585-747-0605 call Mickey I'm located in Rochester NY and I buy non working jukeboxes from anywhere in the world. We have shippers that can pick up right at your house or location. I hope you enjoy this great demonstration of this 1939 AMI Singing Towers Jukebox that was designed to look like a NYC sky scraper building. This is a very Art Deco style Jukebox. In the not to distant future I plan to open as a non profit a national jukebox museum to save the history of jukeboxes. So I hope to one day to be able to purchase one of these Singing Tower Jukeboxes. Other AMI jukeboxes were looking to purchase are as follows which include speakers and stands from the 1930's And 40's, wall boxes from 1930 to 1959 1940's Singing Towers 1930's Top flight 1940's Automatic hostess 1950's and 60's Model H Model I Continental 1 Continental 2

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1. If you have room, why limit a museum to jukes? I had vending machines in my coffee shop, back in the 70s. I like old food service machines too, Cory coffee makers, Rosander urns, Jet Spray, soda pop toppers and soda fountains, heat-n-eat, National candy and cigarette machines, Chocomatic, Globe meat slicer, Toledo scale, Hobart stand mixer, there were so many kewl food service machines back then. Don
2. I would think that dome would have a rotating color drum in it , may just be stuck