American. 1920s. Quarter-sawn oak case, leaded glass panels. Piano & Mandolin. These marvellous machines were originally rented as coin-consuming investments to shrewd bar owners of the era. Aside from being money-makers, they also provided fun entertainment - a sure way to divert thirsty patrons from neighbouring establishments. Includes 17 65-hole "A" rolls. Original leaded slag glass. Plate stamped, "J.P Seeburg Piano Company, Chicago". The recast coin box is embossed, "J.P Seeburg, Chicago" front. 37 x 23.25 x 23". Ken Vinen collection. CODE-MUM