Below is a link to pictures of the Wurlitzer 1203. The two most common models were the Model 1202 and Model 1203. The most notable difference between the two models is that the Isolation Transformer (in the bottom of the piano - connected to the A/C power cord) is not fused in the Model 1202. In the Model 1203 there is a 12 amp fuse in the A/C line. The company also made the Model 1402 in the late 1960's.

Wurlitzer 1202

To view the Wurlitzer 1203 Operating Instructions - click here. To view the various internal parts of the player mechanism - click here. (Photos provided by Paul J. Benner, Sr.)

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