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Wurlitzer 930 tone cabinet

The Wurlitzer 930 tone cabinet was produced as an accessory for Wurlitzer 140-series electronic pianos.

The technical drawings that we currently have scanned include:

  • 504049 (Cleat, top and bottom, for the Wurlitzer 930)

  • 504053 (Cleat, amp bottom, for the 930

  • 504061 (Grille cloth for the 930)

  • 504063 (Screen for the 930)

  • 504064 (Screen, back bottom, for the 930)

  • 504072 (Slide, support, for the 930)

  • 504073 (End for the 930)

  • 504083 (Shipping block for the 930)

  • 504138 (Wurlitzer decal for the 930)

  • 504204 (Rubber stamp for the 930)

Technical engineering drawing for a cleat top and bottom, including detailed dimensions and notes, created by The Wurlitzer Company, dated 1969.
Drawing blueprint of a metal part with dimensions and notes for manufacturing, including drill and sink holes, with technical details and revision history.
Blueprint of an electronic component with detailed measurements, notes about drilling and sinking, and handwritten annotations, property of The Wurlitzer Company.
Technical drawing of a grill cloth, showing dimensions and notes about material and fabrication, with annotations for scale and revision.
Blueprint for a screen component with dimensions and specifications from The Wurlitzer Company, including model, finish, material, and revision notes.
Technical drawing or blueprint of a menu sign for a television screen, showing dimensions and specifications, with handwritten notes and labels.
Blueprint for a slide support with detailed measurements and specifications, including notes, revision history, and approval signatures.
Technical engineering drawing for an end cap of a 930 T model, with dimensions and specifications in inches, including material and revision details, created by The Wurlitzer Company.
Technical drawing blueprint of a shipping block with measurements, details about drilling holes, assembly number, model number, and approval signatures, created by The Wurlitzer Company in Corinth, Mississippi.
Blueprint of a decal with instructions to remove and throw away the top half or shaded portion, featuring the word "Wurlitzer" in decorative font.
Close-up of an engineering blueprint or technical drawing titled 'Rubber Stamp' by The Wurlitzer Company, dated June 12, 1969, with handwritten notes and measurements.