Seeburg Orchestrion Nickelodeon

DESCRIPTION: Seeburg orchestrion nickelodeon. Fumed oak case with glass panel which reveals drums and triangle. Instruments include: piano, xylophone, mandolin, bass drum, snare drum, tympani, cymbal,

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

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

1/8th horse power, 1150 speed, phase 1, 110 volt, with outside terminals. Has belt pulleys.

Seeburg L Nickelodeon in oak cabinet with stained glass window. Acquired from good home, but has not been used recentlly. Good cabinet and all components.

1915, USA: In this era of player pianos and orchestrions, Seeburg appeared to be introducing a new model every couple of months, and it is easy to assume that on some of the upright pianos of similar

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

SEEBURG MODEL KT NICKELODEON THE KT MODEL IS IN A SLIGHTLY DEEPER CASE THAN THE K MODEL, WITH CABINET PIANO, MANDOLIN AND WITH THE ADDITION OF, TRIANGLE SNARE DRUM, WOODBLOCK, XYLOPHONE, CASTANETS, AN

Stafford Nickelodeon Company coin-operated orchestrion upright player piano in working condition, early 20th century, executed in mahogany, having a leaded glass window above and below, fitted with in

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

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

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

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

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

Seeburg Style "E Special" Nickelodeon early 20th century. quarter sawn oak case. serial number 164132. Includes Piano, mandolin attachment, xylophone, brass drum, snare drum, tympani, cymbal, triangle

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

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

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

A Wonderful, Early 20th century American ONE MAN BAND player piano by THE BOGART PIANO Co. of New York fitted by Stafford Nickelodeon Company coin-operated orchestrion upright player piano in working

Coin-operated Pianino or "Baby Piano" features a quarter sawn oak cabinet with leaded glass front, accented by golden Wurlitzer decals. This 44-note nickelodeon was the smallest of the orchestrions ma

1925, FRANCE: This amazing orchestrion with animated figures was made by J. Bodson of Paris, France, in the 1920's. The accordion player was made in the likeness of famed Italian jazz artist Tino Ross

1920, USA: An incredible Wurlitzer orchestrion, equipped with a bank of 38 flute pipes, a bank of 38 violin pipes, piano, mandolin, triangle, percussion with base and snare drums. In total, there are

1905, USA: This Symphonion Orchestrion style 118 plays 70cm (27 - 1/2") disc across 118 musical notes and 12 saucer bells. Symphonion marketed these large music boxes as especially suitable for large

1915, USA: This orchestrion is a Peerless Model F, made for the Englehart Piano Company of Jonesville NY. The Englehardt model "F" was one of the most populate Peerless types. It was available with va