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Belgien - Belgium - Belgique |
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Barco (Belgium American Radio Corporation) |
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 Richelieu (1951) |
 Barco-Junior (1953) |
 Barco (1954) |
 Radio Master (1955) |
 Cobar (1955) |
 Tri-Box (1956) |
 Barco (1956) |
 Atlas (1956) |
 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) |
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 Swing Music Box (year: ?) |
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 Gama 2000 (1958) |
 Gama 2100 (Year: ?) |
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Discophone - Wwe Pierre Eich (early 1900 - 1939) and Discophone Co. resp. Eich & Bartholomeus Cie (1945 - 1956) |
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 Discophone (1929-30) |
 Radio-Discophone (1931-40) |
 Radio-Discophone (1931-40) |
 Discophone (year) |
 Discophone 700 (1944-50) |
 800 (1944-50) |
900 (1944-50) |
 Cine Discophone (1946-48) |
 Goliath (1948-56) |
 David (1949) |
 Melodica (1950s) |
Maestro (1956?) |
Pierre Eich |
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Driva, 96 rue Albert Giraud, Schaerbeek |
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 Driva (1958) |
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European Amusement Company (1952 - ?) |
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 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. |
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 Kens (year ?) |
 Brabant (year ?) |
 Appareil Automatique (1939) |
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| Radiobell-Tevebell | ||||||
 Radiobell-Box (1952) |
Radiobell |
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| Radio Union, Brussels | ||||||
 Radio Union (pre 1955) |
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Rennotte SA (Établissements Rennotte Selecteurs Automatiques de Disques), |
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 CM30 (1956) |
C4 M30 (1956) |
CM60 (1958-59) |
 CM80 (1958-59) |
 W-Wallmount (1959) |
Founder: Ernest Adolphe Louis
Rennotte |
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 C-Console (1959) |
Sweet-Music (1960) |
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Siera SA, Brussels |
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 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. |
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 Stella (year ?) |
 Stella 531 (year 1954) |
 Stella 581 (pre 1956) |
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 G17-52 (1952) |
 unknown model (1952) |
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| 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 (?) |
Tonecolor |
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 Symfa (~ 1955) |
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| Telfa (TELe-Industrie FAbrications N.V.), 12 Florastraat, De Pinte | ||||||
 Telfa (1953) |
Telfa (1954) |
 Telfa (1955) |
Telfa (mid 1950s) |
Telfa |
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Ultra Electric Belge S.A., 35, rue Van Artevelde, Bruxelles |
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 1013 (year ?) |
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| Valcke-Vanassche, Heule |
van Overloop |
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 Valcke (year: ?) |
 Vedette (early 1954) |
 Radio (~ 1955) |
Selectrophone (1962) |
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 Heva (year: ?) |
 RC-1 with Radio (year: 1939 ?) |
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Dänemark - Denmark - Danemark |
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Bogh & Egholm |
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BE-1 (1951) |
 BE-2 (early 1950s) |
BE-32 (Prototype?) |
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Compu-Game |
Derby |
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 Compact Music Box (1989) |
Derby |
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Derby |
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Hansen, Bent |
I/S Topgame (1.5.2004 - 31.12.2017) |
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Luna-Box produced for operator Sigv. Hufeldt |
 Easyjuke (2009) |
 Easyjuke Wall (2009) |
 Easyjuke Mikro (2009) |
 Easyjuke Upright (2009) |
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Jarlstrøm, Svend |
Jensen |
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Music Boxes |
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| Nordisk Automat Service | ||||||
 1468 (1959) |
 1475 (1959/60) |
 H12 (1959/60) |
 1495 (1961) |
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| Petersen | ||||||
Lytrofon (1947) |
 Lytrofon (1953/54) |
Lytrofon Bluebird (1956) |
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Deutschland - Germany - Allemagne |
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Ackermann |
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 Rio Musik Sender (1961) |
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Autokühler GmbH (AKG), Hofgeismar, Vertrieb Santelmann |
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 Diamant (1956) |
 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. |
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Astamat: Alfred Stachow Automaten Großhandlung, Georgstr. 40, Hannover |
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 2100 (1959) |
 2150 (1960-61) |
 2300S (1963 ?) |
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Automatenges. m.b.H. |
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 Finale (~ 1957) |
Finale Wandbox (1959) |
 Finale (1959) |
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Beromat/Wulff (für die Modelle Harmonie wurde die Firma Beromat von Wulff Apparatebau gegründet; Günter Wulff (1912–80) |
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 Melodie (1956) |
 Harmonie 120STS (1959-1962) |
 Harmonie 200STS (1959-1962) |
 Harmonie 120WM / 120WS (1959-1962) |
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Böck - Model "Star-Box" ab 1963 |
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Bimbo-Box Tefifon (1958) |
 Pez-Bar (1960) |
 Star-Box AMI (1963–66) |
 Star-Box Bergmann M80 (1963–66) |
Star-Box Bergmann 80 (1963–66) |
 Starbox Telematic (1963–66) |
Star-Box Fanfare (1963–66) |
 Star-Box Jensen (1963–66) |
Star-Box Diplomat 120 (1963–66) |
 Star-Box Rock-Ola 1448 (1963–66) |
 Star-Box Rock-Ola 1464 (1963–66) |
 Star-Box Wurlitzer 2150 (1963–66) |
 Star-Box Seeburg HF100R (1963–66) |
Star-Box Emaphone (1963–66) |
 Bimbo-Baby Affen / Disney (1964) |
 Bimbo-Box Affen (1964) |
 Bimbo-Box Katzen (1965?) |
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| Bohne und Ringler | ||||||
 Bildwerferkombination (1959) |
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DAMAHHG, Munich |
DeTeWe | Dt. Wurlitzer | Drössler | |||
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Musik Sender (1961) |
Fernwähler Telematic (1955) |
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Erica (1956) |
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| Eichhoff | EMA Automaten | Europhon Werke | ||||
 Bambi (1959-60) |
Bambi (ohne Logo) (1959) |
 EMA 96 (1958) |
 Europa (1953) |
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Eltec - Contina - Hagen (West Berlin) |
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Favorit 60 (year ?) |
 Favorit 100 (1957) |
 Eltec F60 (1958) |
 Eltec F100 (1959-63) |
Contina:
Dissolved in 1/1959. |
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 Eltec S100 (1959) |
Eltec G100 (1961) |
M-100 (1964) - ever built? - |
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 Baby-Box (1959) |
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Frodeno-Automaten, Sennelager (Paderborn, Germany): Import - Export - Fabrikation (1953 - ?) |
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 Frodola De Luxe (1960) |
 Frodola S (1960) |
 Frodola SE (1960) |
 SE De Luxe (year ?) |
 Frodola Italia |
 Frodola Pompadour |
 Frodola Westfalen |
 Frodola Lucrezia |
Stereonette (1966-67) |
 Consul 100 (1967-70) |
 Consul 200 (1967-70) |
 Symphonie (1969?) |
 Lucrecia (1970) |
 Westfalen (1970) |
 Frodola 70S (1970) |
 Universal 2000 (year ?) |
 De Luxe (1967-70?) |
 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. |
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 Halbautom. Schall-platten-Musikbox (1962) |
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Hagen |
Hasse, Frankfurt/M, then Daaden/Sieg |
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Favorit 60 (year ?) |
Favorit 100 (1957) |
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 Phono-Matic (1962) |
 Phono-Matic (1962) |
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Hill & Probst |
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 Magic Music Musiktruhe (1962) |
 Magic Music Hideaway (1962) |
 Magic Music (1962) |
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Hill & Probst gegründet, Geschäftsführer Recker, Sitz in Hagen |
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Horchert, Lünen/Lippe |
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 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 |
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Horner und Langhans, Erding |
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 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 |
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Husemann (Overath, 1928 – 1960?) - Generalimporteur von Wurlitzer Musikboxen (1953 – 1960) |
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 1100 (year ?) |
1400 |
 1700 (1954) |
 1700 (year?) |
 1700 (year?) |
 1700 (year?) |
 1800 (1955) |
 1900 (1955/56) |
 2000 (1956) |
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Jost |
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Hitaphon Table Box (1956) |
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| Kirchhoff/Hemauer | ||||||
 Café-Grammophon (1908-14?) |
 Miniatur de Luxe (1959) |
 Miniatur de Luxe (1961?) |
 Diplomat 120 (1961?) |
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Ledertheil KG |
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 Bambi (1960) |
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| Löwen Automaten: Generalimporteur von Seeburg Musikboxen bis 1961; 1952: Gründung der Schwesterfirma NSM als eigene Produktionsstätte | ||||||
 HF100G (1953) |
 100W (1953-54) |
 HF100R/RD (1954) |
 100J (1955) |
 V200 (1955-56) |
 KD / KS (1957) |
 L 100 (1957) |
 161 (1958) |
 201 (1958) |
 220 (1959) |
 EY 160 (1961) |
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| Max Grabs | ||||||
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Max Grabs (1934) |
 MaxGrabs (year ?) |
 MaxGrabs (year ?) |
 Fernwähler (year ?) |
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| Mercedes | ||||||
 Wandboxständer (1959) |
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| Metzner | ||||||
 Junior 100 (end 1950s ?) |
 Baby-Box (1958) |
 Wand-Fernwähler (1958) |
 Worldplay (year ?) |
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Middelhove |
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The Mi Fon (1971) |
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| Müller, Bad Orb |
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 Comtesse (year ?) |
 Comtesse (year ?) |
 Comtesse (year ?) |
 Mügrola 80/120 (1961?) |
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 WA1000 (year ?) |
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 Symphonie (1959/60) |
 Comet I (1964) |
Comet II (year: ?) |
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 Prinzess (1954/57) |
 Prinzess (1954/57) |
 Prinzess (1957/58) |
 Prinzess (1957/58) |
Friedrich Puchta, Waldenburg, Baden-Würtemberg | ||
| Rehbock |
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Generalimporteur von AMI Musikboxen |
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Rudolf Rückwarth KG, Automaten-Großhandel, Bielefeld (1928- 1998?) |
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Model with Seeburg 100W parts |
 160TR (later than 1963) |
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Schlegel |
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 Schallplatten-Musikautomat (1961 |
Konsole 60 Fanfare (1968) |
Konsole 100 Fanfare (1968) |
Konsole 100 U100 (1.5.1968) |
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 Umbau (1961) |
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| Techgo | Tonomat | |||||
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Fernregler für Fanfare, Rock-Ola, Seeburg,
Wurlitzer, AMI, Symphonie (1959) |
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 Phonomatic 200 (1964?) |
Phonomatic 200 Truhe |
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 Piccolo Arietta (1956) |
 Piccolo Arietta (11/1956) |
 Piccolo Arietta (11/1956) |
 Piccolo Arietta (11/1956) |
 Melodie (1957) |
 Melodie (1957) |
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UTA Elektroakustik - Walter Talk, Magstadt |
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 Bimbo-Box (1958) |
 Bimbo-Box (1958) |
 Bimbo-Box (1958?) |
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Sieglinde Vieth |
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Umbauten Seeburg Modelle B, C, G, R, J (1968) |
Umbauten T-200 (1968) |
 Fernwähler (1964) |
 Fernwähler (year ?) |
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 Rythmus 80 (1955 ?) |
 W1015 Umbau (year ?) |
 W1250 Umbau (1956) |
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 Minibox (1964-66) |
 Wumo (19?) |
Melodie (1956) |
 Console de Luxe 1448 (1970s) |
 Console de Luxe 1464 (1970s) |
 Console de Luxe 1475 (1970s) |
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 J80 (year: ?) |
Miniatur de Luxe (1961?) |
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 Viola 160 AMI (year ?) |
 Viola 160 Regis (year ?) |
Viola 120 Jensen (year: ?) |
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Ehemalige DDR - Former GDR - Ancienne RDA |
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Böhm Patent Sachsenklang ••• Firmengeschichte |
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 Sachsenklang M1 Prototyp (1955) |
 Sachsenklang M1 (year: ?) |
 Sachsenklang M1 (1961) |
 Sachsenklang M2 (1964) |
 Sachsenklang M3 (1965) |
 Sachsenklang M4 (1966) |
 Charlotte und Paul Böhm |
 L2153PBK |
 Werbebanner (46 x 23 cm) |
 Servicekiste |
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Julius Görner KG |
RFT-VEB Funkwerk Erfurt (zunächst Julius Görner KG) Firmengeschichte | |||||
 Polyhymat (1959 ?) |
 Polyhymat 80A (1959-62) |
 Polyhymat 80B (1962) |
 Polyhymat 80C (1964) |
 Polyhymat 80D (1965-66) |
 Polyhymat 80E (1967) |
 Polyhymat 80F (10/1967) |
 Aufsatz 80D/E (1965-67) |
 L2955 EG (1959) |
 L2855 WG (1959) |
 Fernregler (year: ?) |
 Transport Laufwerk |
Funkwerk Erfurt Vertrieb in Schweden / distribution in Sweden: 1960 Interocean Aktiebolag Stockholm |
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 Sixtusa late 1950s ? |
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Unbekannt - Unknown - Inconnu |
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 Model, year? |
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England - Angleterre |
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 Mayfair (1968) |
 Flirt (1970?) |
 Flirt (1969) |
 Aquarius 140 (1969) |
 Hy-Lite (year: ?) |
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 Hit Parade (1954) |
 CB50 (year ?) |
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Arbiter |
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 Discmaster (year ?) |
 Discmaster A-00 (1987) |
 Discmate A-02 (1987) |
 Discmonitor A-01 (1987) |
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 Minstrel (1954) |
 Minstrel (year ?) |
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Ass. Leisure Games |
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 Fantasia (1978) |
 CD Fire with stand (1989-90) |
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 Elysee Vision (mid - late 1980s) |
 MVBH (year ?) |
 MVB1 (year 1985?) |
 MVB2 (year 1985?) |
 Video Trax (1986) |
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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). |
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Melody Bar, 120 sel. operation with wallboxes (1959) |
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Bell Beat 80 (1960's?) |
 Winchester (1970's?) |
Wiegandt Jukeboxes in license (1959) |
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 Chantal (1962?) |
 Chalwest (1960s ?) |
 Chantal (1959-62) |
 Remote Volume (1961-62) |
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DDA (Digital Disc Automation) |
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 1812 (1993) |
Panther (1993) |
 Lynx (1994) |
 Lynx Hideaway (1994) |
 Cobra (1994) |
 Wildcat (1994) |
 Wildcat (1995) |
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DJ2000 (1995) |
Classic (year ?) |
Bobcat 30 CD Digial Jukebox (year ?) |
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DDA: Incorporation date: Jan 29, 1986 Morebrook Ltd. (Ian Blakeway, manager and engineer), Field Lane, Batley, West Yorkshire, UK. Closing date: ? |
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 Rochester (1994) |
 New Yorker (1994) |
Manhattan |
 Brunswick |
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 History of Hawtins and Ditchburn |
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 Jukebox Jamboree (1960s) |
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 Hawtins Music Maker (1946) |
 Hawtins Music Maker (1946) |
Factory 1947 Picture |
History of Hawtins and Ditchburn |
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Hazel Grove Music (HGM): Heaton Mersey Industrial Estate, Bletchley Road, Stockport, SK4 3ED |
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 Playmate Escort (year ?) |
 Tango (year ?) |
 Hideaway (year ?) |
 Playmate Escort (year ?) |
 Playmate Escort (year ?) |
Wall Selector Playmate Escort Mk 3 (year ?) |
Wall Selector Playmate Escort Mk 4 (year ?) |
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Wall Selector Playmate Escort Mk 5 (year ?) |
 Classic Mk6 (year ?) |
 Stratford Mk6 (year ?) |
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 Discomatic (1965) |
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 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) |
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100 - Hideaway (1991) |
400 - wallbox (1991) |
Founded and owned by Kenneth Edward
Groves in 1979. Location: Titchfield, Hampshire, UK. |
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Maslen Electronics Ltd., Brighton |
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Bimbo-Box (1958) |
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| MHG (Music Hire Group) | ||||||
 Maestro (1990) |
 Maestro Wallbox (1990) |
 Maestro Hideaway (1990) |
 Midi Master (1990) |
 Music Master (1990s) |
 Music Master Wall (1990s) |
 Hideaway (1990s) |
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Maestro (1990) |
Maestro Wallbox (1990) |
Maestro Hideaway (1990) |
 Video Juke Box (1988 ?) |
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 Video Juke Box (1981) |
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 VJB Video Jukebox (1984) |
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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 |
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Tobysound CD (1990) |
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Finnland - Finland |
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Autogramo |
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 Autogramo (1950s) |
 Fennofon (1954) |
 Fennofon (1955) |
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Frankreich - France |
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Semi Automatique (1956) |
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Barnic |
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 Colorado (1957) |
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Bonzini |
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 Registron (1935) |
 Constellation (1957) |
 Little Box (1957) |
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. |
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Bussoz (also French distributor for Wurlitzer jukeboxes) – founded in 1898 by Pierre Joseph Bussoz (1872–1958) |
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 Bussophone (1920) |
 Bussophone (1920s) |
Bussophone (1935) |
Phonolux (1938) |
 Phonolux (1938-39) |
 Phonolux (year ?) |
 Phonolux (1942) |
Phonolux (year ?) |
 Phonolux (year ?) |
 Bussoz (year ?) |
The company Bussoz was founded by Pierre Joseph Bussoz in 1898.
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C.A.M.E.C.A.: Compagnie d'Applications Mécaniques à l'Eléctronique au Cinèmaet à l''Atomistique |
 Scopitone ST16 (1960) |
 Scopitone ST36 (1962) |
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Chantal, 2 Rue Poccard Prologné, Levallois-Serret (Seine) |
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 Selectrophone (1956) |
 Chantal Cocktail (year ?) |
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 Télébox Caravelle (1962) |
Super-Caravelle (1962) |
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| Dapy | Digoy | |||||
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 Teddy (1956) |
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| Electro-Kicker | Ets. Marcel Dentzer (EMDE) / Eden-AMI | |||||
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 Lyric (1960-61) |
 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) |
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Videotop 3000 Laser Video (1988) |
EMC CD generation & CD Time Consolette (1991) |
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Havscomatic |
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 Havscomatic (1955) |
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A. Heutue |
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Heutue |
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Henri Couly |
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 Henri Couly (1948) |
 Henri Couly (1953/54) |
Henri Couly |
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Magnet-Box (1954) |
 Clarence 60 (1960s ?) |
Clarence 60 Bimbobox (1960s ?) |
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Jeutel |
Jupiter | |||||
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Compact 36 CD (1995) |
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L'Automatique J.O. |
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J.O. (1956) |
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Lacrampe, 5 Sq. Perronet, Neuilly-sur-Seine |
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 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. |
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Mapra |
Marchant | |||||
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Selectrophone (1956) |
Selectrophone BM 120 (1958) |
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Matebois |
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 Matedisque (1955) |
 E 40 D (1956) |
 Cristal 40 (1957) |
 M88 (1958) |
 S80 (1958) |
 Présence 120 (1959) |
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Martina, Paris |
Micro Music | Muray | ||||
 Melody (1957) |
Micro Music (1960?) |
 Murfield P-40 (1957) |
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R.M.T.I. |
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 Café Gramophone (1959) |
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René Pierre, Ranchot, founded 1952 |
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 Rythm 80 (1955) |
 P40 (1958) |
 Rubis 80 (1960) |
 Société René Pierre |
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René Wolff - René-Eugène-Marie Wolff |
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Futurity 25 (1954) |
 Halbautomat (1955) |
 Futurity 48 (1957) |
 Futurity Magnetic 96 (1958) |
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 Multiphone (1957) |
Cinematic (1964) |
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SEM: Sociéte Electrophones Météore, 8 rue de Montyon, Paris, France) |
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 Chantal (1959) |
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| Séjal | ||||||
 Stella (1955) |
Séjal (1956) |
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SFAFC |
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 Troubadour (1955) |
 L56 (1955) |
 S56 (1956) |
 S56 (1956) |
 SL56 (1956) |
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 Cinematic (1966) |
 Cinematic 50 (1967) |
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Sociéte International de Fonovision |
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 Cinebox (1959) |
 Cinebox (1961) |
 Cinejukebox (1966) |
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| Sociéte. S.M.A.M.E. | ||||||
Century 120 (1960?) |
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| Société Musicmatic | ||||||
 Musimatic (1958) |
Musimatic 96 (1958) |
Multiphone (1958/59) |
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SOVODA S.A.R.L. Fabrique de Jeux Automatiques, 6 rue Philibert de la Mare, Dijon |
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 Sovoda 30 (?) |
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 MAG II (year ?) |
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 Flash 555 (1956) |
 Baby Flash (1956) |
VOG: Flash Hi-Fi (1958) |
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 RP55 (1955) |
 Melodyne F (year?) |
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Griechenland - Greece - La Grèce |
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Tecnophon |
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 Continental XJAA (1960-61) |
Continental XJDA (1960-61) |
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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. |
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| Chantal S.p.A. | C.I.E. | |||||
 Chantal Cocktail (1962) |
 Children's Box (1953) |
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| Davoli, Parma | ||||||
 Davoli (1960s) |
 Playbox (ca. 1968) |
Established in 1957 by Athos Davoli Krundaal (1926 - 2/2015) Read the whole Davoli story at https://www.davolimusic.it/storia-davoli-music-center-strumenti-musicali Quite impressive! |
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| Deyola | ||||||
 Deyola (1953) |
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| Europhon | Express Game | |||||
 Fonojet (1960s?) |
Reflex Music Machine (1996?) |
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| FIMI S.p.A. | ||||||
 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.
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FGE |
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 Prestige CD (2001) |
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Harbert Italiana Milano Mini Discoteca |
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 Boxino (1960's?) |
 Baby Box (year ?) |
 Baby Box (year ?) |
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| JCD | ||||||
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Reflex (year ?) |
 Sintesi (2001) |
Nitens (2001) |
Mithos Dark (2001) |
 Dragon's Lair (2002) |
 Lollipop (2004?) |
 Mithos Touch (2004?) |
| Kolumbus | ||||||
 SPN (1969) |
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Microtecnica Torino |
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 JDJ 200 (1959) |
XJAA-200 (1960-61) |
 XJBB-200 (1962) |
 JCL 200 (1963) |
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New Make Fano - now G.R. Rondina |
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 Fiesta 65 (1965?) |
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Notomat SpA., Livorno - contract in '59 |
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 2304 (1959) |
 2404 (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) |
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Pedretti Gaming, Via Portico, 20 (ang. V. IV Novembre), Bagnatica (BG) |
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Discoteca CD30 (year ?) |
 Master Video (1982-86) |
 Dance (1990s) |
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 King (year ?) |
 Phonobox JGEA Stereo S.80 (year ?) |
 Phonobox S80 (year ?) |
 Phonobox S80 Baby-Box (year ?) |
Phonobox |
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Jolly Joker PH500 12 CDs, Pioneer Changer System (year: ?) |
 PH800 / PH900 (2007) |
Califiornia Classic CD (year: ?) |
 Antares (year ?) |
Phonovox |
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 Silvervox Mod. 58 (1958) |
 Silvervox (1958) |
 Silvervox (?) |
 Silvervox (?) |
 Silvervox (1959) |
 Silvervox (year ~1961?) |
 Silvervox 63 (1963) |
 Silvervox 63 (1963) |
 Silvervox 100 (year 1967?) |
 Silvervox 100 (year 1968?) |
 Silvervox 120 (1970) |
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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. |
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Soc. Int. Fonovision |
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Cinebox (1959) |
Cinebox (1961) |
Cinejukebox (1966) |
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Ehemaliges Jugoslawien – Former Yugoslavia – Ancien Yougoslavie |
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Finomehanika |
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 Melodija 100A (year: ?) |
 Melodija 100S (1973) |
 Melodija 100z (year: ?) |
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 Recordorama (mid 60's?) |
 Recordorama MagicBox (mid 60's?) |
Recodorama |
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Malta (1960) |
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Malta Juke Box Company – distributor of Tonmaster, Diplomat and Bal-AMI juekboxes |
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 Tonmaster |
BAL-AMI Jukeboxes |
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Electronique & Mécanique SA - licencee of Tonomat jukeboxes; Agent for AMI resp. Rowe jukeboxes |
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 Telematic 100 (1956-57) |
 Telematic 100D (1960 ?) |
 Black Magic (1960) |
 Panoramic (1960) |
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Black Magic with Teleramic mechanism(1962) |
 Electronic 160 (1964) |
 Electronic 160 II (1965) |
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Niederlande - Netherlands - Les Pay Bas |
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Jos van Osch, Kerkriel |
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 Ocsa (1959) |
Osca 1963 (1963) |
Osca - Prototype (1965) |
Extra Speaker |
OSCA = derivation of Jos van OSCh Automats |
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Ricatech – owner Richard Singh |
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 OMT- Elvis Presley (2012) |
Elvis weiß (2014) |
Elvis schwarz (2014) |
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Until 2012 cooperation with Deutsche Wurlitzer,
Germany. Since 2014 cooperation with Rock-Ola, owned by Glenn Streeter. |
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van der Heem |
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AMI models |
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Norwegen - Norway - Norvège |
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Radionette |
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 AF1 / AF2 (1965) |
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Österreich - Austria - Autriche |
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Automatic Wien |
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 Telematic 100 (1957) |
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 200 (year ?) |
 200 (year ?) |
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Bergmann & Co |
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 Austro-Diplomat 120 (1954-57) |
Tonmaster (1956) |
 Austro-Diplomat 120B (1957) |
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Faulhaber |
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Musikus TS1 (ca. 1956) |
 Musikus (year ?) |
 Super Musikboy 2 (ca. 1955) |
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| Grömmer | ||||||
 Stepper (year?) |
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| Lissiansky | ||||||
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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. |
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| Pandur | ||||||
 Empire (year ?) |
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| Steinberger, Annenstraße 46, Graz | ||||||
Steinberger (year ?) |
Steinberger (year ?) |
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TAB Austria (since 1962) |
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 Max Fire (2000-2006) |
 Max Fire II (since 2006) |
 Max Fire HD (since 2011) |
 Silverball Classic (1996-2001) |
 Silverball Beetle (1996-2001) |
 Silverball Pro (2001-2005) |
Silverball Beetle (2001-2005) |
 Silverball Cosmo (since 2005) |
 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. |
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| Telac | Unbekannt | |||||
 T 162 (year ?) |
 Aster 80 (year ?) |
 Modell ? (year ?) |
 Modell ? (year ?) |
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Polen - Poland - Pologne |
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Unitra (1945 - 4/1992) |
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 Meloman M110/120 (1964-68) |
Meloman M121 (year ?) |
Fonica M122 (1969) |
 Fonica M 120M (1970) |
 Fonica M 122 (1972-1975) |
 Fonica M 123 (1974-76) |
Fonica History (1 MB) |
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Schweden - Sweden - Suède |
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Automateur |
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Automaat Grammofon Tefifon (1954) |
Automaat Grammofon Tefifon (1954) |
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Edgren |
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 10A (1949-50) |
 25B (1949-50) |
 E25 (1952) |
TV Music 56 (1956) |
Edition 100 (1956) |
Royal Edition (1957) |
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Ishammar |
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 Diema (1941-42) |
Telex (1941-42) |
Penton (1941-42) |
Record Changers in Sweden with pictures of Diema and Telex. | |||
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Schweiz - Switzerland - Suisse |
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Autronic AG |
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Music Boy Prototyp (1952) |
 Music Boy (1953-57) |
 Star-O-Mat (1957) |
 Autronic-Stereophonie (1957) |
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Derac SA |
Gerinvex SA | |||||
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Chantal 120 (1954) |
 Chantal (1956-61) |
 Chantal (1960-61) |
 Chantal (1956-61) |
Licensee Frenchay Products Co. (Chantal Ltd, UK), SEM (France) Patent filed 1959:
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Patent filed 1967: ES3,352,85A3 |
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Unbekannt - Unknown - Inconnu |
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 Seeburg (?) |
 Seeburg (?) |
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Spanien - Spain - Espagne |
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Gedasa (General Española de Automáticos, SA) - Valderribas 73, Madrid; 1957 -1978 |
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 Sinfonola 78 RPM (1959) |
 Patent (1958) |
T-60 (1960) |
 Sinfonola 96 (1961) |
Information John S:
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 Sinfonola 96 (1962) |
 Embajador 100 EM (1963) |
Peti Box (1964) |
 Embajador Serie 2 (1965) |
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Sinfonola 100 Serie EW (1966) |
 Sinfonola 100 (1969) |
 Sinfonola 100 (1971) |
 Sinfonola 1000 (1971) |
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 Sinfonola 1000 (1973) |
 Sinfonola 2000 (1975) |
 Sinfonola 2000D (1976) |
Sinfonola Granada (1977) |
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Faramesa |
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 Prestige 160S (1975) |
 Prestige E 160 (1976-79) |
 480 Techna (1979-80) |
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Inder SA (1965-1983; Industria Electromecánica de Recreativos SA), Poligono Industrial, Cobo Calleja, Felipe Asenjo 1, Fuenlabrada |
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 Sinfonola 2000 (1978) |
 Sinfonola 2000D (1980) |
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Patersón, Ernesto Villalobos, Poligono Indust. Ctra., Amarilla, Sevilla |
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 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 | ||||||
 100 (1963) |
 Festival (1964) |
 30S (1965) |
Rennotte 100S (1965) |
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 32S (1969) |
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Gamma 2000 (1971) |
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Petaco History | |||
| Serrat y Bravo, Barcelona: Company who made aftermarket models, converting Gedasa jukeboxes | ||||||
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Sinfonola 100 Serie EW (1971?) |
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Unbekannt |
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 Modell: ? (1964) |
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Unbekannter Hersteller/Modelle | Unknown manufacturer/models | Fabricants/modèles inconnus |
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Aster 80 (year ?) |
 Cassel (year: ?) |
Console de Luxe 1448 (1970s) |
Console de Luxe 1464 (1970s) |
Console de Luxe 1475 (1970s) |
Viola 160 AMI (year ?) |
Viola 160 Regis (year ?) |
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Viola 120 Jensen (year: ?) |
Heva (year: ?) |
J80 (year: ?) |
 J80G (year: ?) |
Miniatur de Luxe (1961?) |
Model ? (1964) |
RC-1 with Radio (year: 1939 ?) |
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Model ? (year: ?) |
Model (?) (year ?) |
Model ? (year: ?) |
Modell ? (year ?) |
Modell ? (year ?) |
Modell: ? (year: ?) |
Tobysound CD (1990) |
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Seeburg 220 (?) |
Seeburg 220 (?) |
 Seeburg HF100R (?) |
 Seeburg 100J (?) |
Davoli (year ?) |
 Dayton ? |
 Furblattner (year: ?) |
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?: RP55 (1955) |
 Single Rod (year: ?) |
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