American Historic Juke Box Society
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The A.H.J.B.S. was organized in 1985 to preserve the history of antique automatic phonographs, known as juke boxes, by encouraging the acquisition, restoration, preservation, and exhibition of antique juke boxes and related items such as speakers and wall boxes. Collectors and enthusiasts of Seeburg, Wurlitzer, Rock-Ola, AMI and other coin operated jukes are welcome! See our "ABOUT THE AHJBS" page to learn more!
AHJBS 1985-2022
CELEBRATING 37 YEARS!
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"ABOUT THE AHJBS" PAGE!!
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About the AHJBS
The American Historic Juke Box Society (AHJBS) is a national, non-profit corporation. AHJBS members enjoy social contacts through meetings in the Philadelphia area, which are held on the third Tuesday of each month. These meetings, some including special programs and banquets, are self-supporting and are not paid out of the members annual dues. All members are encouraged to attend! The Society's members are kept informed of AHJBS activities through its newsletter "The Jukebox Record" which is published 2-4 times per year and includes news, original articles and technical information. The newsletter also includes "classified ads" for items wanted, items for sale or items for trade. These ads are printed free for AHJBS members.