Look as well for any light stamps next to the model number, like an “A” next to an inked “140” or “145.”
We want to know the model number and the specific serial number, including any inked or stamped letters like “L” or “P”. In earlier instruments, especially portables, this may be on the back or side panel. In a 200 series instrument or later, the badge will usually be under the keyboard, on the left side, near the 1/4″ jack(s). First of all, find your serial badge and take a good photo of it.This information, once it is decently un-crude, will allow people to know, within a reasonable range, the year of their instrument simply by knowing the serial number. I have a goal of creating a concordance between serial numbers and years and months that instruments were produced.You can date-confirm your own Wurli! Please do and send me the data (photos if possible for verification), which will improve this resource.Steve repairs Wurlitzer Electric Pianos in the greater New York City area. See Steve’s unprecedented online list of every model of Wurlitzer Electronic Piano ever produced, 1954-1983.
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