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Wurlitzer Factory
By Greg Troxell 

While there are no longer mechanical music pieces being manufactured
there, a company by the name of Wurco resides there and offers
45's & 78's for juke boxes. I recently found out about them while
searching for stuffers for my Wurlitzer jukebox. They have a great
selection of the oldies and are quite reasonable.

Greg Troxell
gltroxell@msn.com.geentroep [ drop .geentroep to reply ]

(Message sent Fri, 7 Jun 2002 17:50:32 -0500 , from time zone -0500.)

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