A Swedish immigrant named Justus P. Seeburg founded the J.P. Seeburg Piano Company in 1902. The company began as a manufacturer of coin-operated electric pianos. These pianos were equipped with a music roll that indicated the notes to be played. The rolls could be changed depending on what music was popular at the time. In [...]

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1954 Seeburg HF100R Jukebox — “The R”
The Seeburg HF 100R Jukebox was produced from 1954 to 1955 and is one of the most sought-after of all the 50’s jukeboxes. This model was made in 1954 and features the chrome accents and visible Select-O-Matic system that was, and still is, so popular among collectors of jukeboxes [...]

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1950 Seeburg M100B Jukebox — “The B”
This jukebox was not only a revolutionary new phonograph for Seeburg, but also for the jukebox industry. It was the first Select-O-Matic coin-operated phonograph that played only 45-RPM records. It allowed for 100 selections from 50 records. It played only the newly introduced, high-quality, unbreakable, 7-inch vinyl 45-RPM records. [...]

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Seeburg M100C Select-O-Matic Jukebox
The Seeburg M100C Jukebox was produced in 1952 and sold for $1050. It could play 100 selections, or both sides of 50 records. Selections were 1 for $.05, 2 for $.10 and 6 for $.25. Features include a 20-button selection system, removable title strip holders and illuminated front pilasters with rotating [...]

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