J P SEEBURG PIANO

Chicago. #162816. With stained glass panel that folds down. 55 5/8" h x 62 3/4" w x 30 3/4" d.

Labelled J.P. Seeburg Electric Upright Grand just above the piano keys, this large coin-operated music machine is more than just a piano, with instruments including pipes, a cymbal, snare and bass dru

Made by the Holtzer-Cabot Company, 110 Volt, Electric "Pancake" motor, has an adjustable base (broken), shaft turns freely, and untested. See photos.

1/10 HP, 1150 RPM, 110 Volt, Electric "Pancake" Motor, adjustable base, shaft turns freely, untested. See photos.

This beautiful piano was made during the early 1920's by J.P. Seeburg Piano Company. It features not only a piano, but xylophone and mandolin attachments as well. Housed in a rich quarter sawn oak cab

J.P. Seeburg Nickelodeon Piano Wallbox, Reproduction. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 6.5 x 8.5 x 3.5

J.P. Seeburg Coin Operated Piano Wallbox. Possible early reproduction. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 6.5 x 8 x 4

1920, USA: The Seeburg style "F" features piano, flute and mandolin in a quartered oak case. This example is the ebony finish oak case, with original art glass and sconce lighting. CONSIDERATIONS: The

J.P. Seeburg Coin Op Nickelodeon Piano Wallbox. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 6 x 8 x 4

Original J.P. Seeburg remote wall box for playing nickelodeons. Cast aluminum to look like an upright piano. J.P. Seeburg Chicago on front. Accepts nickels. All internal parts intact including the ori

1925, USA: The J.P. Seeburg Style "C", called the "Xylophonian" in Seeburg literature, has a 54 note piano with xylophone and mandolin. Center art glass is a open theater curtain, very similar to the

1915, USA: This keyboard style Seeburg Model "C" came with piano, mandolin and a rack of flute pipes. These nickelodeons were popular in the early teams, and the elaborate art glass scenes were a big

1934 J. P. Seeburg "Grand Casino" Pinball Machine. Art Deco style walnut cabinet with black painted bolt-on legs, Art Deco enameled metal and painted board. Nickel play. 46" H, 27" W, 51.75" D.

1915, USA: The Seeburg style "L" was known in the early years as the cabinet model, then as the "Lilliputian", and by some collectors today as the Seeburg Jr. This example is an earlier version with t

1980, USA: An automatic orchestrion produced by J.P. Seeburg and replicated by Bill Edgerton in the 1980's. 1 of only 60 produced with an original price of $12,500. Playing "G" type rolls. The cabinet

J.P. Seeburg Corporation Select-O-Matic 100 High Fidelity jukebox, model HF 100R, serial #661985, plays 45 RPM records, 3 plays for a quarter , 1 play for a dime, circa 1950's, comes with its original

C. 1952. J.P. Seeburg Corp. Chicago IL. Seeburg Select-O-Matic 100 Selection jukebox, 45 rpm. Standard features include rotating color cylinders, 20 button selection system, popularity meter, single c

Seeburg Symphonola 146 "Trashcan" Jukebox, 1946 J.P. Seeburg, Chicago. For 20 78-rpm records, 20 selections, 220 volts, wood cabinet, size 36 x 26 x 45 in., good optical condition, in need of minor re

Seeburg teardrop remote speaker, type RS2-12, serial # 1935, J.P. Seeburg Corp., Chicago, U.S.A., 1946 -1948. Measures: 32" H x 16" W x 8 1/2" D Condition: Cabinet appears to be original paint with so

Early J.P. Seeburg Symphonola Casino model jukebox. Worn condition with damage and wear from use and age. Unit powers on and lights up, but no further testing has been done. Perfect for a restoration.

American. 1946-48. Powder coated metal case. 3W2-L56 "3-Wire Wall-O-Matic" Tagged, "J.P. Seeburg Corp., Chicago, U.S.A". Original surfaces with minor rub abrasion to upper face. Missing access key. Un

American. 1950s. Chrome plated case. Marked, "Type 3W-1 25 Volts 60 Cycles 3 Amperes Max - J.P Seeburg Corp - Chicago, U.S.A" lower inside panel. 12.5 x 12 x 6". Requires access key. Extremely minor s

Seeburg 3W-1 Remote Wall Box. Chicago: J.P. Seeburg & Co., ca. 1955. Number of selections not on glass. Lock and key. Not tested.

Seeburg 3W-1 Remote Wall Box. Chicago: J.P. Seeburg & Co., ca. 1955. Number of selections not on glass. No lock or key. Not tested.