This 1954 model was based upon the 1949 model M100A which revolutionizd the jukebox industry. Model M100A was the first jukebox to offer 100 selections.

The HF stands for high fidelity,utilizing the newly offered 45 rpm records. Unlike the wood and light-up plastics of the 1940's Seeburg followed automotive trends relying on chrome and glass. This was a new era for jukeboxes which today collectors refer to as the "Silver Age".

This was to be Seeburgs final electro-mechanical selection machine. In 1955, Seeburg offered the industry's first 200 selection jukebox.

Closeup of the 100 selection mechanism.

Side view. It is easy to see where this model got it's nickname "The Bandshell".

Another view of the mechanism.