1400: cabinet in rich walnut, 1450: cabinet in wood, covered with Textileather in mahagony, blonde, blue or brown

The last American-made Wurlitzer Jukebox Model.

Complete listing of 1933-87 Wurlitzer jukeboxes, remote selectors (barboxes, wallboxes) and remote speakers. Includes model, name,# of selections/records, dimensions & weight.

Large collection of Wurlitzer jukeboxes for sale here!

Thanks to Paul Fuller, designer from 1938 – 1948 and a great advertisement campaign introducing the musical note “Johnny One Note” in the second half of the 1940s the name …

First Model with 24 selections and illuminated plastics. Model 24A has new magnetic A.B.T coin selectors ("butterfly" switches)

While Wurlitzer was very well known for its musical instruments, they were much more well-known in their later years for jukeboxes. Here are some of the most popular models. This Wurlitzer …

It is estimated that Wurlitzer produced around 700,000 jukeboxes between 1934 - 1974, compared to the 600,000+ for Seeburg and 400,000+ for Rock-Ola. The data that follows only …

Experience the timeless charm of the legendary Wurlitzer 1015 jukebox with our meticulously crafted 'Tribute' model. Paying homage to the iconic design of the 1940s, this handcrafted …

Designed to be used in public places, the Wurlitzer 3700 and 3800 Series jukeboxes feature a coin mechanism that accepts nickels, dimes or quarters, allowing users to pay for their song …