Very Early Seeburg Coin Accumulator

The earliest known style of Seeburg coin accumulator mechanism.

(Photograph courtesy of Ed Gaida)

The earliest known style of Seeburg coin accumulator mechanism in style A #7,627 with unknown brand of piano probably made in 1909. The silver parts in the left foreground are on the right end of the spoolbox.
Common early coin entry with a flat push-pull chute, and a casting that forms a backing plate and housing for the slide.

(Photograph courtesy of Art Reblitz)

Another example of the earliest known Seeburg coin accumulator mechanism, from style A #7,114 with unknown brand of piano probably made in 1909. Each coin trips the long lever that extends to the left, pushing the notched vertical bar down one space. The shutoff perforation at the end of each song trips the pneumatic, pushing the bar back up one space, until the piano shuts off when the bar reaches the top position.
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