[Jukebox-list] Wurlitzer 750

[Jens Hultgren]

Was he employed by the army? That would have been a pretty good job to have.

As far as I know, one could never expect to find "matching numbers" in a
jukebox - cabinet, mechanism, amplifier, tonearm. I have never seen it, so I
don't think they were. However, if you are talking classic Wurlitzers from
the 40's, if the numbers are close that would indicate that the units were
never replaced.

 Jens

On 1/31/07, david wendell <dwaw12 at yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Ron
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> The tone arm number is penciled in on the insde of the
> shell, about the middle. The mech number is on a metal
> tag below the tray stack on the back side.  Thank You!
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> Thanks everyone for the thoughts on my new 750.  I
> imagine the tone arms and mechanisms never had a
> matching serial number as pointed out.  Just an
> interesting thought anyway.  I must have dreamed that
> one up on my own!
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> Wish more of the WWII era jukebox folks were still
> around.  I have a couple of Wurlitzers that a
> Wurlitzer serviceman rebuilt a few years ago.  They
> are good.  He always had great stories and a keen
> sense of humor with great knowledge.  He traveled all
> over the world keeping the machines running for the
> troops.
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> Thanks again everyone!
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> David Wendell
> dwaw12 at yhoo.com
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