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I'm a huge fan of wallbox, they are small and can be placed anywhere near a sign.
From left to right :
- 1946 seeburg 3W2-L56 wallbox
- 1951 wurlitzer 4820 wallbox
- packard wallbox wall-o-matic plamor
- 1958 seeburg 3WA200 wallbox
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That seeburg one kinda looks like the what used to be in a "your host" resturant that we went to for breakfast after a night of party in the 70's. every booth had one, I can hear it now " summer breeze, makes me feel fine, blowin through.........
Hey, I want one of those. Nice collection!