Name Wurlitzer did not starting giving jukeboxes names until the late 1960's. This feature may not be available on individual machine you have. Wurlitzer models from 1935-1948 could only play one side of a record so the number of Selections and Records is was the same. This all changed with the model 1250 in 1950, when Wurlitzer introduced a 50 selection model 2 years after Seeburg's introduction of the M100A 100 Selection Model. Dimensions Maximum Height, Width and Depth as indicated from Wurlitzer's specifications.
All dimensions are in inches and represent the maximum dimensions.
In many cases, the dimensions for speakers and wallboxes was not available as original manufacturers specifications are not as common for these items. The net weight of the Jukebox, in pounds is taken from Wurlitzer specifications. In some cases, only the crated weight was available, in those cases the weight shown was estimated by deducting about 50 Lbs for crating material. The weights for early Wurlitzer Jukeboxes were not included regularly until 1938 so the information is blank for these models.