This lot is closed. Bidding ended on 12/31/2005.
The heyday of the modern diner reached its apex in the 1950s, with a style and decor that evokes deep nostalgia today. This is a lot of three vintage pieces from that era. First, there is a Seeburg Wall-o-matic table jukebox selector, Type D-3WA (the 3W-A prefix was used with remote selectors to denote "3 Wire" operation). Originally playing 45 RPM records that were located in a remote location, this one has been converted to play CDs. Measuring 13" x 13" x 6", this particular selector was manufactured circa 1956. Second we have a 13" x 12" x 14-½" electric "Campbell Counter Kitchen" made by Geuder, Paeschke & Frey Co., metal, top half painted red with stick-on adhesive label. In fantastic condition with some light scratches. Also includes a 1991 "The Campbell Kids" soup mug. Finally, there is a 1950s napkin dispenser filled with "Mr. Donut" napkins. Add a penny and "Madam X' will answer any yes or no question. Measures 6-½" x 7-½" x 4-½", metal, very clean, great plaque attached with a likeness of "Madam X."