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Here is a lovely Bal Ami I200 M. Very rare
to find one in the green colour scheme as most were black and
pink. This is an older restoration but still looks and sounds as
good as the day it was done. 200 selections on 45rpm vinyl this
jukebox rocks! the beam Echo amp allied to the Goodman's
speakers give it a brilliant sound delivery. As it is the manual
vesion you have the inbuilt reliability of the selection system
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Just come in, a very original Wurlitzer 750. even better it has
the super rare light up back door. This jukebox has come from a
private owner and so is set on free play ( no coin gear) and
plays 45 RPM vinyl records.
The original plastics are in perfect condition, i.e. no cracks
or breaks. The cabinet is in fair condition, presents well but
does have defects in the veneer .The nickel is also all
original. Use it as is or use and improve. The amp and mechanism
have been refurbished and it operates smoothly.
A lovely looking jukebox that tells a story
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A super clean and original Wurlitzer 1080.
Just been completely overhauled and now looks and sounds superb.
Plays 24 records on 78rpm shellac. With lovely original nickel
plating and an equally exquisite original cabinet this is a
genuine piece of jukebox art. It sounds superb but even when it
is on standby it is an eye-catching and unique piece of
furniture. Please contact me if you are seriously interested
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short video click here
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A lovely restored Wurlitzer
model 850 from 1954. Gorgeous condition, restored and in great
condition throughout . Wurlitzer's finest and most collectible jukebox,
a Paul Fuller tour de force. This example has all original
catalin plastics , allied to the sympathetically restored
cabinet and metalwork ensures it has just the right look. The
unique feature of this classic is the central Peacock panel that
constantly, and sublty, changes colour. This is achieved by a
light polarising unit behind the glass. To further enhance the
effect the panel is flanked by two bubble tubes behind tulip
plastics. A sensational piece.
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Recently restored here is a superb AMi
Continental, looks as good on the inside as outside. AMi's space
age styling was worlds apart from any other manufacturer. Plays
200 selections under the glass dome in full view, this jukebox
sounds every bit as good as it looks. Becoming hard to find this
is ready to Rock and Roll ! Now reduced to £13,000
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Superb restored Bal-AMi 200
selection model I. Looking and sounding fabulous. Ready to Rock
this classic British assembled AMi has just been fully restored
, the M stands for manual selection where the red wheel is spun
to the record selection making it significantly quicker to
select and more reliable than the push button version. Priced at
a very reasonable £14950
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SRock-Ola
Empress 120 1962 SOLD |
This is a lovely restored example of one of
Rock-Ola's best looking jukeboxes. Fresh chrome , new buttons
and a refinished cabinet are only the start. The mechanism and
amplifier have been restored so it now operates and sounds as
good as when it was made. With it's wrap around glass screen
behind which is the mechanism on full view this is a jukebox
visual treat. Very sensibly priced at only £10,000.For
more photos click here
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Here is a 1950's Classic Jukebox. A
Seeburg 201 from 1957. Recently restored with lashings of shiny
chrome and a stunning grille complete with the three Cadillac
fins illuminated with red rocket tail lights.
The Seeburg build quality is second to
none, 200 selections on 45 RPM it has a great sound and is a
brilliant 50's statement piece.
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Wurlitzer
Centennial model 2000 1956 SOLD |
Just restored to the highest standard a
rare and desirable Wulitzer Centennial from 1956. The first 200
selection Wurlitzer and the first with the motorised turning
page assemblies. It was also named the Centennial to celebrate
100 years of the company's history. Fully restored inside and
out this is a fabulous example, sounds and looks exactly
as it should. For more details and photos e-mail eddy@jukin.co.uk
or ring me on 01507 480385
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Seeburg
Trashcan P148 Blond Cabinet SOLD |
This is the best variation of the
Trashcan series to own. It has the blond cabinet finish and the
colour animation in the lid and front door. This example has
been in private hands for the last 25 years and is in excellent
original condition. Plays 20 selections on 78rpm and sounds
stunning, a real centre piece . Exceptional value at only £4950
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1948 VMC
counter top coke machine |
Here is a beautifully restored and working
Vendorlator Coca-Cola machine. It is like brand new inside and
out , can be set on a counter or as shown with the desirable
full base to store the empties Click
here for more photos
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A restored
Chantal Meteor jukebox SOLD |
A really super example of this iconic
design classic. A Chantal Meteor 200 select jukebox. Restored
some years ago by a well respected Chantal aficionado it not
only looks stunning but sounds superb as well. The lovely
original mechanism sports the the original Goldring
cartridges and is very smooth in its operation. The original
amplifier has been subject to a complete rebuild and the
original Phillips speaker still has the red cloth covering. It
is set on free play as the credit unit and coin mechanism were
probably removed when it was taken off commercial use.Click
here for more photos
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AMi H200
jukebox 1957 SOLD |
An AMi H200 jukebox from 1957.
just gone through the workshop for a complete restoration
this jukebox sounds fantastic with enough volume for any
location.
200 selections on 45 rpm vinyl and a
fully visible mechanism behind the wrap around windscreen.
With it's crisp, clear, sound and super chrome a great
example. £14000
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Packard
Manhattan 1947 SOLD |
A lovely ,rare , and exciting jukebox to
find!
A Packard Manhattan jukebox from
1947 playing 24 selections on 78rpm shellac. On offer is a
beautifully restored example of one of the most
luxurious1940's jukeboxes made by Homer Capehart .A fabulous
wooden cabinet with silk screened inset glass panels houses
the most amazing mechanism. The record rack glides smoothly
to the selection which is then transferred to the playing
deck from the vertical to the horizontal. Enlessly enjoyable
to watch in action. An affordable classic jukebox
at £11,500. Click
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11956 Seeburg
VL 200 SOLD |
The Justifiably known as the Rolls Royce
of jukeboxes Seeburg were always pushing the technical
boundaries and stunned the opposition with this
groundbreaking 200 selection jukebox in 1955. Dripping with
chrome and with the motorized title drum operated by
the five music category buttons this must have been
breathtaking to see when it made it's public appearance.
This example has been restored in the U.S.A some years ago,
still presents well with
more chrome than a Cadillac! Sounds superb and ready to go.Click
here to see more photos
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Here is an opportunity to buy
good original 1015, one of the all time great jukeboxes
designed by Paul Fuller. In good order throughout it is not
a mint restored example but a comfortable looking antique
jukebox. Playing well and with all the original components
including the coin gear . One to enjoy.
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