The model L, introduced in 1921, was advertised as the "Liliputian ... the little piano for the little amusement place."  It quickly became Seeburg's bestseller during the Prohibition years.  (Seeburg made an orchestrion also designated an "L," which was discontinued when the smaller L was introduced.)

This instrument was made in 1927.  It operates from a standard "A" type music roll. The L features a 54-note piano with mandolin attachment.  The instrument is in excellent restored condition. The cabinet has been refinished and has the original art glass and nickel coin drop. The top or lid is a replacement. The piano has been restrung and all mechanical components have been restored.   Cabinet measures four feet, five inches tall, by three feet, two inches wide.  Sale includes three re-cut Style "A" music rolls (more are available).  Click here to view a Youtube video of this instrument.