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Original 1962 Rock-Ola Princess model 1483 Jukebox

Original 1962 Rock-Ola Princess model 1483 Jukebox

$12,000.00

Vinyl player
Valve Pre-amplifier

Order direct from the manufacturer
1 Year warranty on all jukeboxes and speakers
Trusted since 1927

This vintage jukebox is currently being restored in our in-house workshops. Due to the rarity of some vintage items and the varying degrees of their pre-restored condition it is not possible to give each product an exact lead time. Please contact us for more information.

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Description

The Original 1962 Rock-Ola Princess Jukebox is the epitome of retro charm. A cherished model built by us during the heyday of jukebox culture. This timeless model embodies 1960s design, with vibrant hues and gleaming chrome accents.

The Rock-Ola Princess was first released in 1962, in the Silver Age of Jukeboxes. Holding up to 50 records (100 selections), it sports a sought after visible mechanism and is in fact one of the last visible mech jukeboxes of the era.

The Princess is well-known as being the smallest free-standing model of these visible mechanism jukeboxes and due to their diminutive stature they are consistently one of the most popular vintage jukeboxes that we restore.

Available in two factory issue colors, blue or pink.

Unless already in stock or under restoration, all of our vintage products are sourced to order and restored in our workshops by our talented in-house team.

We offer a grade A1 restoration as standard. We do not use a 'restoration checklist' as every component is checked and refurbished as part of our uncompromising refurbishment process.

We are thorough and comprehensive throughout and are striving to deliver a machine that is near to how it came out of the factory.

Music itself is an important part of our business, as reflected by our treasured vinyl library and resident Musicologist, so we are able to help you source and create the perfect playlist. We also make all of the title cards in original typewriter font.

Specification

Dimensions: (H) 120cm x (W) 75cm x (D) 50cm
Year: 1962
Made in the USA
Vinyl Capacity: 50 x 45rpm records (100 selections)
Finishes: Blue or Pink
The smallest free-standing visible mechanism machine ever produced
One of the last ‘visible mechanism’ vinyl jukeboxes
This jukebox will be restored to order in our Surrey workshops to Grade A1 condition
Record sourcing and title card service available
One year warranty

Delivery & Returns

$800 flat rate fee for shipping jukeboxes within the USA* (*excluding Hawaii & Alaska - please contact us for a shipping quote to these territories)
$15 delivery for orders under $500
For delivery outside of USA see our shipping page

Features of this Juke Box

Vinyl Player
Vinyl player - directly plays records through this machine.

SEE IT BEING BUILT

When you buy any Rock-Ola jukebox you have the option to come and see your jukebox come to life in our factory! You can meet the team that handcraft our jukeboxes and learn the intricacies, skill and passion involved in creating these iconic machines. You'll be contacted after your purchase with more information!

THE HISTORY OF ROCK-OLA

Since 1927. Rock-Ola has manufactured quality entertainment machines. Recognised all over the world, the Rock-Ola name is synonymous with jukeboxes and rock and roll. Since 1977, The Antique Apparatus Company has stood for uncompromising quality, taking great pride in having engineered, refined, and manufactured the first and finest “Nostalgic” Jukeboxes. In 1992 Antique Apparatus and Rock-Ola combined their strengths and merged to create the best Commercial & Nostalgic Jukeboxes on the market and they continue to do so today.

INSPIRED BY "ROCK & ROLL”

Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation was founded in 1927 by the Coin-Op pioneering legend David C. Rockola. In 1935, Rock-Ola vaulted into jukebox manufacturing. He inspired the term “Rock & Roll” and has left an indelible mark on an industry that literally echoes his name. Rock-Ola sold more than 400,000 jukeboxes under the Rock-Ola brand name, which predated the rock and roll era by two decades.