Here is Jerry's 1946 Mills Constellation jukebox. It plays 20 of the 78 rpm records the precursor to the 45 rpm with the big hole.  78's were 10" in diameter and held one song on each side.  They were made till 1959, 45 rpm's came out in the late 40's,  as did the LP. He stripped the Mills down to it's aluminum shell (Made by Bell Helicopter) and repainted/refurbished all of the components. He has several hundred 78's ranging from old rock to big band, country, pop and blues.	The Seeburg M-100C model was the only one Seeburg made with rotating color cylinders on the corners. It is the second model they made for 45's, it is from 1952.  It holds 50 45's and you can play both sides, hence the 100 in it's name. They made some that held 100 45's. Jerry restored this, stripping the layers of blue metalflake paint and applying cherry veneer. All worn items were replaced or refurbished.  It plays like new.
The Mills will take you back to the Big Bands from the 40's and 50's	The Seeburg is the Rock & Roll Jukebox

Jerry and Sylvia's Big Band Favorites in midi format	Jerry's old R&R favorites in midi format

Jerry made up this picture of a couple from the 1940's dancing in front of an old Wurlitzer 950 Jukebox. The colors were added on the computer, as was the background effect.

This painting Jerry did from memory. It is of a teen hangout in Cheyenne, Wyoming that he went to in 9th grade. It was across the street from his junior high. He had lunch there and played the pinball machine and fed nickels into the jukebox-the start of his love of those machines and cherry cokes.

	Jerry's Garden G Scale Railway
	Jerry's Paintings that he did of things he saw while serving his tour of duty in Vietnam
	Pictures that Jerry took during his tour of duty in Vietnam
	Building a model Gun Truck
	Jerry's Model Ships
	My Large Scale dot Com This site is probably the best G scale site there is
	Steam in the Garden Magazine Lots of good steam info and people who know steam
	Aristo Craft Trains This is a a good web site with forums and is split into steam, electric and a few other categories
Aristo Craft Live Steam Mikado	A site that Don McKay started up devoted solely to the Aristo Craft Live Steam Mikado
	Large Scale Tech Tips This site was started by  George Schreyer  years ago.  Lots of good info there
	Colorado Model Structures Very reasonable priced buildings a building parts for your railroad.
	Union Pacific Railroads This web site has information on their two live steamers they still run and where they are going to on excursions. You can follow them on line.
	Vietnam Transportation Association Good web site if you are interested in transportation in the Vietnam war
	A web site devoted solely to the Gun Trucks used in Vietnam and now in Iraq. Many good pictures.
	Modeling Vietnam Gun Trucks This site will show you how Jerry has done his Gun Truck Models.
	Heartland Military Museum Museum at Lexington, NE on I-80. Devoted to vehicles used by the military.
	Always Jukin' Magazine Site devoted to jukeboxes,  many ads and stories
	Fast Hits Music If you are looking for that certain 45 for your jukebox, this is the place to go to

	John's Old Car and Truck Pictures
	The Covered Bridges  ofNew Brunswick
	The Covered Bridges of Nova Scotia
	Visit Lonnie Hedgepeth's  of Rocky Mount, North Carolina site. He has used the plans provided on my web page and is building a Covered Bridge for his Live Steam train.
	Julie and her father Gary built a model bridge using the plans on my Covered Bridge site for aschool project
	A tribute to the Steam Locomotives  of the CNR
	A tribute to the Steam Locomotives  of the CPR
	Ed's Marble Etchings

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