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My granddad saved this from the garbage man back in the 60's. Story was it was in a firehall in Schenectady, NY and he drove by and asked if he could have it. My parents passed it on to me in 1993 in original condition. Restored by myself it sets a room ablaze!
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That is one sweet jukebox, would love to own one.
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THIS IS AWESOME!!!
what is the value of this i have one exactly the same as this in perfect condition. thanks
Thats a gorgeous jukebox! Thanks for sharing!!
Oooh, you are so lucky! Love it!
Thanks for the comments. 2 small motors turn zebra printed cellophane cylinders behind the red plastic. It makes it look like its on fire!! I could never sell it.
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