1951 Seeburg M100-B
1951 Seeburg M100B Jukebox, fully working.
This jukebox was not only a revolutionary new phonograph for Seeburg, but also for the jukebox industry. The predecessor of the M100C "Happy Days" jukebox. At the time of its introduction, it was the first Select-O-Matic coin-operated phonograph that exclusively played 45-RPM records. It allows for 100 selections from 50 records. It played only the newly introduced, high-quality, unbreakable, 7-inch vinyl 45-RPM records.
This phonograph made Seeburg the sales leader in the jukebox building business. The M100B was built for two years, from 1950 to 1951 and introduced the "Silver Age" of Jukeboxes.
Another feature of the Seeburg M100B is the visible record mechanism. A nickel plays one selection, 2 plays for a dime or 6 plays for a quarter. Once the coins are inserted, you can watch the Select-O-Matic mechanism travel down to your record selection, the record is placed vertically onto the turntable, and the vertical arm plays the record.
Dimensions:
54”H
34”W
28”D
Weight:
310 lbs.
