the amber corner plastics and

Complete but needs restored. Some damage to bottom front feet and top of cabinet. Has coin equipment.

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* The "Wagon Wheel" Wurlitzer Juke Box is all wood, veneered cabinet with a few imperfections. Please see photos. Normal wear, scuffs and scratches.

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

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

This Model 100 remote jukebox selector offers 24 selections, has a red selecting knob, and reads Wurlitzer Music across the top and center. Shows slight wear throughout. Includes key. Circa 1941. Cond

Wurlitzer Model 1080 Jukebox – 1947. Also called the “Colonial”, the beautiful wood veneered case has a serpentine form with mirrored plastics on the front, lit up by colored bulbs inside; has a

American. 1946. Mechanically functioning. The Wurlitzer 1015 is among the most identifiable and iconic jukeboxes ever produced. Presented here is one of the best surviving originals known. It has been

Wurlitzer Model 1015 Jukebox out of a home, working. Has original veneer. Does not have coin mechanism. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 60 x 34 x

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

A Wurlitzer Model 1100 Jukebox Circa 1948 serial number 2123066. Height 57 3/4 x width 30 1/8 x depth 24 1/2 inches.

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

Complete with an assortment of records and respective labels. From the Helen & Gordon Vokey Collection. Mechanically functioning. Outfitted with an assortment of period records. Chrome exhibits minor

American. 1948. Veneer case with chrome trim, acrylic dome and backlit moulded plastic panels. This 24-selection jukebox plays 78RPM records. The 1100 followed the smashing success of Wurlitzer's icon

Rare Wurlitzer Model 250A Jukebox Auxiliary Speaker & Wurlitzer Model 4005 Wall Mound Speaker Burl wood veneer case.