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Wurlitzer

The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, usually referred to as simply Wurlitzer, is an American company started in Cincinnati in 1853 by German immigrant (Franz) Rudolph Wurlitzer. The company initially imported stringed, woodwind and brass instruments from Germany for resale in the United States. Wurlitzer enjoyed initial success, largely due to defense…

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Founded
1853; 173 years ago (1853)
Headquarters
Cincinnati, Ohio and North Tonawanda, New York, United States
Founder
Franz Rudolph Wurlitzer
Parent
Baldwin Piano Company
Products
Band organ Orchestrion Nickelodeon Pipe organ Theatre organ Electric organ Electric piano Acoustic piano Electric guitar Jukebox
Type
Subsidiary

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Wurlitzer

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Wurlitzer

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related to 20th century: Adding jukeboxes, radios and string and wind instruments · 27
Wurlitzer → All American Mohawk Radio, Buffalo, Chicago, Company, Convention, Endless Roll Music Company, European, Factory, Germany, In, It, Lyric, Mighty Wurlitzer, National Historic Landmark, New York, Niagara Falls Boulevard, North Tonawanda, North Tonawanda Barrel Organ, Ohio, September
related to 19th century: Import of instruments, production of pianos and organs · 25
Wurlitzer → American, American Civil War, American War, As, Chicago, Cincinnati, Eugene, Farny, Franz Rudolph Wurlitzer, Germany, His, Howard, In, Kleist, Kleist's North Tonawanda Barrel, New York, North Tonawanda, Organ Factory, Rudolph, Saxony
related to Acoustic pianos · 23
Wurlitzer → Americans, Apollo, Beginning, Clark, De Kalb, DeKalb, Farney, Illinois, In, It, Julius Bauer, Kingston, Kurtzman, Melville Clark, Melville Clark Pianos, Merrium, Other, Pentagonal Soundboard, Schaff Bros, The
related to Electric guitars · 22
Wurlitzer → Another, Cougar, Distinguishing, Gemini, Holman's, Holman-Woodell, Holman-Woodell Company, Howard Holman, In, Independence, Indiana, Kansas, Kansas-made, Main Street, Martin Band Instrument Company, Neodesha, Rock/Jazz, The, Three, W-shaped
related to Jukeboxes · 19
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related to Band organs · 15
Wurlitzer → After, And, As, Brüder's, Dorney Park, Elite Apollo Orchester, European, For, Gavioli, Gebrüder Bruder, Many, Most, The, United States Government, Wildwater Kingdom
related to Butterfly grand pianos · 13
Wurlitzer → Another, At, Butterfly, DeKalb, Deluxe Art Deco Streamline, Illinois, In, Model, Models, Student Butterfly, The, These, Tone Amplifier
related to Theatre organs · 12
Wurlitzer → Between, But, Factory, Hope-Jones, Moving, New York, North Tonawanda Barrel Organ, Perhaps, Robert Hope-Jones, Rochester, The Mighty Wurlitzers, These
related to 21st century: Limited branding of pianos, jukeboxes and vending machines · 9
Wurlitzer → Baldwin, British, Deutsche Wurlitzer Jukebox, Electronics Vending, Gibson, However, In, Sound Leisure, The
related to Nickelodeons and player pianos · 7
Wurlitzer → Models, Regina Sublima Piano, The, They, This, Wurlitzer Mandolin Quartette, Wurlitzer's

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WurlitzerFounded1853; 173 years ago (1853)1.00infobox
WurlitzerFounderFranz Rudolph Wurlitzer1.00infobox
WurlitzerHeadquartersCincinnati, Ohio and North Tonawanda, New York, United States1.00infobox
WurlitzerParentBaldwin Piano Company1.00infobox
WurlitzerProductsBand organ Orchestrion Nickelodeon Pipe organ Theatre organ Electric organ Electric piano Acoustic piano Electric guitar Jukebox1.00infobox
WurlitzerTypeSubsidiary1.00infobox
WurlitzerWebsiteWurlitzer1.00infobox
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Wurlitzerrelated to 19th century: Import of instruments, production of pianos and organsFranz Rudolph Wurlitzer0.60section
Wurlitzerrelated to 19th century: Import of instruments, production of pianos and organsSchöneck0.60section
Wurlitzerrelated to 19th century: Import of instruments, production of pianos and organsSaxony0.60section
Wurlitzerrelated to 19th century: Import of instruments, production of pianos and organsWurlitzer Company0.60section

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