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Belgien / Belgium

Dänemark / Denmark

Deutschland / Germany

ehem. DDR / Former GDR

England

Finnland / Finland

Frankreich / France

Griechenland / Greece

Italien / Italy

Jugoslawien / Yugoslavia

Liechtenstein

Malta

Monaco

Niederlande / Netherlands

Norwegen / Norway

Österreich / Austria

Polen / Poland

Schweden / Sweden

Schweiz / Switzerland

Spanien / Spain

Unbekannt / Unknown

     

Belgien - Belgium - Belgique

Barco (Belgium American Radio Corporation)

Barco Jukebox Musikbox
Richelieu

(1951)
Barco Junior Jukebox
Barco-Junior

(1953)
Barco Jukebox Musikbox
Barco
(1954)
Barco Jukebox Musikbox
Radio Master

(1955)
Barco Jukebox Musikbox
Cobar

(1955)
Barco Jukebox Musikbox
Tri-Box

(1956)
Barco Jukebox Musikbox
Barco
(1956)
Barco Jukebox Musikbox
Atlas
(1956)
Barco Jukebox Musikbox
Barc-O-Matic

(1957)
BARCO (Belgium American Radio Corporation) was founded by Lucien De Puydt (†1940 in an accident) in Poperinge, Belgium in 1934. They specialised in assembling radios using US parts. BARCO is still an international worldwide company. (2011)
From 1949 – 1956 they were successful with its concept of a “cheaper” jukebox. The so called “Barco-Box” found its way into locations, which could not afford the expensive US jukeboxes.
-
106 Th. Sevenslaan, Kortijk
- 215 rue Rogier, Brusseels (sales agency)

Belcanto


Swing Music Box
(year: ?)
     

 

   

Disc-O-Matic

   
Gama Jukebox Musikbox
Gama 2000
(1958)
Gama Jukebox Musikbox
Gama 2100
(Year: ?)
   

 

   

Discophone - Wwe Pierre Eich (early 1900 - 1939) and Discophone Co. resp. Eich & Bartholomeus Cie (1945 - 1956)

Discophone Jukebox Musikbox
Discophone
(1929-30)
Radio Discophone Jukebox Musikbox
Radio-Discophone
(1931-40)
Radio Discophone Jukebox Musikbox
Radio-Discophone
(1931-40)
Radio Discophone Jukebox Musikbox
Discophone
(year)
Discophone Jukebox Musikbox
Discophone 700
(1944-50)

800
(1944-50)

900
(1944-50)
Discophone Jukebox Musikbox
Cine Discophone
(1946-48)
Goliath Jukebox Musikbox
Goliath
(1948-56)

David
(1949-50)

24 units produced only
Discophone Melodica Jukebox Phongraph
Melodica
(1950s)

Maestro
(1956?)
Capitol Music 
Pierre Eich
 

Driva, 96 rue Albert Giraud, Schaerbeek


Driva

(1958)
     

 

   

European Amusement Company (1952 - ?)


Wilco
(1957)

A. A. Wilms, manager of the European Amusement Company, became associated in coin machines in 1951, when import regulations in Belgium against US Dollars payments were removed. Company for im- and export founded in 1952.

Kens

Libertas

Martinot et Smit        
Kens Jukebox Musikbox
Kens
(year ?)
Brabant Jukebox Musikbox
Brabant
(year ?)
Jules Martinot Jean Smit Jukebox Musikbox
Appareil Automatique
(1939)
       
Radiobell-Tevebell

Radiobell-Box
(1952)
Capitol Music 
Radiobell
         
Radio Union, Brussels

Radio Union
(pre 1955)
           

Rennotte SA (Établissements Rennotte Selecteurs Automatiques de Disques),

Rennotte CM 30 Jukebox Musikbox
CM30
(1956)

C4 M30
(1956)

CM60
(1958-59)
Rennotte CM 80 Jukebox Musikbox
CM80
(1958-59)
Rennotte Wallmount Jukebox Musikbox
W-Wallmount
(1959)

Founder: Ernest Adolphe Louis Rennotte
83 Rue Gustave Masset, Gembloux;
Distribution
UK: Precision Automatics
DE: Heckendorf & Heinrich, Grafenstr. 22, Darmstadt (1959)

Rennotte Console Jukebox Musikbox
C-Console
(1959)

Sweet-Music
(1960)
     

Siera SA, Brussels

Jukebox Musikbox Siera SA Belgie
Siera

(year ?)

Siera S.A. (Société indépendante pour l'Exportation d'Articles de Radio, Société Anonym) was founded in 1932/33 as a subsidiary of Philips, NL. Mainly radios had been produced but some TV and tape recorder as well. In 1942 already a record player-radio combination was built - model S1122A.
1930s: 5 rue des Augustins, Brussels
1949: 37 rue d'Anderlecht, Brussels
1970s - 1980s: Adress together with NOVAK ACB NV (also radios) in 122 Blvd E. Bockstaellaan, Brussels

Stella

Jukebox Musikbox Stella
Stella

(year ?)
Jukebox Musikbox Stella
Stella 531

(year 1954)
Jukebox Musikbox Stella 581
Stella 581

(pre 1956)
       

Stielle

 

 

 
Jukebox Musikbox G17-52 Staar
G17-52

(1952)
Jukebox Musikbox
unknown model

(1952)
         
Suggest-Toebosch N.V. - founded in ca. 1909 - Tonecolor; name changed to Suggest in 1956.

Tonecolor J32
(1954)

Tonecolor J34
(1954-1956)

Tonecolor J 35
80 sel.
(?)

Melodie 80
(1957)

Tonecolor
(?)
Capitol Music
Tonecolor
 
Symfa            
Symfa Jukebox Musikbox
Symfa
(~ 1955)
           
Telfa (TELe-Industrie FAbrications N.V.), 12 Florastraat, De Pinte
Telfa Jukebox Musikbox
Telfa
(1953)

Telfa
(1954)
Telfa Jukebox Musikbox
Telfa
(1955)

Telfa
(mid 1950s)
Capitol Music
Telfa
   

Ultra Electric Belge S.A., 35, rue Van Artevelde, Bruxelles

Ultra Garrard Jukebox Musikbox
1013
(year ?)
           
Valcke-Vanassche, Heule

van Overloop

Verriest

     
Valcke Heule Jukebox Musikbox radio
Valcke
(year: ?)
Valcke Vanaasch Heule Vedette Jukebox Musikbox
Vedette
(early 1954)
vanOverloop Jukebox Musikbox radio
Radio
(~ 1955)

Selectrophone
(1962)
     

Unknown

 Heva Wavo Jukebox Musikbox radio
Heva
(year: ?)
Collaro Radio Jukebox Musikbox radio
RC-1 with Radio
(year: 1939 ?)
         

 

Dänemark - Denmark - Danemark

 

▲▲▲

Bogh & Egholm

       

BE-1
(1951)
BE-2 Bogh Egholm Musikbox Jukebox
BE-2
(early 1950s)

BE-32
(Prototype?)
   

 

 

Compu-Game

Derby

Engbaek
Compu-Game Musikbox Jukebox
Compact Music Box
(1989)

Derby

Engbaek Atofon Musikbox Jukebox
Atofon
(1948?)


Superno
(1952?)


Derby

 

 

Hansen, Bent

I/S Topgame (1.5.2004 - 31.12.2017)

 

 


Luna-Box
produced for operator Sigv. Hufeldt
Easyjuke Musikbox Jukebox
Easyjuke
(2009)
Easyjuke Musikbox Jukebox
Easyjuke Wall
(2009)
Easyjuke Musikbox Jukebox
Easyjuke Mikro
(2009)
Easyjuke Musikbox Jukebox
Easyjuke Upright (2009)
 

Jarlstrøm, Svend

Jensen      

 

 


Music Boxes
 
 

Bilder Bergmann-Modelle

 

       
Nordisk Automat Service
Tempo 1 Rock-Ola Jukebox Musikbox 1468 1475
1468
(1959)
Nordisk Automat Service Rock-Ola Musikbox Jukebox
1475
(1959/60)
Nordisk Automat Service Rock-Ola Musikbox Jukebox
H12
(1959/60)
R.O. Regis 1488 1495 Rock-Ola Jukebox Musikbox
1495
(1961)
 
 
Petersen

Lytrofon
(1947)
Petersen Lytrofon Musikbox Jukebox
Lytrofon
(1953/54)
 

Lytrofon Bluebird
(1956)
   
 

 

Deutschland - Germany - Allemagne

 

▲▲▲

Ackermann

 

   
Ackermann Rio-Sender tefifon Jukebox Musikbox
Rio Musik Sender
(1961)
           

Autokühler GmbH (AKG), Hofgeismar, Vertrieb Santelmann

Hofgeismar Santelmann Diamant Jukebox Musikbox
Diamant

(1956)
Hofgeismar Santelmann Diamant Jukebox Musikbox
Diamant

(1957 ?)

Autokühler GmbH (A.K.G.) in Hofgeismar, Germany, was founded in Dortmund in 1919 as a small handcrafted company producing spare radiators for motor vehicles. In 1943 the company buildings got completely destroyed due to an air raid. In 1946 a new production facility was opened in, followed by subsidiaries in other cities. Also the facility in Dormund was re-established. After the founding of the Federal Republic in 1949, AKG started the production of radiators and established itself as an innovative supplier for the booming vehicle industry. In 1962 AKG starts the production of aluminum, high-pressure heat exchangers. This became a game changing innovation.
AKG becomes a main business in Europe and further on in USA and worldwide - which they are still until today.
https://www.akg-group.com

Astamat: Alfred Stachow Automaten Großhandlung, Georgstr. 40, Hannover

W 2100Wurlitzer 2100 Musikbox Jukebox
2100
(
1959)
W 2150 Wurlitzer 2150 Musikbox Jukebox
2150

(
1960-61)
2300 2310 2304 Wurlitzer Musikbox Jukebox
2300S

(
1963 ?)
       

Automatenges. m.b.H.

 

   
Finale Jukebox Musikbox
Finale
(~ 1957)

Finale Wandbox
(1959)
Finale Jukebox Musikbox
Finale
(1959)
       

Bergmann

 

Bilder Bergmann-Modelle

 

           

Beromat/Wulff (für die Modelle Harmonie wurde die Firma Beromat von Wulff Apparatebau gegründet; Günter Wulff (1912–80)

Wulff Melodie Jukebox Musikbox
Melodie

(1956)
Harmonie Jukebox Musikbox
Harmonie
120STS

(1959-1962)
Harmonie Jukebox Musikbox
Harmonie
200STS

(1959-1962)
Harmonie Jukebox Musikbox
Harmonie
120WM / 120WS

(1959-1962)
Harmonie Jukebox Musikbox

(1959-1962)
Harmonie Jukebox Musikbox

(1959-1962)
 

Böck - Model "Star-Box" ab 1963


Bimbo-Box
Tefifon
(1958)
Pez-Bar Jukebox Musikbox
Pez-Bar

(1960)
Star-Box Jukebox Musikbox
Star-Box
AMI

(1963–66)
Star-Box Jukebox Musikbox
Star-Box
Bergmann M80

(1963–66)

Star-Box
Bergmann 80
(1963–66)
Böck telematic Jukebox Musikbox
Starbox
Telematic
(1963–66)

Star-Box
Fanfare
(1963–66)
Star-Box Jukebox Musikbox
Star-Box
Jensen

(1963–66)

Star-Box
Diplomat 120
(1963–66)
Star-Box Jukebox Musikbox
Star-Box
Rock-Ola 1448

(1963–66)
Star-Box Jukebox Musikbox
Star-Box
Rock-Ola 1464

(1963–66)
Star-Box Jukebox Musikbox
Star-Box
Wurlitzer 2150

(1963–66)
Star-Box Jukebox Musikbox
Star-Box
Seeburg HF100R

(1963–66)

Star-Box
Emaphone
(1963–66)
Bimbo-Baby Jukebox Musikbox
Bimbo-Baby
Affen / Disney

(1964)
Bimbo-Box Jukebox Musikbox
Bimbo-Box
Affen

(1964)
Bimbo-Box Katzenbox Jukebox Musikbox
Bimbo-Box
Katzen

(1965?)
       
Bohne und Ringler          

Bohne Ringler Bildwerferkombination
Bildwerferkombination

(1959)
 
           

DAMAHHG, Munich

DeTeWe Dt. Wurlitzer Drössler       
Bohne Ringler Bildwerferkombination
Musik Sender
(1961)

Fernwähler
Telematic
(1955)
Bilder Dt. Wurlitzer-Modelle
Erica
 (1956)
     
Eichhoff EMA Automaten Europhon Werke      
Bambi Jukebox Musikbox
Bambi

(1959-60)

Bambi
(ohne Logo)
(1959)

EMA 96
(1958)
Europhon Europa Magnetophon Jukebox
Europa
(1953)
     

Eltec - Contina - Hagen (West Berlin)

 

Favorit 60
 (year ?)
Hagen Favorit Jukebox Musikbox
Favorit 100
(1957)
Eltec Jukebox Musikbox
Eltec F60
(1958)
Eltec Jukebox Musikbox
Eltec F100
(1959-63)

Contina: Dissolved in 1/1959.
Export:
In 1960 a  contract was signed with Hamburg firm H. von Wichmann KG Elektrogeräte. Wichmann planned to create a subsidiary, the ELTEC EXPORT to handle export sales and parts supply. (Source: Billboard June 13, 1960). In 1963 Eltec planned to establish an assembly operation in GB, where a subsidiary, Eltec Limited, had been established. It was intended to ship the mechanisms from West Berlin for assembly in cabinets produced in GB. Eltec called their models F100 and G100 being the German "Volkswagen" phonographs. (Source: Billboard June 19, 1960).
BeNeLux: N.V. Habea, Rotterdam (since Oct 30, 1958)
AT:
Automaten-Sturm, Salzburg (1959)
IT
: Electrophon Robert Mauro, Via Varese 4, Milano (1960)
GB: Anglia-Matics Ltd, Newmarket (1960), Gainsmead, Reading (1963-64)
BE: Henry Coolen, Nonkel Rik, Wetteren (1963-64)

Eltec Jukebox Musikbox
Eltec S100

(1959)
   Eltec Jukebox Musikbox
Eltec G100

(1961)

M-100 (1964)
- ever built? -
 

Friedrichs

           
Friedrichs Halbautomat Jukebox
Baby-Box
(1959)
           

Frodeno-Automaten, Sennelager (Paderborn, Germany): Import - Export - Fabrikation (1953 - ?)

Frodola De Luxe Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Frodola De Luxe

(1960)
Frodola S Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Frodola S

(1960)
Frodola SE Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Frodola SE

(1960)
Frodola SE De Luxe Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
SE De Luxe

(year ?)
Frodola Symphonie Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Frodola Italia

Frodola Symphonie Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Frodola Pompadour

Frodola Symphonie Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Frodola Westfalen

Frodola Symphonie Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Frodola Lucrezia


Stereonette
(1966-67)
Frodola Consul Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Consul 100

(1967-70)
Frodola Consul Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Consul 200

(1967-70)
Frodola Symphonie Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Symphonie

(1969?)
Frodola Lucrecia Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Lucrecia

(1970)
Frodola Westfalen Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Westfalen

(1970)
Frodola 70S Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Frodola 70S

(1970)
Universal 2000 Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Universal 2000

(year ?)
Melodie Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
De Luxe

(1967-70?)
Frodola Lucrecia Fernwähler Frodeno Jukebox Musikbox
Discothek-

Wähler
(1970)

Bereits am 4.10.1960 heißt es in der Urkunde zum Gebrauchsmuster Nr. 1824874: Die Neuerung besteht darin, dass das Gehäuse der Musikbox pultartig ist.

Already on Oct 4, 1960 the certificate for registered design No. 1824874 says: The novelty is that way that the cabinet of jukeboxes is a console style.

Gauselmann

Göhmann

         
Bilder Gauselmann-Modelle Goehmann Halbautomat Jukebox
Halbautom. Schall-platten-Musikbox

(1962)
         

Hagen

Harting

Hasse, Frankfurt/M, then Daaden/Sieg

Hecker

 

Favorit 60
 (year ?)
Hagen Favorit Jukebox Musikbox
Favorit 100
(1957)
Bilder Harting-Modelle Phono-Matic Jukebox Musikbox
Phono-Matic

(1962)
Phono-Matic Jukebox Musikbox
Phono-Matic

(1962)
Bilder Hecker-Modelle  

Hill & Probst

 
HIll Magic Music Jukebox Musikbox
Magic Music Musiktruhe (1962)
HIll Magic Music Jukebox Musikbox
Magic Music Hideaway (1962)
HIll Magic Music Jukebox Musikbox
Magic Music

(1962)

1959 Hill & Probst gegründet, Geschäftsführer Recker, Sitz in Hagen
1961 Eintragung ins Handelsregister, Verlagerung des Sitzes nach Münster
1962 Geschäftsführer Wagner
1964 Geschäftsführer Thesing, Verlagerung des Sitzes nach Coesfeld

Horchert, Lünen/Lippe

Horchert Babybox Tischfernwähler
Baby Box
(1957)
Patent Gebrauchsmusterschutz: Fernwähler für Musik-Automaten mit telefonartiger Wähleinrichtung in Tischform mit eingebautem regelbarem Lautsprecher in erster Ausführung und auswechselbarem Aschenbecher in zweiter Ausführung unter Verwendung von handelsüblichen Teilen mit dem Namen "Baby Box".
Patent eingereicht 19.12.1956, eingetragen 9.5.1957

Horner und Langhans, Erding

Horner und Langhans
Gehäuse
(1958)
Rudolf Horner und Alfred Langhans, Erding
Patent Gebrauchsmusterschutz: Gehäuse mit Durchgriffsöffnung für halbautomatische Musikautomaten
Patent eingereicht 17.09.1958, eingetragen 27.11.1958, DE1778369U

Husemann (Overath, 1928 – 1960?) - Generalimporteur von Wurlitzer Musikboxen (1953 – 1960)

Wurlitzer 1100 Husemann Musikbox Jukebox
1100

(year ?)

1400
Husemann 1700 Wurlitzer W1700 1970HF HF Musikbox Jukebox
1700

(1954)
Husemann 1700 Wurlitzer Musikbox Jukebox
1700

(year?)
Husemann 1700 Wurlitzer Musikbox Jukebox
1700

(year?)
Husemann 1700 Wurlitzer Musikbox Jukebox
1700

(year?)
W1800 Wurlitzer W1800 Musikbox Jukebox
1800
(1955)
W1900 Wurlitzer 1900 Musikbox Jukebox Centennial
1900
(1955/56)
W 2000 Wurlitzer 2000 Musikbox Jukebox Centennial
2000
(1956)
         

Jost

           


Hitaphon
Table Box
(1956)
           

Kaiser

Kirchhoff/Hemauer

Knipping

     
kaiser Café Grammophon Halbautomat Jukebox
Café-Grammophon
(1908-14?)
Miniatur Jukebox Musikbox
Miniatur de Luxe
(1959)
Miniatur Jukebox Musikbox
Miniatur de Luxe
(1961?)
Knipping Diplomat 120 Jukebox Musikbox
Diplomat 120

(1961?)
     

Ledertheil KG

           
Ledertheil Bambi Jukebox Musikbox
Bambi

(1960)
           
Löwen Automaten: Generalimporteur von Seeburg Musikboxen bis 1961; 1952: Gründung der Schwesterfirma NSM als eigene Produktionsstätte
Seeburg HF100G Select-O-Matic Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke Box HF 100 G
HF100G

(1953)
Seeburg 100W Select-O-Matic Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke Box 100 W
100W

(1953-54)
Seeburg Select-O-Matic HF100 R Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke Box HF100R HF 100 R
HF100R/RD
(1954)
Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke Box 100J 100 J
100J
(1955)
V200 Seeburg Select-O-Matic Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox V 200
V200

(1955-56)
KD KS Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke Box KD200 KS 200
KD / KS

(1957)
L100 Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke Box L 100
L 100

(1957)
161 Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke Box
161

(1958)
201 Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke Box
201

(1958)
Seeburg 220 Channel Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke Box M 100 C
220

(1959)
AY160 AY 100 Y160 Y100 Seeburg Jukebox Musikbox Juke
EY 160
(1961)
     
Max Grabs

Max Grabs
(1934)

MaxGrabs
(year ?)

MaxGrabs
(year ?)

Fernwähler
(year ?)
     
Mercedes Metzner

Middelhove

   
Mercedes Wandboxständer
Wandboxständer
(1959)
Metzner Junior 100 Jukebox Wandmusikbox
Junior 100
(year ?)
Metzner Baby-Box Jukebox Musikbox
Baby-Box
(year ?)
Metzner Worldplay Jupiter S104 Jukebox Musikbox
Worldplay
(year ?)

The Mi Fon (1971)
   
Müller, Bad Orb

Müllerschön

 

   
Komtesse Jukebox Musikbox
Comtesse

(year ?)
Comtesse Jukebox Musikbox
Comtesse

(year ?)
Comtesse Jukebox Musikbox
Comtesse

(year ?)
Muegrola Jukebox Musikbox
Mügrola 80/120
(1961?)
     
NDR NSM Nova Nordwestdt. Autom. Vertriebs GmbH Nowak App.  
NDR WA1000 Jukebox Musikbox
WA1000

(year ?)
Bilder NSM-Modelle Bilder NSM-Modelle NAV SymphonieJukebox Musikbox
Symphonie
(1959/60)
Nowak Comet Jukebox Musikbox
Comet I

(1964)

Comet II
(year: ?)
 

Puchta Princess Jukebox Musikbox
Prinzess
(1954/57)
Puchta Princess Jukebox Musikbox
Prinzess
(1954/57)
Puchta Princess Jukebox Musikbox
Prinzess
(1957/58)
Puchta Princess Jukebox Musikbox
Prinzess
(1957/58)
Friedrich Puchta, Waldenburg, Baden-Würtemberg
Rehbock

 

     

Generalimporteur von AMI Musikboxen
           

Rudolf Rückwarth KG, Automaten-Großhandel, Bielefeld (1928- 1998?)



Model with Seeburg 100W parts
Rückwarth TR160 Jukebox Musikbox
160TR
(later than 1963)
         

Schlegel

Schlegel Jukebox Musikbox
Schallplatten-Musikautomat

(1961

Konsole 60
Fanfare
(1968)

Konsole 100
Fanfare
(1968)

Konsole 100
U100
(1.5.1968)
     

Sippel

Sippel Umbau Jukebox Musikbox
Umbau

(1961)
           
Techgo Tonomat

Triefenbach Apparatehandel KG

Fernregler für Fanfare, Rock-Ola, Seeburg, Wurlitzer, AMI, Symphonie
(1959)
Bilder Tonomat-Modelle Triefenbach Phonomatic Jukebox Musikbox
Phonomatic 200
(1964?)

Phonomatic 200
Truhe
     

Treff

Treff Arietta Piccolo Melodie Jukebox Musikbox
Piccolo Arietta

(1956)
Treff Melodie Jukebox Musikbox
Piccolo Arietta

(11/1956)
Treff Melodie Jukebox Musikbox
Piccolo Arietta

(11/1956)
Treff Melodie Jukebox Musikbox
Piccolo Arietta

(11/1956)
Treff Melodie Jukebox Musikbox
Melodie

(1957)
Treff Melodie Jukebox Musikbox
Melodie

(1957)
 

UTA Elektroakustik - Walter Talk, Magstadt

Bimbo-Box Jukebox Musikbox UTA
Bimbo-Box
(1958)
Bimbo-Box Jukebox Musikbox UTA
Bimbo-Box
(1958)
Bimbo-Box Jukebox Musikbox UTA
Bimbo-Box
(1958?)
       

Sieglinde Vieth

     

Umbauten Seeburg Modelle B, C, G, R, J
(1968)

Umbauten T-200
(1968)
Fernwähler wallbox Jukebox Musikbox
Fernwähler
(1964)
Fernwähler wallbox Jukebox Musikbox
Fernwähler
(year ?)
     
Waldenburger Automaten Wenzel Wiegandt Wirth WUMO (D) Wulff
Pfisterer Rythmus 80 Jukebox Musikbox
Rythmus 80
(1955 ?)
Wenzel Wurlitzer 1015 Jukebox Musikbox
W1015 Umbau
(year ?)
Wenzel Wurlitzer 1250 Jukebox Musikbox
W1250 Umbau
(1956)
Bilder Wiegandt-Modelle Minibox NSM Wirth Musikbox Julebox
Minibox

(1964-66)
 Wumo Grammophon Halbautomat Jukebox
Wumo
(19?)
Wulff Melodie Jukebox Musikbox
Melodie

(1956)

Unbekannt

Console de Luxe Jukebox Musikbox
Console de Luxe 1448

(1970s)
Console de Luxe Jukebox Musikbox
Console de Luxe 1464

(1970s)
Console de Luxe Jukebox Musikbox
Console de Luxe 1475

(1970s)
       
Fernwähler wallbox J80 Jukebox Musikbox
J80

(year: ?)
Miniatur Jukebox Musikbox
Miniatur 

de Luxe
(1961?)
         
Viola 160 Jukebox Musikbox
Viola 160 AMI
(year ?)
Viola 160 Jukebox Musikbox
Viola 160 Regis
(year ?)

Viola 120
Jensen
(year: ?)
       

 

Ehemalige DDR - Former GDR - Ancienne RDA

 

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Böhm                                                                                                                                                           Patent Sachsenklang   •••   Firmengeschichte

Böhm Sachsenklang Minibox Jukebox Musikbox
Sachsenklang M1 Prototyp (1955)
Böhm Sachsenklang Minibox Jukebox Musikbox
Sachsenklang M1
(year: ?)
Böhm Sachsenklang Minibox Jukebox Musikbox
Sachsenklang M1
(1961)
Böhm Sachsenklang M2 Jukebox Musikbox
Sachsenklang

M2
(1964)
Böhm Sachsenklang M3 Jukebox Musikbox
Sachsenklang

M3
(1965)

Böhm Sachsenklang M4 Jukebox Musikbox
Sachsenklang

M4
(1966)
Böhm Sachsenklang M4 Jukebox Musikbox
Charlotte und
Paul Böhm
Böhm Sachsenklang M4 Jukebox Musikbox
L2153PBK
Böhm Sachsenklang M4 Jukebox Musikbox
Werbebanner
(46 x 23 cm)
Böhm Sachsenklang M4 Jukebox Musikbox
Servicekiste
       

Julius Görner KG    

RFT-VEB Funkwerk Erfurt (zunächst Julius Görner KG)                                                  Firmengeschichte
RFT Polyhymat Jukebox Musikbox
Polyhymat

(1959 ?)
RFT Polyhymat 80A Jukebox Musikbox
Polyhymat 80A

(1959-62)
RFT Polyhymat 80C Jukebox Musikbox
Polyhymat 80B

(1962)

Polyhymat 80C

(1964)
RFT Polyhymat 80D Jukebox Musikbox
Polyhymat 80D

(1965-66)
RFT Polyhymat 80E Jukebox Musikbox
Polyhymat 80E

(1967)
RFT Polyhymat 80F Jukebox Musikbox
Polyhymat 80F

(10/1967)
RFT Polyhymat 80D/E Jukebox Musikbox
Aufsatz 80D/E

(1965-67)
RFT Polyhymat 80F Jukebox Musikbox
L2955 EG

(1959)
RFT Polyhymat L2955W lautsprecher Jukebox Musikbox
L2855 WG

(1959)
RFT Polyhymat Fernregler Jukebox Musikbox
Fernregler

(year: ?)
RFT Polyhymat Jukebox Musikbox
Transport Laufwerk
Bilder Funkwerk VEB
Funkwerk Erfurt

Vertrieb in Schweden /
distribution in Sweden:
1960 Interocean Aktiebolag Stockholm

Sixtus

Sixtusa Minibox Jukebox Musikbox
Sixtusa
late 1950s ?
           

Unbekannt - Unknown - Inconnu

Jukebox Musikbox
model, year ?
Böhm Sachsenklang Minibox Jukebox Musikbox
model, year ?
Böhm Sachsenklang Minibox Jukebox Musikbox
Model, year?

Model, year ?
     

 

England - Angleterre

 

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ACE

 
Sound Products Flirt Jukebox Musikbox
Mayfair
(1968)
ACE Flirt Jukebox Musikbox
Flirt
(1970?)
Sound Products Flirt Jukebox Musikbox
Flirt
(1969)
ACE Aquarius 140 Jukebox Musikbox
Aquarius 140
(1969)
Mecca leisure Hy-Lite Jukebox Musikbox
Hy-Lite
(year: ?)
   

Akers & Hayes

Hit parade Akers & Co Jukebox Musikbox
Hit Parade
(1954)
CB 50 Jukebox Musikbox
CB 50
(year ?)
         

Arbiter

Arbiter Discmaster Jukebox Musikbox
Discmaster
(year ?)
Arbiter Discmaster A-00 Jukebox Musikbox
Discmaster A-00
(1987)
Arbiter Discmaster A-00 Jukebox Musikbox
Discmate A-02
(1987)
Arbiter Discmonitor A-01 Jukebox Musikbox
Discmonitor A-01
(1987)
     

Arcadia Acoustic

     
Arcadia Minstrel Jukebox Musikbox
Minstrel
(1954)
Arcadia Minstrel Jukebox Musikbox
Minstrel
(year ?)
         

Ass. Leisure Games

     
Associated Leisure Games Fantasia Jukebox Musikbox
Fantasia
(1978)
CD-Fire NSM Musikbox Jukebox
CD Fire with stand
(1989-90)
         

Atlas Coin, Edgware

Elysee Vision Jukebox Musikbox
Elysee Vision

(mid - late 1980s)
Music Video Box Jukebox Musikbox
MVBH

(year ?)
Music Video Box Jukebox Musikbox
MVB1

(year 1985?)
Music Video Box Jukebox Musikbox
MVB2

(year 1985?)
Jukebox Musikbox Videotrax Olympic 2000
Olympic 2000
Music Video Box

(1986)

The company was established 1983 in Australia (→1987) by Jim Donovan and Peter Clarke, two ex-directors of Aristocrat Automatics Ltd, the European subsidiary of the Australian slot machine manufacturer Ainsworth Leisure (founded 1933).

Automaten Distributors Ltd.



Melody Bar, 120 sel. operation with wallboxes
(1959)
           
BAL-AMI Bell Fruit Berend Automatics    
Bilder Bergmann-Modelle
Bell Beat 80
(1960's?)
Bell Fruit Winchester Jukebox Musikbox
Winchester
(1970's?)

Wiegandt Jukeboxes in license
(1959)
     

Chalwest Ltd.

Chantal Ltd.      
Chantal Chalwest Jukebox Musikbox
Chantal
(1962?)
Chantal Chalwest Jukebox Musikbox
Chalwest
(1960s ?)
Chantal Jukebox Musikbox
Chantal
(1959-62)
Chantal Jukebox Musikbox
Remote Volume (1961-62)
     

DDA (Digital Disc Automation)

DDA1812 Jukebox Musikbox
1812
(1993)

Panther
(1993)
DDA Lynx Jukebox Musikbox
Lynx
(1994)
DDA Lynx Jukebox Musikbox
Lynx Hideaway
(1994)
DDA LJB Jukebox Musikbox
Cobra
(1994)
DDA Wildcat Jukebox Musikbox
Wildcat
(1994)
DDA Jukebox Musikbox
Wildcat
(1995)

DJ2000
(1995)

Classic
(year ?)

Bobcat
30 CD Digial Jukebox
(year ?)


Classic
(year ?)

 

 

 

DDA:
Incorporation date: Jan 29, 1986
Morebrook Ltd. (Ian Blakeway, manager and engineer), Field Lane, Batley, West Yorkshire, UK.
Closing date: ?
DDA Rochester Wallbox Musikbox
Rochester
(1994)
DDA New Yorker Wallbox Musikbox
New Yorker
(1994)

Manhattan


Baltimore


Brunswick

Ditchburn

Ditchburn Hawtins Ditchburn Music Maker
History of Hawtins

and Ditchburn
         

Emenee

           
Emenee Kiddy Jukebox Musikbox
Jukebox Jamboree
(1960s)
           

Hawtins

Hawtins Music Maker Jukebox Musikbox
Hawtins
Music Maker

(1946)

Hawtins
Music Maker

(1946)
Factory 1947
Picture
Ditchburn Music Maker
History of Hawtins

and Ditchburn
     

Hazel Grove Music (HGM): Heaton Mersey Industrial Estate, Bletchley Road, Stockport, SK4 3ED

 
Escort Jukebox Musikbox
Playmate Escort
(year ?)
Tango Jukebox Musikbox
Tango
(year ?)
Escort Jukebox Musikbox
Hideaway
(year ?)
Escort Jukebox Musikbox
Playmate Escort
(year ?)
Escort Jukebox Musikbox
Playmate Escort
(year ?)

Wall Selector
Playmate Escort
Mk 3
(year ?)

Wall Selector
Playmate Escort
Mk 4
(year ?)

Wall Selector
Playmate Escort
Mk 5
(year ?)
HGM Mk6 Wallbox Playmate Escort
Classic Mk6
(year ?)
HGM Mk6 Wallbox Stratford
Stratford Mk6
(year ?)
       
KB        
Discomatic
Discomatic
(1965)
           
K.E.B.
KEB Standard Wurlitzer 616 Wurlitzer Musikbox Jukebox Kass
Wurlitzer 616
(1947/48)

Wurlitzer 500
(1947/48)

Wurlitzer 600
(1947/48)

Wurlitzer 24
(1947/48)

Seeburg Mayfair
(1947/48)

Seeburg Vogue
(1947/48)

Rock-Ola Monarch
(1947/48)
Kegmatics

100 - Hideaway
(1991)

400 - wallbox
(1991)

Founded and owned by Kenneth Edward Groves in 1979. Location: Titchfield, Hampshire, UK.
Kegmatics did develop the video recorders e.g. for Atlas Coin, UK, to be able to offer low cost models.
Kegmatics filed a patent for
"Security marking video tape recordings", GB2117549A, in 1982.
T
hey used several different domestic VCRs -  Panasonic, Samsung, JVC, Ferguson etc.
Kegmatics also manufactured tape based VJBs with integrated multiplayer CD players, probably at the request of Tobysound. Shippings Kegmatics VJB (Video Jukebox) to Atlas Coin Australia, and a company, possibly Belgian, called Videovision, supplied tapes, maybe only for Spain.

Maslen Electronics Ltd., Brighton


Bimbo-Box Jukebox Musikbox UTA
Bimbo-Box
(1958)
           
MHG (Music Hire Group)
Rainbow Maestro CD Jukebox
Maestro

(1990)
Rainbow Maestro CD Jukebox
Maestro Wallbox

(1990)
Rainbow Maestro CD Jukebox
Maestro Hideaway

(1990)
MHG Midi Master 12 Disk CD Jukebox
Midi Master

(1990)
MHG Music Master CD Jukebox
Music Master

(1990s)
MHG Music Master CD Jukebox
Music Master Wall

(1990s)
MHG Music Master CD Jukebox
Hideaway

(1990s)
Rainbow          
Rainbow Maestro CD Jukebox
Maestro

(1990)
Rainbow Maestro CD Jukebox
Maestro Wallbox

(1990)
Rainbow Maestro CD Jukebox
Maestro Hideaway

(1990)
       
Sound Leisure            
Bilder Jupiter-Modelle            
Thorn EMI            
Video Jukebox Jukebox Musikbox Thorn-EMI
VJB Video Jukebox
(1984)
 
           

Walton


Waltonophone
(1928)

A twelve selection pre-jukebox by Alfred Leonard Walton, Blackpool, GB, most likely without electrical amplification, or being adapted to use an electrical pickup and external amplifier. It holds twelve 6" records, 78 rpm. Photos at
http://www.gramophonemuseum.com/jukeboxes.html and
https://mus-col.ru/en/collection/mmp/turntable/juke-boxes/21707/

Unknown


Tobysound CD
(1990)
           

 

Finnland - Finland

 

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Autogramo

Textoprint      
Autogramo
Autogramo
(1950s)
Fennofon
Fennofon
(1954)
Fennofon
Fennofon
(1955)
       

 

Frankreich - France

 

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Atari

Automat France        
Bilder Jupiter-Modelle
Semi Automatique
(1956)
         

Barnic

         
Barnic: Colorado Jukebox Musikbox
Colorado

(1957)
           

Bonzini

Mutoscope Voice-O-Graph
Registron
(1935)
Bonzini: Mignon Jukebox Musikbox
Constellation

(1957)
Mignon Jukebox Musikbox
Little Box
(1957
)
Bonzini
Bonzini Factory
1928-1932
Manfuacturer of arcade games and vending machines, soccer tables and a few - at least two -  semi-automactic jukeboxes
1927: Founded by French carpenter Joseph Bonzini (born in Italy) and the Italian mechanic M. Sopransi.

Bussoz (also French distributor for Wurlitzer jukeboxes) – founded in 1898 by Pierre Joseph Bussoz (1872–1958)

Jukebox Musikbox Bussozphone
Bussophone

(1920)
Jukebox Musikbox Bussozphone
Bussophone

(1920s)
Jukebox Musikbox Bussozphone
Bussophone

(1935)

Phonolux
(1938)
Jukebox Musikbox Bussozphone
Phonolux

(1938-39)
Jukebox Musikbox Bussozphone
Phonolux

(year ?)
Jukebox Musikbox Bussozphone
Phonolux

(1942)

Phonolux
(year ?)
Jukebox Musikbox Bussozphone
Phonolux

(year ?)
Jukebox Musikbox Bussozphone
Bussoz

(year ?)

The company Bussoz was founded by Pierre Joseph Bussoz in 1898.
In 1914 the industrial engineer Cyril de Vère became partner. He developped and applied the patent for the mechanims of the automatic 20-selection "Bussophone" in 1919.

Capitol Music  Bussoz              Capitol Music  Cyril de Vère

Cameca

 

     
C.A.M.E.C.A.:
Compagnie d'Applications Mécaniques à l'Eléctronique au Cinèmaet à  l''Atomistique
Cameca: Scopitone ST16 Jukebox Musikbox
Scopitone ST16
(1960)
Cameca: Scopitone ST16 Jukebox Musikbox
Scopitone ST36
(1962)
       

Chantal, 2 Rue Poccard Prologné, Levallois-Serret (Seine)

Chantal Selectrophone Jukebox Musikbox
Selectrophone
(1956)
Chantal Cocktail Jukebox Musikbox
Chantal Cocktail

(year ?)
         

CIFA

 

     
CIFA: Telebox Caravelle Jukebox Musikbox
Télébox
Caravelle
(1962)

Super-Caravelle
(1962)
         
Dapy Digoy          


(1991-92)

Teddy

(1956)
         
Electro-Kicker Ets. Marcel Dentzer (EMDE) / Eden-AMI
Bilder Jupiter-Modelle Lyric AMI Musikbox Jukebox
Lyric
(1960-61)
Conti 1 AMI Musikbox Jukebox Continental
Continental

(1960-61)

"Les Et-ts Dentzer-Eden concessionaire exclusif des licences de fabrication et de vente pour la France et L'Union Francaise, des élèctrophones automatiques de café des conception A.M.I. ont lancé dans leurs usines de Montreuil/Seine (13 bis, rue Rabelais) la fabrication et le montage en série des modèles Continental 200 et Lyric 100, sous la marque Eden-A.M.I." (AM 11/1960)

Gestions Loisirs

Videotop 3000
Laser Video
(1988)

EMC CD generation & CD Time Consolette
(1991)
         

Havscomatic


Havscomatic
(1955)
           

A. Heutue


?

(ca. 1955-57)

?

(ca. 1955-57)
Capitol Music 
Heutue
       

Henri Couly

 

     
Henri Couly
Henri Couly
(1948)
Henri Couly
Henri Couly
(1953/54)
Capitol Music
Henri Couly
       

Inter Automatic


Magnet-Box
(1954)
Inter Automatique Clarence 60
Clarence 60
(1960s ?)

Clarence 60 Bimbobox
(1960s ?)
       

Jeutel

Jupiter        

Compact 36 CD
(1995)
Bilder Jupiter-Modelle
         

L'Automatique J.O.

           

J.O.
(1956)
           

Lacrampe, 5 Sq. Perronet, Neuilly-sur-Seine


Olympic
(1954)

Roger Daniel Lacrampe was born on the 8th September 1911 in Clermont-Ferrand (Puy de Dôme), and he died on the 2nd February 1977 in Paris. He had at least 14 patents to his name of which the last was filed with his son Thierry Arnoud Henri Lacrampe in 1972.
His widow Jeanne Yvonne Marie Lacrampe was born on the 30th April 1911 in Lourdes (Hautes-Pyrénées), and she died on the 25th August 1997.

Mapra

Marchant      

Selectrophone
(1956)

Selectrophone
BM 120
(1958)
Bilder Marchant-Modelle        

Matebois

Jukebox Musikbox Matedisque
Matedisque
(1955)
Jukebox Musikbox Matebois S80
E 40 D
(1956)
Jukebox Musikbox Matebois
Cristal 40
(1957)
Jukebox Musikbox Matebois M88
M88
(1958)
Jukebox Musikbox Matebois S80
S80
(1958)
Jukebox Musikbox Matebois Presence 120
Présence 120
(1959)
 

Martina, Paris

Micro Music Muray      
Martina Melody
Melody
(1957)

Micro Music
(1960?)
Murfield P-40
Murfield P-40
(1957)
       

R.M.T.I.


Café Gramophone

(1959)
           

René Pierre, Ranchot, founded 1952

René Pierre: Rythm 80 Derby
Rythm 80
(1955)
René Pierre:
P40
(1958)
René Pierre: Rubis 80
Rubis 80
(1960)

Société
René Pierre
     

René Wolff - René-Eugène-Marie Wolff


Futurity 25
(1954)
Jukebox Musikbox Rene Wolff Halbautomat
Halbautomat
(1955)
Jukebox Musikbox Wolff Futurity
Futurity 48

(1957)
Jukebox Musikbox Wolff Futurity Magnetic 96
Futurity Magnetic 96 (1958)
     

Salon Automatic

SAREC, Paris

 

 

Multiphone

(1957)

Cinematic
(1964)
         

SEM: Sociéte Electrophones Météore, 8 rue de Montyon, Paris, France)

Chantal Jukebox Musikbox
Chantal
(1959)
           

SECEMAU/Stella

Séjal          

Stella

(1955)

Séjal
(1956)
         

SFAFC

Jukebox Musikbox Troubadour
Troubadour

(1955)
Jukebox Musikbox SFAFC
L56

(1955)
Jukebox Musikbox SFAFC
S56

(1956)
Jukebox Musikbox SFAFC
S56

(1956)
Jukebox Musikbox SFAFC
SL56
(1956)
   

Société Francaise

 

 
Jukebox Musikbox Cinematic
Cinematic 
(1966)
Jukebox Musikbox Cinematic
Cinematic 50 
(1967)
         

Sociéte International de Fonovision

Jukebox Musikbox Cinebox
Cinebox 
(1959)
Jukebox Musikbox Cinebox
Cinebox 
(1961)
Jukebox Musikbox Cinebox
Cinejukebox 
(1966)
       
Sociéte. S.M.A.M.E.      


Century 120 
(1960?)
           
Société Musicmatic      

Musimatic

(1958)

Musimatic 96
(1958)

Multiphone
(1958/59)
       

SOVODA S.A.R.L. Fabrique de Jeux Automatiques, 6 rue Philibert de la Mare, Dijon


Sovoda 30

(?)
           

Video Kit

 

 
Jukebox Musikbox MAG II
MAG II
(year ?)
           

VOG

Jukebox Musikbox VOG Baby Flash
Flash 555
(1956)
Jukebox Musikbox Baby Flash
Baby Flash
(1956)

VOG:
Flash Hi-Fi
(1958)
       

Unbekannt - Unknown - Inconnu

Jukebox Musikbox RP55
RP55
(1955)
Jukebox Musikbox Melodyne F
Melodyne F
(year?)
         

 

Griechenland - Greece - La Grèce

 

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Tecnophon

           
Conti 1 AMI Musikbox Jukebox Continental
Continental XJAA

(1960-61)
Conti 1 AMI Musikbox Jukebox Continental
Continental XJDA

(1960-61)
         

 

Italien - Italy - Italie 

 

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Automat Spiel / Pratogiochi Automat Via Della Romita, 57 – 50047 Prato

2304
(?)

Lyric M
(?)

Founded 1976, Automat Spiel became Wurlitzer's exclusive dealer in Italy. They distributed mainly Wurlitzer jukeboxes, but also other automats.
It seems that already before this date Wurlitzer mechanisms had been overhauled and installed into new resp. other cabinets. This is how the older models 2304 and Lyric M might have been born.
Probably some parts were modified by Automat Spiel itself, like title holders for example.

Chantal S.p.A. C.I.E.        
Chantal Cocktail Jukebox Musikbox
Chantal Cocktail

(1962)
CIE Childrens Box Jukebox Musikbox Italy
Children's Box
(1953)
         
Davoli Deyola        
Davoli Jukebox Musikbox
Davoli
(1960s)
Davoli Jukebox Musikbox
Playbox
(ca. 1968)
Deyola Jukebox Musikbox
Deyola

(1953)
       
Europhon Express Game          
Europhon Fonojet Jukebox Musikbox
Fonojet

(1960s?)

Reflex Music
Machine
(1996?) 
         
FIMI S.p.A.
FIMI Seletraphone Jukebox Musikbox
Selectrophon

(1963 ?)

FIMI S.p.A. (= Fabbrica Impianti Macchine Industriali, società per azioni) was established by Vittorio and Pompeo Rovelli in the village Barzanò in 1963, where their father Emilio Rovelli did run a mechanical workshop. In 1964 the company moved their offices to the current headquarter in the closeby village Viganò, and has since then developed to become a major company with several production facilities.
FIMI is still worldwide today with
construction of machineries for processing a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials.

FIMI

FGE

FGE Prestige CD
Prestige CD

(2001)
           

Harbert Italiana Milano Mini Discoteca

Boxino Jukebox Musikbox
Boxino

(
1960's?)
Baby Box Jukebox Musikbox
Baby Box

(
year ?)
Baby Box Jukebox Musikbox
Baby Box

(
year ?)
       
JCD

Reflex
(year ?) 
JCD LollipopJukebox
Sintesi
(2001)

Nitens
(2001)

Mithos Dark
(2001)
JCD Draon's LairJukebox
Dragon's Lair
(2002)
JCD LollipopJukebox
Lollipop
(2004?)
JCD MNithos Jukebox
Mithos Touch
(2004?)
Kolumbus  

SPN
(1969)
           

Microtecnica Torino

 
Microtecnica AMI JDJ Jukebox Musikbox
JDJ 200
(1959)
Conti 1 AMI Musikbox Jukebox Continental
XJAA-200

(1960-61)
Conti 2 Microtecnica AMI XJBB Jukebox Musikbox
XJBB-200

(1962)
JCL-200 Microtecnica AMI Jukebox Musikbox
JCL 200

(1963)
     

New Make Fano - now G.R. Rondina

Fiesta 65 New Make Jukebox Musikbox
Fiesta 65
(1965?)
     

 

   

Notomat SpA., Livorno - contract in '59

2304 Notomat Wurlitzer Jukebox Musikbox
2304

(1959)
2404 Notomat Wurlitzer Jukebox Musikbox
240
4
(1960)

Lyric M
(1960?)

June 1960: Notomat makes and sells Wurlitzer in Italy, importing only the record changer from the United Staes and building everything else in Livorno. Mario Nieri, a director of Notomat, states that Notomat plans to produce the complete jukebox in Italy in the near future. (Billboard 20.6.1960)
In fall 1962 Wurlitzer and Notomat agreed in producing models ins Italy under license (Billboard 17.11.1962), though several reports tell about producing under license already in 1960 and 1961.

Pedretti Gaming, Via Portico, 20 (ang. V. IV Novembre), Bagnatica (BG)


Discoteca CD30
(year ?)
Pedretti master Video Jukebox Musikbox
Master Video
(1982-86)
Pedretti Dance CD Jukebox Musikbox
Dance
(1990s)
       

PHB

       
Mignon Jukebox Musikbox
King

(year ?)
PHB Mignon Jukebox Musikbox
Phonobox JGEA Stereo S.80
(year ?)
Phonobar S80 Jukebox Musikbox
Phonobox S80

(year ?)
Phonobox S80 Jukebox Musikbox
Phonobox S80
Baby-Box

(year ?)

Phonobox
   

Phonovox

         

Jolly Joker PH500
12 CDs, Pioneer Changer System
(year: ?)
Phonovox PH900 PH800 Jukebox Musikbox
PH800 / PH900
(2007)

Califiornia
Classic CD
(year: ?)
Phonovox PH900 PH800 Jukebox Musikbox
Antares
(year ?)

Phonovox
   

Silvervox

Silvervox Jukebox Musikbox Mod. 58
Silvervox Mod. 58

(1958)
Silvervox Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox

(1958)
Silvervox Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox

(?)
Silvervox Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox

(?)
Silvervox Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox

(1959)
Silvervox Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox

(year ~1961?)
Silvervox Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox 63

(1963)
Silvervox Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox 63

(1963)
Silvervox 100 Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox 100

(year 1967?)
Silvervox 100 Wurlitzer Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox 100

(year 1968?)

Silvervox 100
(year ?)

Silvervox 100 Wurlitzer Jukebox Musikbox
Silvervox

(1970)

Silvervox was located in Novara, Italy. The production was stopped at the beginning of the '70, when they decided to start a production of elevetors engines.
All production juke-boxes left over, were sent to Africa.
The mechanisms had been produced under license of Wurlitzer.

Soc. Int. Fonovision

 

       
Jukebox Musikbox Cinebox
Cinebox 
(1959)
Jukebox Musikbox Cinebox
Cinebox 
(1961)
Jukebox Musikbox Cinebox
Cinejukebox 
(1966)
       

Unbekannt - Unknown - Inconnu

Davoli Jukebox Musikbox
Davoli
(year ?)
helen Jukebox Musikbox
Helen

(
year ?)
         

 

Ehemaliges Jugoslawien  – Former Yugoslavia – Ancien Yougoslavie

 

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Finomehanika

Melodija 100A
Melodija 100A
(year: ?)
Melodija
Melodija 100S
(1973)
Melodija 100Z
Melodija 100z
(year: ?)
       

 

Liechtenstein

 

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Record Automaten, Vaduz

Recordorama Jukebox Musikbox
Recordorama

(mid 60's?)
Recordorama Jukebox Musikbox
Recordorama
MagicBox

(mid 60's?)

Recodorama
       

 

Malta (1960)     

 

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Malta Juke Box Company – distributor of Tonmaster, Diplomat and Bal-AMI juekboxes

Tonmaster
Tonmaster


Diplomat A

 BAL-AMI
Jukeboxes
       

 

Monaco

 

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Electronique & Mécanique SA - licencee of Tonomat jukeboxes; Agent for AMI resp. Rowe jukeboxes

Telematic 100B
Telematic 100

(1956-57)
Telematic 100
Telematic 100D

(1960 ?)
Telematic 100 Black Magic Monaco
Black Magic

(1960)
Panoramic
Panoramic  
(1960)

Teleramic
Teleramic
 
(1961)


Black Magic with Teleramic mechanism(1962)
 
Electronic 160

(1964)

Electronic 160 II
 
(1965)
           

 

Niederlande - Netherlands - Les Pay Bas

 

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Jos van Osch, Kerkriel

     
Osch Osca 2304 Jukebox Musikbox
Ocsa

(1959)

Osca 1963
(1963)

Osca - Prototype
(1965)

Extra Speaker

OSCA = derivation of Jos van OSCh Automats
Jos van Osch did run a café in Kerkriel from 1950 - 1956. There he met wirh Jan Rouvoet a distributor for coin opetarted machines. This was when Jos decided to switch to operating nut verndors and finally also other vending machines and jukeboxes. He operated e.g. Treff Arietta, Seeburg KD, NSM Fanfare 60 before he developped and invented his first OSCA wallmount jukebox in 1959.
Regarding a Billboard article from 1963 he introduced a new OCSA in the same year and planned to export them. Two years later he wanted to built another one with more selections and imrovements but only three prototypes were built.

Ricatech – owner Richard Singh

OMT Elvis Presley Jukebox Musikbox Ricatech Wurlitzer One More Time
OMT- Elvis Presley
(2012)

Elvis weiß
(2014)

Elvis schwarz
(2014)

Jukebox Musikbox Ricatech Playboy Rock-Ola
Playboy
(2015)

Until 2012 cooperation with Deutsche Wurlitzer, Germany.
Since 2014 cooperation with Rock-Ola, owned by Glenn Streeter.

van der Heem

 

AMI models
under license
(1959)

 
   

 

     

 

Norwegen - Norway - Norvège

 

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Radionette

           
Radionette AF2
AF1 / AF2
(1965)
           

 

Österreich - Austria - Autriche

 

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Automatic Wien

Telematic 100
Telematic 100

(1957)

Telematic 200 Automatic Wien
Telematic 200

(1957)

 Automatic Wien 200 Tischfernwähler
200

(year ?)
Automatic Wien 200 Tischfernwähler
200

(year ?)
     

Bergmann & Co


Austro-Diplomat 120
(1954-57)
Tonmaster
Tonmaster

(1956)

Austro-Diplomat 120B
(1957)
       

Faulhaber

         
Musikus Musikbox Jukebox
Musikus

(year ?)
Musikus Musikboy Musikbox Jukebox
Super Musikboy 2

(ca. 1955)
         
Grömmer            
Grömmer Stepper Rock-Ola
Stepper

(year?)
           
Lissiansky            
Mutoscope Voice-O-Graph
Registron
(1935)

Alexander Lissiansky (1904-1972) erfand das Registon Schallplatten-Aufnahmegerät 1935 in Wien. Das Gerät wurde an die Firma Bonzini & Sopransi in Frankreich lizensiert. Das B und S an der Front sind das Firmenlogo.
1939 brachte Lissiansky seine Erfindung nach Amerika. In Kooperation mit der Firma Mutoscope wurde 1941 der "Voice-O-Graph" vorgestellt.
Alexander Lissiansky (1904 - 1972) invented the Registon voice recording device in Vienna in 1935. It was licensed to Bonzini & Sopransi in France. The "B" and "S" on the front are their logo.
In 1939 Lissiansky did bring his invention to America. In cooperation with Mustoscope the Voice-O-Grapg was introduced in 1941.

Pandur            
Pandur Empire Musikbox Jukebox
Empire

(year ?)
           
Steinberger, Annenstraße 46, Graz
Steinberger Graz Mignon Jukebox Musikbox
Steinberger

(year ?)
Steinberger Graz Mignon Jukebox Musikbox
Steinberger

(year ?)
         

TAB Austria (since 1962)

Max Fire Video Musikbox Jukebox TAB Austria
Max Fire

(2000-2006)
Max Fire Musikbox Jukebox TAB Austria
Max Fire II

(since 2006)
Max Fire Musikbox Jukebox TAB Austria
Max Fire HD

(since 2011)
Max Fire Musikbox Jukebox TAB Austria
Silverball Classic

(1996-2001)
Max Fire Musikbox Jukebox TAB Austria
Silverball Beetle

(1996-2001)
Max Fire Musikbox Jukebox TAB Austria
Silverball Pro

(2001-2005)
Max Fire Musikbox Jukebox TAB Austria
Silverball Beetle
(2001-2005)
Max Fire Musikbox Jukebox TAB Austria
Silverball Cosmo
  (since 2005)
Max Fire Musikbox Jukebox TAB Austria
Silverball Strato

(since 2005)

TAB Austria was founded by Siegfried Dattl as "Automaten Dattl" in Traun, Austria in 1962. They established as a distributor for jukeboxes, arcade games, pinballs etc. The first jukebox was imported in 1964. TAB Austria is still worldwide in business. They develop and produce by themselves to fulfill their customer needs. More details.

Telac Unbekannt
Telac 162 Fernwähler Jukebox Musikbox
T 162

(year ?)
Aster 80 Jukebox Musikbox
Aster 80

(year ?)
Jukebox Musikbox
Modell ?

(year ?)
Jukebox Musikbox
Modell ?

(year ?)
     

 

Polen - Poland - Pologne

 

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Unitra (1945 - 4/1992)                                                                                                                                             Photos of the former Unitra Building in 2014

Unitra Meloman Jukebox Musikbox
Meloman M110/120
(1964-68)

Meloman M121
(year ?)

Fonica M122
(1969)
Unitra Fonica M120M Jukebox Musikbox
Fonica M 120M
(1970)
Unitra Fonica M122 Jukebox Musikbox
Fonica M 122
(1972-1975)
Unitra Fonica M123 Jukebox Musikbox
Fonica M 123

(1974-76)

Fonica
History

(1 MB)

 

Schweden - Sweden - Suède

 

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Automateur


Automaat Grammofon
Tefifon
(1954)

Automaat Grammofon
Tefifon
(1954)
         

Edgren

Edgren 10A Jukebox Musikbox
10A
(1949-50)
Edgren 25B Jukebox Musikbox
25B
(1949-50)
Edgren E25 Jukebox Musikbox
E25
(1952)

TV Music 56
(1956)
 

Edition 100
(1956)
 

Royal Edition
(1957)
 

Ishammar

Ishammar Diema Jukebox Musikbox
Diema
(1941-42)

Telex
(1941-42)

Penton
(1941-42)
Record Changers in Sweden with pictures of Diema and Telex.

 

Schweiz - Switzerland - Suisse

 

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Autronic AG


Music Boy
Prototyp
(1952)
Autronic Music Boy Jukebox Musikbox
Music Boy
(1953-57)
Autronic Star-O-Mat Jukebox Musikbox
Star-O-Mat
(1957)
Autronic Star-O-Mat Jukebox Musikbox
Autronic-Stereophonie (1957)
   

 

Derac SA

  Gerinvex SA

Chantal 120
(1954)
Chantal Jukebox Musikbox
Chantal
(1956-61)
Chantal Jukebox Musikbox
Chantal
(1960-61)
Chantal Jukebox Musikbox
Chantal
(1956-61)
Licensee Frenchay Products Co. (Chantal Ltd, UK),
SEM (France)
 

Patent filed 1959:
2,992,006

  Bilder Marchant-Modelle

Patent filed 1967: ES3,352,85A3

Unbekannt - Unknown - Inconnu

Aster 80 Jukebox Musikbox
Seeburg

(?)

Seeburg

(?)
         

 

Spanien - Spain - Espagne 

 

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Gedasa (General Española de Automáticos, SA) - Valderribas 73, Madrid; 1957 -1978

Gedasa Sinfonola Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 78 RPM
(1959)
GedasaT-60 Jukebox Musikbox
Patent
(1958)

T-60
(1960)
Gedasa Sinfonola 96 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 96
(1961)

Information John S:
Gedasa was founded in 1957 with a huge capital of 6,500,000 pesetas. CEO was Don (Mr) Antonio Pedrol Rius, a prominent lawyer. He was dean of the school of Madrid and a senator, etc. Antonio Pedrol Luis studied law at the University of Zaragoza. In 1932 he joined the College of Madrid and practiced in the field of commercial law. In 1969 he was elected to the State Law Commission. In the same year he founded the Circle of Legal Studies in Madrid. He was elected Dean of the Bar Association of Madrid in 1973, a position he was re-elected to in 1979, 1984 and 1989. He was a key figure in advising King Juan Carlos I during the changeover to democracy after Franco's death.
No less important was the Gedasa Chairman of the Board of Directors, Don (Mr) Pedro Nieto Antúnez, who was chief admiral in Franco's government. Pedro Nieto Antunez was a great personal confidant of Franco.

Gedasa Sinfonola 2000 Jukebox Musikbox
Antonio-Pedrol-Rius

Gedasa Sinfonola 2000 Jukebox Musikbox
El Almirante Pedro Nieto Antúnez

Gedasa Sinfonola 96 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 96
(1962)
Gedasa Embajador 100 Jukebox Musikbox
Embajador 100 EM
(1963)

Peti Box
(1964)
Gedasa Embajador 100 Jukebox Musikbox
Embajador Serie 2
(1965)

Sinfonola 100
Serie EW
(1966)
Gedasa Sinfonola 100 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 100
(1969)
Gedasa Sinfonola 100 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 100
(1971)
Gedasa Sinfonola 1000 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 1000
(1971)
Gedasa Sinfonola 1000 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 1000
(1973)
Gedasa Sinfonola 2000 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 2000
(1975)
Gedasa Sinfonola 2000 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 2000D
(1976)

Sinfonola Granada
(1977)

Faramesa

Prestige 160C NSM Famaresa Prestige 160S Musikbox Jukebox
Prestige 160S

(1975)
Prestige E160 NSM Musikbox Jukebox
Prestige E 160

(1976-79)
R.O. 480 Techna Rock-Ola Jukebox Musikbox
480 Techna
(1979-80)
       

Inder SA (1965-1983; Industria Electromecánica de Recreativos SA), Poligono Industrial, Cobo Calleja, Felipe Asenjo 1, Fuenlabrada

Gedasa Sinfonola 2000 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 2000
(1978)
Gedasa Sinfonola 2000 Jukebox Musikbox
Sinfonola 2000D
(1980)
         

Patersón, Ernesto Villalobos, Poligono Indust. Ctra., Amarilla, Sevilla

Gedasa Sinfonola 2000 Jukebox Musikbox
T-30C
(1969)

30 Mural
(1971)
Patent ES333059A1 filed 1967        
Petaco SA, 1958-1982, officially dissolved 2002; Carretera de Maria Magdalena, Zona Industial de Ciudad Jardin, Madrid
Petaco Jukebox Musikbox
100
(1963)
Petaco Jukebox Musikbox
Festival
(1964)
Petaco Jukebox Musikbox
30S
(1965)

Rennotte 100S
(1965)

Information John S.
Petaco was incorporated in 1958. Petaco stands for Proyectos Electromecánicos de Tanteo y Color, Trade Name: Petaco, S.A.
Rennotte had already been trading in Belgium for some years. 9/1962: Rennotte wants to produce in Spain, too. In the beginning the mechs are being produced in Belgium and the cabinets in Spain. License partner: Petaco S.A., Spain. The license with the Spanish government was granted in 1962, permitted in Feb. 1963. Petaco introduced their first Spanish pinball in 1963 and the first jukebox followed soon.
In the 1970s an agreement was made with Electro-Kicker, France, to offer jukeboxes with a more contemporary technical equipment than Rennotte could offer.
Chairman of the board: Don Luis Zoreda Arribas
CEO: Don Adolfo Morilla Suarz
Secretary: Don Julio Marroquí Bartolomé

The other partners were: Don Juan Pedro Vanden Bergh, Don Celestino Zoreda Arribas, Doña Olimpia Rigabert Mompeo, and Don Juan Paredes Hernandez.
Juan Paredes († 1987) became the soul of Petaco which subsequently became REVI SA. The Director-General Juan Paredes took Petaco into the German market with the four player pinball CRITERIUM 75 under the brand EUROFLIP.
This was in partnership with the German distributor LÖWEN and director José Benavides of the Spanish company RECEL.

Petaco Rennotte Jukebox Musikbox
30B
(1967)

Petaco Festival 232 Jukebox Musikbox
Festival 232
(1968)

Petaco 32S Jukebox Musikbox
32S
(
1969)
Petaco Festival 332 Jukebox Musikbox
Festival 332
(1969)

Gamma 2000
(1971)

PetacoJumbo-X Jukebox Musikbox
Jumbo-X
(1972)

   
Serrat y Bravo, Barcelona: Company who made aftermarket models, converting Gedasa jukeboxes

Sinfonola 100
Serie EW
(1971?)
           

Unbekannt

           
Jukebox Musikbox
Modell: ?

(1964)
           

 

Unbekannter Hersteller/Modelle   |   Unknown manufacturer/models   |   Fabricants/modèles inconnus

 

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Modell: ?

(1964)
IMA-AMI J80G Jukebox Musikbox
J80G

(year: ?)
Fernwähler wallbox J80 Jukebox Musikbox
J80

(year: ?)
Viola 160 Jukebox Musikbox
Viola 160
(year ?)

Viola 120
Jensen
(year: ?)
Viola 160 Jukebox Musikbox
Viola 160 Regis
(year ?)
CB 50 Jukebox Musikbox
CB 50
(year ?)

Modell: ?
(year: ?)
Aster 80 Jukebox Musikbox
Aster 80

(year ?)
Miniatur Jukebox Musikbox
Miniatur de Luxe

(1961?)
Jukebox Musikbox RP55
?: RP55
(1955)

RMTI?
Böhm Sachsenklang Minibox Jukebox Musikbox
Modell?
helen Jukebox Musikbox
Helen

(
year ?)
Jukebox Musikbox
(model, year: ?)
 Heva Wavo Jukebox Musikbox radio
Heva
(year: ?)
Cassel BSR Monarch Jukebox Musikbox radio
Cassel
(year: ?)

Seeburg

(?)
Aster 80 Jukebox Musikbox
Seeburg

(?)

Single Rod

(year: ?)

Furblattner
(year: ?)
Collaro Radio Jukebox Musikbox radio
RC-1 with Radio
(year: 1939 ?)

Jukebox Musikbox Videotrax Olympic 2000
Olympic 2000
Music Video Box

(1986)
Console de Luxe Jukebox Musikbox
Console de Luxe 1448

(1970s)
Console de Luxe Jukebox Musikbox
Console de Luxe 1464

(1970s)
Console de Luxe Jukebox Musikbox
Console de Luxe 1475

(1970s)

Tobysound CD
(1990)
 
 

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