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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.

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Automat Spiel – Chantal Spa – C.I.E. – Davoli – Deyola – Europhon – Express Game – FIMI – Future Games Elettronic Harbert Italiana Milano Mini Discoteca – Kolumbus – JCD – Microtecnica – New Make Fano – Notomat SpA – Pedretti – PHB – Phonovox Silvervox – Soc. Int. Fonovisione – Unknown Manufacturer Malta Juke Box Company – Monaco Italien
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 (1962)	Children's Box (1953)
Davoli		Deyola
Davoli (1960s)	Playbox (ca. 1968)	Deyola (1953)
Europhon	Express Game
Fonojet (1960s?)	Reflex Music Machine (1996?)
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. FIMI is still worldwide today with construction of machineries for processing a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. FIMI
FGE
Prestige CD (2001)
Harbert Italiana Milano Mini Discoteca
Boxino (1960's?)
JCD
Reflex (year ?)	Sintesi (2001)	Nitens (2001)	Mithos Dark (2001)	Dragon's Lair (2002)	Lollipop (2004?)	Mithos Touch (2004?)
Kolumbus
SPN (1969)
Microtecnica Torino
JDJ 200 (1959)	XJAA-200 (1960-61)	XJBB-200 (1962)	JCL 200 (1963)
New Make Fano - now G.R. Rondina
Fiesta 65 (1965?)
Notomat SpA., Livorno - contract in '59
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) 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, Via Portico, 20 (ang. V. IV Novembre), Bagnatica (BG)
Discoteca CD30 (year ?)	Master Video (1982-86)	Dance (1990s)
PHB
King (year ?)	Phonobox JGEA Stereo S.80 (year ?)	Phonobox S80 (year ?)	Phonobox S80 Baby-Box (year ?)	Phonobox
Phonovox
Jolly Joker PH500 12 CDs, Pioneer Changer System (year: ?)	PH800 / PH900 (2007)	Califiornia Classic CD (year: ?)	Antares (year ?)	Phonovox
Silvervox
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 100 (year ?)	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.
S.I.F. - Societa Internazionale Fonovisione
Cinebox (1959)	Cinebox (1961)	Cinebox (1962)	Cinejukebox (1966)
Unbekannt - Unknown - Inconnu
Boxino (1960's?)	Baby Box (year ?)	Baby Box (year ?)	Davoli (year ?)	Helen (year ?)
Malta (1960)
Malta Juke Box Company – distributor of Tonmaster, Diplomat and Bal-AMI juekboxes
Tonmaster	Diplomat A	BAL-AMI Jukeboxes
Monaco
Electronique & Mécanique SA - licencee of Tonomat jukeboxes; Agent for AMI resp. Rowe jukeboxes
Telematic 100 (1956-57)	Telematic 100D (1960 ?)	Black Magic (1960)	Panoramic (1960)	Teleramic (1961)	Black Magic with Teleramic mechanism(1962)	Electronic 160 (1964)
Electronic 160 II (1965)
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