1978 Rock-Ola Mystic 478 Jukebox Vintage Advertising Flyer

This original 1978 advertising flyer showcases the Rock-Ola Mystic 478 jukebox, a cutting-edge pleasure machine designed to boost profits with three innovative features. The flyer highlights the exclusive Bonus Play feature, allowing customization of bonus play frequency for optimal profitability at each location. It also details the optional Random Complimentary Play feature, which randomly selects and plays complimentary records after periods of inactivity, enhancing user engagement. Crafted by Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation in Chicago, Illinois, the Mystic 478 was designed to increase operator profits through advanced technology including a micro-computer that displays the top three location hits, encouraging players to push favorites into the Top 3. This piece of ephemera reflects the evolution of jukebox technology in the late 1970s, combining music merchandising with profit-boosting mechanics. The flyer measures approximately 8.5 x 11 inches and is an excellent collectible for jukebox enthusiasts and vintage advertising collectors.