TONOMAT JUKEBOX.

A Tonomat Neu-Isenburg jukebox, c. 1950's. This particular model has very eye-catching chrome decorations and panoramic window. The Panoramic 200 held 100 45 RPM records and could play both A and B si

1960 Tonomat Teleramic 200 Jukebox. 200 selection jukebox playing 45 RPM records. It comes with 100 records. The jukebox appears to be fully original. In a good original visual condition. All the ligh

1955 Tonomat Telematic 100 Jukebox. 100 selection jukebox playing 45 RPM records. It comes with 20 records. The jukebox appears to be fully original. It's in a good original visual condition. The bott

An Historically Important Jukebox Forerunner by the Inventor of Magnetic Recording, Oberlin Smith (1840–1926), c. 1924 Oberlin Smith and the Genus of Magnetic Recording: Oberlin Smith was born in Ci

BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED WURLITZER 950THE WURLITZER MODEL 950 IS ARGUABLY ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE JUKEBOXES OF ALL TIME. DESIGNED BY PAUL FULLER DURING THE MATERIAL SHORTAGE OF WWII, HE TRULY MADE THE B

WOW! A stunning example of this original 1946 Wurlitzer jukebox. This jukebox looks and sounds great. Holds 24 78 rpm records, bubble tubes work, and colors rotate. The jukebox has been professionally

A rare find and in good working condition the Commando Jukebox 1420 version. Made in 1942 and has illuminating panels and wood veneers.

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

Mills Panoram Movie Jukebox, 1941 Sensationally rare movie jukebox with superb entertainment value, and a giant movie title offer of international vocal and orchestra performers, up to sports events (

Wurlitzer Jukebox Model 1080 ("Colonial") with 24 Original Discs, 1947 Designed by Paul Fuller, 24 selections, 220 V, coin-slot, illuminated mirrors, height 58 in., with key and discs. Plays well, in

Wurlitzer 850 Peacock depicting two central peacocks, plays 78's exceptionally curved designed top and front with chrome accents and burled walnut panels. Motorized swirling lights behind the peacocks

Seeburg V 200 Jukebox. Everything works well and sounds good. It appears to be a recent restoration. King of the 45 play jukeboxes.

Mills Novelty produced these wonderful machines from 1939 - 1940. Patrons drop in a dime and a film begins to play. Up to 20 dimes can be deposited at once for continuous play. This device features a

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

A Paul Fuller design, 7,604 units sold. This jukebox is also known as the Colonial. A vastly unique Wurlitzer from previous and future models.

1957 Seeburg KD200 Jukebox. 200 selection jukebox playing 45 RPM records. It comes with 20 records. The jukebox appears to be fully original. Overall in a good visual condition with the chromed parts

A beautiful example of this original 24 select 1946 Wurlizer jukebox. The jukebox looks and sounds great with an older restoration. Bubble tubes work. One of the tubes needs adjusted, it has settled a

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

Wurlitzer Jukebox Model 1080 ("Colonial") with 24 Original Disc, 1947 Designed by Paul Fuller, 24 selections, 220 V, coin-slot, illuminated mirrors, height 58 in., with key and discs, complete, in nee

This is classic Wurlitzer model 1015 in an older restoration. The Model 1015 was so successful after World War II and its release in 1946, it saved the company from bankruptcy. This example has some r

1957 Seeburg model KD200 jukebox. It intoduced the design element - use of the "rear lights" in the grill of the jukebox. The KD in the model name stands for Dual pricing unit and the S in model KS200

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