Seeburg 3W1 (1949 - 1950)
| Lackierte Version in elfenbein mit roten Tasten passend zur M100A | Painted version in ivory with red pushbuttons for model M100A |
| Photos and information courtesy Rich Carbone: "There are many differences in this wallbox versus the more common 3W1’s. Note, there are 6 screws that hold in the front glass. There is no identification tag on this wallbox, but there is the number “2040” written with wax crayon on the outside of the back." | |
Seeburg 3W1 (1949 - 1951)
| Version in Chrom mit roten Tasten passend zur M100A, M100B | Chrome plated version with red pushbuttons for model M100A, M100B |
Seeburg 3W1 /3W1-D (1952-1959)
| Version in Chrom mit
weißen Tasten passend zur M100C, HF100G, 100W, HF100R, 100J,
L100, 101 and 220 3W1-D: 3 Spiele = 25 Cent und 1 Spiel = Dime oder zwei Nickel Auch in Hammerschlag Lackierung (ohne Abbildung) |
Chrome plated version with white pushbuttons for model M100C,
HF100G, 100W, HF100R, 100J, L100, 101 and 220 3W1-D: 3 plays = 25 cent and 1 play= Dime or two Nickel Also available in hammertone (no picture yet) |
| Bill Butterfield: "The Hammertone were early 1950s - because of the Korean war there was a restriction on chromium so they did not do any metal plating. Many of those covers are die cast, but some were zinc." | |
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