WURLITZER MODEL CX QUARTERED OAK ORCHESTRION.

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

Beautiful victor model XIV quartered oak floor model phonograph. A great example with outstanding tiger oak finish, complete with crank, key, and some records. Playing 78 RPM records and in all origin

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

1920, USA: The Western Electric model "C" was the smallest nickelodeon that they made. Quartered oak cabinet, cut glass window and tune card to the right of the front glass. Ruggedly built, and nothin

1912 Brunswick quartered oak billiard table with original slate bed, added upgrades including custom pockets, original chalk holders and cigar holders, and in very nice unrestored condition. Remnants

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

This is a three station period bank tellers cage in quartered oak and with a new finish. With marble trim and iron cages, and magnificent half-round center station. A great decorators piece with a gre

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

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

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

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

WURLITZER MODEL 1015 JUKE BOX, "THE BUBBLER". HEIGHT 59"; WIDTH 32" (WORKING WITH RECORDS)

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

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

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

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Wurlitzer Model 71 counter top jukebox circa 1940. Fully restored and working. Plays twelve 78rpm records. Accepts 5, 10, 25 cent coins. Wurlitzer

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

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

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

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