Jukebox projects.
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Al Jolson for the Wurlitzer Jukebox Company 1946
  more earning power
     thru better
   music merchandising...

  the new 45 RPM and 45 RPM EP.
                                                                                            early Seeburg advertisement      
As with radios, never plug a jukebox in unless you know the repair history.  You can do permanent damage to electrical and mechanical parts.
1958 Seeburg L-100.  This set was a rust bucket when I got it.  It had been stored in a damp basement in Baltimore.  The sides had been spray painted dark blue.  I had the sides relaminated with walnut veneer  and the front re-chromed.  Many thanks to Ron Rich for his help with the mechanical bugs.