From the well-known Dutch authors Ger Rosendahl en Luc Wildschut. This very entertaining book goes back to the early days of the jukebox phenomenon. Luc Wildschut describes the development of the jukebox over the years with lots of practical tips for collectors and restorers. In a sepearate catalogue part by Ger Rosendahl in which each model is shown and described, one can not only find data about all jukeboxes from the four big brands AMI, Rock-Ola, Seeburg and Wurlitzer, but also from less known brands.

From Michael F. Baute comes this extensive jukebox reference source for collectors, hobbyists and dealers. It is a price and identification guide with lots of black and white photo's of practically all jukeboxes, speakers and wallboxes made before 1980, starting with the early Mills, Gabel and Capehart jukeboxes. This "must have" book also contains numerous articles about production, production figures and interesting information about the designs of various jukeboxes.
128 pages.

By J. Krivine - 166 page's filled with information and jukebox pictures.
This oversize book (9.5" x 13.25"), written by J. Krivine, is both the first and the best "history" book on jukeboxes and is filled with pictures (B&W and Color) of not only jukeboxes, but people, location photos etc. It gives a good sense of the evolution of the Jukebox and the market dynamics that drove the process.
This is a Must Have.

From Frank Adams Ph.D.
SEEBURG JUKEBOXES from 1927 to 1989 - 144 pages.
A great book - with hundreds of photos and technical data from the original advertising brochures. The jukeboxes are pictured by year, in order of production. It is cool to watch the evolution of style and the introduction of gimmicks to stimulate play. This book is invaluable as a reference work and unbeatable as fun reading material. Satisfaction guaranteed.