Rock-Ola

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Rock-Ola is an American jukebox manufacturer founded in 1927 by David C. Rockola in Chicago. The company initially produced slot machines, but soon shifted its focus to jukeboxes, which led to the iconic design of the 'Bubbler' jukebox in the 1940s.

Rock-Ola continued to innovate and develop over time, releasing new models in the 1950s and 1960s, including the 'Princess' and the 'Grand Salon'. The company also produced other music-related equipment, such as guitar amplifiers and phonographs.

Today, Rock-Ola is still active as a jukebox manufacturer and is primarily known for its high quality and nostalgic design. Their machines are considered collectors' items and are still produced and sold to enthusiasts around the world.