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1941 Wurlitzer Model 750 Jukebox
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You are looking at a rare 1941 Wurlitzer Model 750 that was restored about 10 years ago. This jukebox is 1 of 6411 750's produced with the mechanical selector described in the article below. As you can see from the pictures this box is in excellent shape inside and out. This jukebox is fully operational meaning it selects and plays 78 rpm records as it did in its youth. The cabinet, plastics, and chrome are in excellent shape. However, t is a very small hairline fracture in the casting just above the 5 cent coin slot(see picture) which is very hard to notice. A model 750 manual/schematics is also included in the auction. I have plenty of additional photos available upon request. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. I will respond A.S.A.P and provide my phone number to serious bidders. Please check my feedback and E-bay member history- bid with confindence. I do NOT require a deposit upon auctions end. I reserve the right to end this auction early because it is also advertised/for sale locally. Please contact me with shipping questions and I will be happy to help with delivery of the jukebox. Although much later than the other phonographs in the collection, this is a classic of the "Golden Age" of jukeboxes. The most compact of the full-size Wurlitzers, it features multicolored illuminated plastics and two curved bubble tubes in the center grill to give it 'animation,' adding to the eye-appeal. Made in 1941, it was the first Wurlitzer to feature the domed cathedral top that was to be the standard for the rest of the decade. A choice of 24 selections were offered, with the 78rpm records stacked in trays on the left side of the record compartment. The selected record swings out while the turntable rises up from below to bring it up to the level of the tonearm. Two versions of the Wurlitzer 750 were made. The style pictured used a mechanical selector in which record choices had to be made before the coin was inserted; 6411 were produced. The other, called the 750E, had an electric selector mechanism which required the coin to be dropped before making a selection. About 12,000 were produced.
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