SCARCE 1967 SEEBURG HOME STEREO CONSOLE, model HSC1, with capacity for 50 33-1/3 LPs and having an AM/FM radio, the finely crafted cabinet with four doors, supported on a plinth base, complete with original user manuals, the HSC1 was the first and largest model created by Seeburg for the home stereo jukebox market, the music selections are made by entering a two-digit code (00 through 99) on a rotary telephone dial to determine the side of the record to be played, extra buttons permitted all selections to be played or all to be cleared; 28-1/2 inch height; 72 inch length (Est. 150-250)

The wood is probably Pecan, and it does hold only 50 LP's. Plays, but needs some maintenance. Sound is crackly, LP selection mechanism need lubrication.