Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1944 March - Page 25
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Sloane features Wurlitzer
IF YOU WANT TO
SELL
Any Type of Coin-
Operated Equipment
COIN
MACHINE
REYIEW
- - SEE--
26
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
FOR
MARCH
1944
NEW YORK-One of Fifth Avenue's top
stores, W. & J. Sloane recently contributed
window space to the National War Fund.
It proved to be a crowd stopper as is evi·
denced by the picture above.
Prominent in the scene was a new Mod·
ernized Wurlitzer Automati c Phonograph
provided by Wurlitzer's metropolitan New
York distributors, the Man hattan Simplex
Distributing Co.
Simulated set·up of a U.S.O. recreation
center, it did a neat job of colorful adver·
tising for this Service Organization, not to
men tion Wurlitzer and Coca Cola, too.
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WURLITZER PARTS
Wurliher 616 Amplifiers with Tubes $20.00
412 Amplifiers with Tubes ...... .......... 14. 50
412 Speakers ... ... ..... ............ ............... 6.50
616 Speakers ............... ....................... 10.50
Motors .................................................. 16.00
•
5~ Coin Chute, Any Model.................. 4.00
~ Tl 0·25~ Coin Chutes, Any Model ........ .... 1.25
•
one Arms 412·616.. ..... ......................... S.50
~ Parts Counter Models 24s, 500, 600 Write
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Magazine Swit~h Soxes...... .............. .... 1.50
25 Volt Transformers...................... ...... 1.50
Chokes for Amplifiers.............. .......... .... 1.00
MMo!orGDrive Assembly, Complete........ 5.00
aon ear .............................................. 6.00
Re~ord Trays, Plain ..... .......................
.35
Wurliher R.C., Complete with Cell·
a·Noid Drum and Stepper .............. 35 .00
Wurliher Cell·a·Noid Drum, Com·
plete with Jun~tion Box, R.C., for
750E .......................... .......................... 35.00
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....................
5W4G ... ..... .... $1 .00
5Y3 .................. 1.00
6A4 .................. 1. 50
6B5 ........ ........ 1.90
6C5 ....... ....... .. 1.05
76 ........ ............
77 ::::::::::::::::::::
:~~
:~:
SF
.... .......... 1.40
········ ··········
::::::::::::::::::
6SC7 .... ... ......... 1.85
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ROCK-OLA PARTS
Drive Motor ......................... ............. .... $15.00
Turntable Motor ...... ...................... ........ 10.00 _
11.00
Amplifiers with Tubes 12·16 ...... ....... .
Speakers ................ ........................ ........ 6 .00
Mi~a Pi~k.Ups ........................................ 3.50 =
Mi~ro Swit~hes ...... ......................... ..... 1.35
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Main Cutoff ..... .....................................
Re~ord Trays ........................................
5·10·25~ Coin Chute ................. ...........
5·10·25~ 20 Re~ . ..................................
Selectors, 12·16 ............................ ........
Sele~tors, 20s ......................................
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NEW YORK-Modern Music Sales Co.
are now testing a new needle for automatic
phonograph use. Comments from phono·
graph operators assisting in the test are
most favorable. The needle is said to elim·
inate noise and scratches.
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And then there was the attorney who sat
lip all night-trying to break the widow's
will.
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SEEBURG PARTS
Pi~k·Up Heads, not made by Seeburg,
guaranteed 1 00 per~ent satisfa~-
tion or money ba~k .... ........ .............. $ S.50
Seeburg Motors .................................... 17.50 -
Also Other Seeburg Parts
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1.10 •
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AI.BENA SAI.ES CO .
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1.85
3.00 .-
2 .50
We Have Everything for the Amplifier.
Deposit Is Required
With All Orders
* *
PANTAGES METAL
RACK TURNTABLE
lS-UNIT WIRED MUSIC
EQUIPMENT
•
BOX 545
~
I
587 10th AVE., N. Y. C.
LONGACRE 5·8334
•
1111111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 1111I. 11II1 . 1II1I. 1II1I. 1II1I. 11I1I. 1II1I. 11II1 . 1I1I1 . 1I1I1. 1I1I1i
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WANTED
Ii_
OHM Resistors, 10 Watt, All Sizes ...... $ .35
OHM Resistors, 20 Watt, All Sizes...... .55 1
=_
16 M. F. Condensers, 450 Yo It ................
16 M. F. Condensers, All Metal,
450 Volt .................. ................................
Box 100 Carbon Resistors ...... ..................
In·Put Transformers ..................................
Modern Has Needle
1.00
.20
2.50 _~
.
7. 50
2 .00
4.50 =
TUBES and NEW ACCESSORIES
2A3 ...... ..... ..... $2.00
23 00 51 ................ 2 . 6 0
......... ....... ... . 1 1 0
3S ............. ... .... 1.00
45 ... .... ...... ....... 1.20
................ 1 : ?~
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:8~ :J~
1 :gg
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I = ! _ 5Z3
..... ............. 1.60
6L6 ......... ......... 1.75
G .............. 1.00
55 U
Y44 G
6N7 ................ 1.40
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ROCK-OI.A
USED PARTS-A-J CONDITION
Paul L. Gerber. well known and re-
spected member of the Coin Machine
Industry. died suddenly at his winter
home in Los Angeles on February 2nd.
Funeral services were held from Gro·
man's Mortuary in Los Angeles on Feb-
ruary 6th. Surviving are his wife. Sadie
Gerber: Pvt. Sherwood Gerber. a son:
Mrs. Beckie Gerber, his mother: Elaine
Lois. granddaughter: and three sisters
and two brothers.
Gerber had been a prominent indi-
vidual in the Industry for the past 17
years and in the last few years was
associated with Max Glass in the firm
of Gerber and Glass Distributing Co. in
Chicago. Together they distributed. on
an exclusive basis. and caused to be
manufactured exclusively for them.
some of the big winners in the marble
table field of yesteryear.
Gerber was very interested in base·
ball and made the Spring Training
jaunt to Catalina each year with the
Wrigley team under a special pass be·
stowed upon him years ago by Phil
Wrigley. He never missed an opportun-
ity to talk sports.
Paul made a name for himself in the
Industry and he will not be quickly for-
gotten.
COIN MACHINE REVIEW
1115
Yeni~e
Blvd., Los Angeles 15, Calif.
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSlVELYl
Sloane features Wurlitzer
IF YOU WANT TO
SELL
Any Type of Coin-
Operated Equipment
COIN
MACHINE
REYIEW
- - SEE--
26
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
FOR
MARCH
1944
NEW YORK-One of Fifth Avenue's top
stores, W. & J. Sloane recently contributed
window space to the National War Fund.
It proved to be a crowd stopper as is evi·
denced by the picture above.
Prominent in the scene was a new Mod·
ernized Wurlitzer Automati c Phonograph
provided by Wurlitzer's metropolitan New
York distributors, the Man hattan Simplex
Distributing Co.
Simulated set·up of a U.S.O. recreation
center, it did a neat job of colorful adver·
tising for this Service Organization, not to
men tion Wurlitzer and Coca Cola, too.
~11I1I.11I1I.1I11I .11I1I.1II11 .1I1I1 . 1I11I.11I1I . 1I11I.11I1I.11II1 . 1I1I1 . 1II11.11I11.1I1I1 . 1I11I.11I1I.11I1I. 1I1I1 .1I1I1.11II1 .11I1I. 1I11I . 1I1II. 1I1II. 1I1I1. 1I1IIrl!!
i I WURI.ITZER -
I I
_
WURLITZER PARTS
Wurliher 616 Amplifiers with Tubes $20.00
412 Amplifiers with Tubes ...... .......... 14. 50
412 Speakers ... ... ..... ............ ............... 6.50
616 Speakers ............... ....................... 10.50
Motors .................................................. 16.00
•
5~ Coin Chute, Any Model.................. 4.00
~ Tl 0·25~ Coin Chutes, Any Model ........ .... 1.25
•
one Arms 412·616.. ..... ......................... S.50
~ Parts Counter Models 24s, 500, 600 Write
!_
I
I
:=
.
1
I =
1
I - =
!
I 1_
"
I -
I •
~~~:sCh~t~··A·~~~~·biy:··Aii··M~d;;i;:::::: 7::~
Magazine Swit~h Soxes...... .............. .... 1.50
25 Volt Transformers...................... ...... 1.50
Chokes for Amplifiers.............. .......... .... 1.00
MMo!orGDrive Assembly, Complete........ 5.00
aon ear .............................................. 6.00
Re~ord Trays, Plain ..... .......................
.35
Wurliher R.C., Complete with Cell·
a·Noid Drum and Stepper .............. 35 .00
Wurliher Cell·a·Noid Drum, Com·
plete with Jun~tion Box, R.C., for
750E .......................... .......................... 35.00
~;
....................
5W4G ... ..... .... $1 .00
5Y3 .................. 1.00
6A4 .................. 1. 50
6B5 ........ ........ 1.90
6C5 ....... ....... .. 1.05
76 ........ ............
77 ::::::::::::::::::::
:~~
:~:
SF
.... .......... 1.40
········ ··········
::::::::::::::::::
6SC7 .... ... ......... 1.85
I 1
1 1
ROCK-OLA PARTS
Drive Motor ......................... ............. .... $15.00
Turntable Motor ...... ...................... ........ 10.00 _
11.00
Amplifiers with Tubes 12·16 ...... ....... .
Speakers ................ ........................ ........ 6 .00
Mi~a Pi~k.Ups ........................................ 3.50 =
Mi~ro Swit~hes ...... ......................... ..... 1.35
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1
Main Cutoff ..... .....................................
Re~ord Trays ........................................
5·10·25~ Coin Chute ................. ...........
5·10·25~ 20 Re~ . ..................................
Selectors, 12·16 ............................ ........
Sele~tors, 20s ......................................
i =
i
NEW YORK-Modern Music Sales Co.
are now testing a new needle for automatic
phonograph use. Comments from phono·
graph operators assisting in the test are
most favorable. The needle is said to elim·
inate noise and scratches.
Ii =
And then there was the attorney who sat
lip all night-trying to break the widow's
will.
I
Ii
i
SEEBURG PARTS
Pi~k·Up Heads, not made by Seeburg,
guaranteed 1 00 per~ent satisfa~-
tion or money ba~k .... ........ .............. $ S.50
Seeburg Motors .................................... 17.50 -
Also Other Seeburg Parts
i
i
;
1.10 •
~
AI.BENA SAI.ES CO .
I
I
I
I •
1.85
3.00 .-
2 .50
We Have Everything for the Amplifier.
Deposit Is Required
With All Orders
* *
PANTAGES METAL
RACK TURNTABLE
lS-UNIT WIRED MUSIC
EQUIPMENT
•
BOX 545
~
I
587 10th AVE., N. Y. C.
LONGACRE 5·8334
•
1111111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 11111. 1111I. 11II1 . 1II1I. 1II1I. 1II1I. 11I1I. 1II1I. 11II1 . 1I1I1 . 1I1I1. 1I1I1i
~!:
WANTED
Ii_
OHM Resistors, 10 Watt, All Sizes ...... $ .35
OHM Resistors, 20 Watt, All Sizes...... .55 1
=_
16 M. F. Condensers, 450 Yo It ................
16 M. F. Condensers, All Metal,
450 Volt .................. ................................
Box 100 Carbon Resistors ...... ..................
In·Put Transformers ..................................
Modern Has Needle
1.00
.20
2.50 _~
.
7. 50
2 .00
4.50 =
TUBES and NEW ACCESSORIES
2A3 ...... ..... ..... $2.00
23 00 51 ................ 2 . 6 0
......... ....... ... . 1 1 0
3S ............. ... .... 1.00
45 ... .... ...... ....... 1.20
................ 1 : ?~
~
:8~ :J~
1 :gg
I :~ :::::::::::::::::::: 1 :g~ :~~ : :::::::::::::::: 1 :~g
I = ! _ 5Z3
..... ............. 1.60
6L6 ......... ......... 1.75
G .............. 1.00
55 U
Y44 G
6N7 ................ 1.40
I I
ROCK-OI.A
USED PARTS-A-J CONDITION
Paul L. Gerber. well known and re-
spected member of the Coin Machine
Industry. died suddenly at his winter
home in Los Angeles on February 2nd.
Funeral services were held from Gro·
man's Mortuary in Los Angeles on Feb-
ruary 6th. Surviving are his wife. Sadie
Gerber: Pvt. Sherwood Gerber. a son:
Mrs. Beckie Gerber, his mother: Elaine
Lois. granddaughter: and three sisters
and two brothers.
Gerber had been a prominent indi-
vidual in the Industry for the past 17
years and in the last few years was
associated with Max Glass in the firm
of Gerber and Glass Distributing Co. in
Chicago. Together they distributed. on
an exclusive basis. and caused to be
manufactured exclusively for them.
some of the big winners in the marble
table field of yesteryear.
Gerber was very interested in base·
ball and made the Spring Training
jaunt to Catalina each year with the
Wrigley team under a special pass be·
stowed upon him years ago by Phil
Wrigley. He never missed an opportun-
ity to talk sports.
Paul made a name for himself in the
Industry and he will not be quickly for-
gotten.
COIN MACHINE REVIEW
1115
Yeni~e
Blvd., Los Angeles 15, Calif.
THE BLUE BLOODS OF THE INDUSTRY READ THE REVIEW EXCLUSlVELYl
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