But he also is hearing the music of freshly minted money coming through the machine, a reproduction of the walnut-encased Wurlitzer 1015, the best-selling jukebox ever built. ”People like to go ...

Wurlitzer made a name for itself building theatre organs, some of which were installed in places such as Radio City Music Hall in New York. The 1015 is one of the most popular jukeboxes of all ...

In 1946 and 1947, some 56,000 units of the Wurlitzer Model 1015 jukebox were shipped to distributors at a price of about $750 each. Today, Model 1015 –cited in more than one reference book as th ...

Soon after the war, Wurlitzer created what remains the definitive jukebox: the Wurlitzer 1015. With its wooden panels, colorful lighting and now-famous bubble tubes — filled with a low-boiling ...

It’s a 1946 Wurlitzer. “This is the great American jukebox. This is the Wurlitzer 1015. This is the one I grew up with as a kid and it was my favorite and it always will be.” Ed picked up ...

The circa 1947 Wurlitzer model 1015 jukebox was gifted to Lennon one Christmas by “The Rocket Man,” and displayed in the “club room” of Lennon’s apartment at The Dakota. The auction ...

In 1946 and 1947, Wurlitzer sold 60,000 units of one jukebox model, its bubble-shaped Model 1015. Last year, the four remaining major manufacturers together sold fewer than 15,000 jukeboxes in the ...

Two years ago, a man from Methuen named Gene sought out Dave Garnick to ask about a 1946 Wurlitzer 1015 jukebox he was looking to have restored. Gene found the right man for the job.

Wurlitzer says the updated platter-flipper is the descendent of Wurlitzer's "Model 1015" jukebox made popular in the post-war 1940s. With its "soothing rotating color tubes, mesmerizing bubble ...

"We are pleased to have the Wurlitzer brand unified ... The company later dominated the jukebox-making market with its introduction of the "Model 1015" in 1946, and today has developed new ...