1960s Seeburg Magna Star Jukebox Sales Flyer Chicago Vintage Ephemera

This vintage sales flyer from the 1960s promotes the Seeburg Magna Star, a 100-selection phonograph jukebox designed to revolutionize coin-operated music. Produced by the Seeburg Products Division in Chicago, this colorful brochure highlights the Magna Star's dramatic cabinet design, imaginative location colors, and advanced sound system featuring top-mounted exponential horns and 12-inch woofers. It measures approximately 8.5 x 11 inches, printed on sturdy cardstock with vibrant imagery and detailed product features. The flyer emphasizes the Magna Star's compact size, solid-state circuitry, and unique features such as the Seeburg 100 selection vertical play Select-O-Matic record mechanism, equalization system tailored to various record labels, and optional remote volume control and paging system accessories. This piece offers a fascinating glimpse into mid-century American jukebox technology and marketing, making it a prized collectible for jukebox enthusiasts and vintage advertising collectors alike. The flyer is produced in the USA, with clear text and bright colors, reflecting the era's style and innovation in music entertainment.