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The Style B, BX, C, CX were probably the most popular orchestrions built by the Wur-
litzer company. They were manufactured in many different cabinet styles and some had the
“wonder light” added on top. Since this was a fascinating addition for the public it is also
called “fascinator”- the very first disco light. The X stands for the automatic roll changer,
which this instrument does not have. Jerry’s Style C has a high-grade piano with mandolin
attachment, two ranks of pipes – Violin and Flute, orchestra bells and full percussion and
plays a 10-tune roll.

Style B, BX, C, CX, ????????, ???? ?????? ??????????? ?????????????,
?????????? ????????? Wurlitzer. ??? ???? ??????????? ?? ?????? ?????? ??????
???????, ? ? ????????? ?????? ??? ???????? «?????????? ????». ??? ??? ??? ????
????????????? ??????????? ??? ???????, ??? ????? ?????????? «???????» - ?????
?????? ???? ?????. X ???????? ?????????????? ???????? ????????, ???????? ????
?????????? ?? ?????. Jerry’s Style C ????? ??????????? ?????????? ? ???????????
?????????, ??? ???? ???? - ??????? ? ??????, ??????????? ????????, ?????? ?????
?????????, ? ??? ?????? ????? ? 10 ?????????.

Wurlitzer ????????????B?BX?C?CX?????????????

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• Rudolph Wurlitzer
• North Tonawanda, N.Y. USA
• Approx. 1920
• Height 96”, Width 61”, Depth 29”
• 70 multi-tune rolls
• Listen to the music: www.SwissAuctionCompany.com

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