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Mexiko
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Neuseeland |
Südamerika
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Aconcagua |
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Multi Record Player (year: ~1959) |
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Australische
Musikboxen – Australian Jukeboxes |
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Amarda Automatic |
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L (year: ?) |
Located in Syndney, is a (former) Rowe importer, still in business with jukebox operation. Produced some aftermaket models |
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BAL-AMI |
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F-80 (1954) |
G-120 (1955) |
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Fraser & Hoskings |
Goddard Novelty | Insound Systems | ||||
Tabletop (1953) |
433 GP Imperial (1966-67) |
Illuminator (?) |
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National Instruments Pty. Ltd, Kogarah (Sydney) NSW ••• license agreement Paul Hunger / J.H. Larkin in autumn 1958, factory closed in 1973 |
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G-80 (1958) |
G-200 (1958) |
AMI JDK200 AMI JJK200 (1960) |
Continental (1960-61) |
Continental 2 (1962) |
The Australian made Models can be identified by the word "National"
written through the middle of the large "AMI" lettering on the badges (see
the horn badge on the G-80, and also the mechanism manufacturers plate,
and the compliance plate on the back of the jukebox cabinet. Note
that later machines like MM2, 3, 4 series didn't have this on the badges
but did still have it on the compliance plate on the rear. |
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JEL-200A (1963) |
JBM Topicana (1964) |
JAN Diplomat (1965) |
MM1 Music Merchant (1967) |
MM2 Music Master (1968) |
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CMM-1 Cadette deLuxe (1968) |
MM3 Music Miracle (1969) |
MM4 (1970) |
CMM4 Cadette (1971) |
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Wilding & Porter |
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Musicola M12/10 (1949?) |
Musicola M12/10B (1951) |
Musicola M12/10C (1954) |
Musicola M12/10C (1955) |
Musicola E40/10 (1956) |
Founded in 1949 by Wilding & Porter and located in Melbourne. Closed in 1963. |
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Musicola F100 (1959) |
Musicola V100 MkII (1959?) |
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Wurlitzer Autom. Phonograph Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd. / Sutherland and Greenaway, 447 Elizabeth St., Melbourne |
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20 Selection (1950) |
600 (1950-52) |
S (1952) |
2400S (1960) |
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Unknown |
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Aristocrat (year: ?) |
unknown (1958/59 ?) |
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Japan Musikboxen – Jukeboxes |
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Columbia |
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JB-601 (1967?) |
JB-603 |
JB-620 (1971) |
JB-650 |
JB-650S |
JB-670 |
JB-680 (1973 ?) |
JB-690 |
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Daigo |
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Daigo (1960s) |
Daigo (1970s) |
Daigo (1970s) |
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Funai |
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A102B (year: 1972) |
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Hitachi Co Ltd. |
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World Stereo Juke (year: ?) |
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Japan Victor Company (JVC) - Victor Company Japan |
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JB-5000 (1964) |
JB-8000 (1966) |
JB-8000B Musetta (1967) |
STD-2000 (1967?) |
JB-1800 Matilda (1968) |
JVC was founded in Yokohama as a subsidiary of
the US company "Victor Talking Machine Co." in 1927. In 1929 RCA aquired
the "Victor Talking Machine Co." which included the majority ownership
of JVC and the name "RCA-Victor" was introduced. JVC was intended to
produce and market phonographs in Japan. To make this more attractive a
minority was sold to Mitsubishi and Sumitomo financial groups. After
several crisis due to war with China and WW2 RCA sold step by step JVC
to Japan companies. JVC invented the first stereo 45 rpm record in 1957. |
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JB-3800 Leonore (1968) |
JB-8000C Amelia (1969) |
JB-1810 Matilda (1969) |
JB-2800 Rosamunde (1969) |
PHO-80 Photono 80 (1969) |
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RR-1000 Matilda (1970 ?) |
JB-777 (1970 ?) |
JB-1810C (1972) |
JB-3100 (1973) |
JB-7100 (1973) |
JB-1200 (1973) |
TH-7030 (year 1973? ) |
JB-3200 (1974) |
JB-3200B (1974) |
JB-7200 (~ 1974) |
JB-1200B (~ 1974) |
JB-7200B (1976) |
JB-3030 (1977) |
JB-1200C (1977) |
JB-5050 (1977) |
STD-2020 (year ?) |
Bandwagon BW-1 (year: ?) |
PHO-880 (year: ?) |
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Matsushita Trading Company (today Panasonic) |
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Distributor for Jukeboxes by Deutsche Wurlitzer |
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Pioneer |
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Laser Juke (1988-90) |
LaserJuke (1988-90) |
Laser Disc Juke LJ-V10 (1989 ?) |
Laser CD Juke CJ-V50 (1990) |
Laser CD Juke CJ-V51 (1990?) |
Laser CD Juke CJ-V55 (1990) |
Video Disc Juke LJ-V66 (1990) |
Laser CD Juke CJ-V99 (year: ?) |
MHG Phoenix Wallbox (1990) |
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SEGA - Nihon Goraku Bussan Co., Ltd - renamed to SEGA Corp. in 1965 |
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Sega 1000 (1960) |
SeGa |
1951: Service Games
by American Richard D. Stewart Jr. moved from Hawaii to Tokio and operated
mainly Rock-Ola jukeboxes. |
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Taito Trading Co., Ltd., Tokyo |
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J-40 (1956) |
AMI 120 (1957) |
Seeburg SX100 with Karaoke |
Seeburg SB100 with Karaoke |
1953: Founded by Ukraine-Jewish
Michael Kogan. Established in Minato-Ku, Japan. Sale of imported sundries,
brewing and sales of Japan's first vodka "Troika", vending machines (peanut
vendors) get
produced and sold. |
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NSM Hit 120B with Karaoke |
Seeburg STD4 |
RVC (1970s) |
DEC1 (1970) |
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Tsugami - licensée of Rowe International since 1962; President: Kenzo Tsugami |
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T-J100A (1962) |
T-JK-100AA (1968) |
T-JK-200AA (1968) |
Tsugami was established in
Nagaoka-shi, Niigata prefecture, in 1937. They had developped a block gauge
and produced precision machines and toolings. |
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Kanada Musikboxen – Canada Jukeboxes |
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AMI |
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Wallbox (~ 1940) |
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Fielding |
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Fielding (year: ?) |
Fielding (year: ?) |
Envoy (year: ?) |
The company was founded by
William George (Bill) Fielding (1900 - 1954) somewhen in the 1930s. He began
with bell machines but changed to jukeboxes and arcade games after the
declaration of illegibility. Fielding distributed Seeburg until WW2. Since
then he distributed AMI through his company "Toronto Trading Post Ltd" in
736 Yonge Street, Toronto. In general due to a variety of interest, he owned
restaurants, hotels, penny arcades, and bowling alleys. He was known to be a
shrewd trader. It is said he once traded a music machine for a cow - he also
owned two farms at Harrow, Ontario. |
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Laniels Amusement Exchange, 1807-15 Notre Dame West, Montreal |
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Mentioned in BB 1/5/1941 that cabinets shall be produced locally |
The embargo
affects the importing of complete equipment only, not parts, which may still
be brought into the country. Plan of this distributor is to turnout one
phonograph model and several of the latest design pin games. BB 1/5/1941, page 94. Distributor for
Rock-Ola and Williams in the 1950s. |
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McLagan |
P&P Amusement | |||||
Phonograph (1926) |
W5100 Style (year: ?) |
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RCA Victor Company Ltd., Montreal, Quebec: Wurlitzer factory in Canada |
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24C (1938) |
700C (1940) |
800C (1941) |
750C (1941) |
780C (1941) |
950C (1942) |
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Sheils, Toronto |
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3W1 (1965) |
5207 (1965) |
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Siegel Distributing Co. Ltd., Toronto |
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750 (1941) |
1100 (1948-49) |
1700 / 1700F (1954) |
1800 (1955) |
1900 (1955/56) |
2000 (1956) |
2104 (1957) |
Tel-A-Tune |
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Tel-A-Tune (1946) |
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Marokko Musikboxen – Morocco Jukeboxes |
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Sehrazed Automatic |
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W 1400 (year: ?) |
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Mexiko Musikboxen – Mexico Jukeboxes |
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Arión Music - Distribution UK: Arión Music UK Limited |
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Xel Box (?) |
Vienna (?) |
Nyx (?) |
Calypso (?) |
Nizx (2014-15?) |
Paax (2014-15?) |
Soho (2014-15?) |
Biré (2015?) |
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Casa Riojas |
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W 650 (year: ?) |
W1015 (late 40's) |
W1100 (late 40's) |
2000 (1956) |
2100 (1958) |
Wurlitzer
disributor: Established by Jose Riojas in 1939/40 in Mexico City |
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2300 (1959) |
2415 (1960) |
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Fonografos Automaticos Evans S.A. |
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Maya (1955) |
5000 - Azteca (yaer: ?) |
Monaco (year: ?) |
Bonampak (year: ?) |
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Fonografos Automaticos Evans S.A. |
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Sinfonola UPA-100 (Year: ?) |
UPB-100 (Year: ?) |
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Industrias Nacionales de Sonida S.A. - INSSA |
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1454 (year: ?) |
1468 (year: ?) |
1478 (year: ?) |
435 Princess Deluxe (year: ?) |
Astrovox 502 (year: ?) |
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Sinfonola Mexico S.A. - AMI Mexico S.A. |
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I-100 (1958) |
I-200M (1958) |
K (1960) |
DAY 160 (1961) |
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Sonata Co. |
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1050 (1975?) |
1000 Nostalgia (1987-91) |
Americana (1974 ?) |
4100 (1975 ?) |
5500 (1980s?) |
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Unknown |
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Musicalana 8-track player (1970s) |
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Neuseeland Musikboxen – New Zealand Jukeboxes |
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Mastercord (year: ?) |
Amco 64 (year: ?) |
Melody Master (~1947) |
Harry Dobbie (1950) |
MTS (?) |
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Südamerika Musikboxen – South American Jukeboxes |
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AMI |
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C2 (year ?) |
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