**5¢ Watling Mfg. The Jefferson Counter Wheel Slot

This is a countertop slot machine with central wheel, manufactured by Watling Mfg. Co. in 1910. It is housed in a tiger stripe oak cabinet with ornate cast iron hardware and a matching replacement 5-w

Watling introduced these games in 1929 and sold them until 1935. This is a restored machine with restored wheel, cabinet and inpaint highlights. This machine also features a unique six-way coin head m

Unusual Watling 25¢ counter wheel slot, sometimes referred to as a "Little Six". The case is in a beautiful finish with patina castings and original wheel. Plays great. A very fine example of an earl

An unusual counter top one wheeler with a five to one payout if the player has chosen the correct color (normally this machine is found with a 2-2-5-10- 20-jackpot payout). Machine retains its origina

This counter wheel sports a five-way coin head where players may play up to five nickels at once. With glossy oak cabinet, chrome-plated escutcheons, and mint tin litho wheel. A small chip is present

A beautiful slot machine with a restored cast aluminum front panel, displaying nickel-plated hardware and painted details of red, yellow and blue. Features include two mint vendor columns, twin jackpo

5 Cent Watling MFG. Co. Treasury Twin Jackpot Slot Machine c1935, working original condition, with replaced glass and keys.

Working condition, no key, top is not secured to the cabinet, has a great look, seldom seen machine, 29.5"x21"x11.5"

A nice example of the Caille Ben Hur single wheel slot machine in oak cabinet. Nice patina to the castings, original coin head missing the marquee. Repair to the back door, plays and pays. With keys.

Watling Five Cent Brownie Slot Machine. Chicago: Watling Mfg. Co., ca. 1925. Restored machine with six way head, colored wheel and beautiful reversed glass front. Key for back door included, but lacki

c. 1893-1901 by Waddel W.W. Works. This charming little counter top trade stimulator is housed in a curved wooden cabinet with etched front and clear back. Players deposit their coin into the slot on

This counter wheel machine features two hand painted wheels and coin heads, one showing greyhounds and the other showing scrolling foliage. Front presentation plaque reads "Presented to Walter Chandle

This is a porcelain multi-coin operated scale, manufactured by Watling in the 1950s. With Horoscope feature. For one penny, patron can receive their correct weight. For one nickel, push the lever of t

From a Hempstead L.I. estate. Dimensions: 24.5" h x 15.5" w x 14.5" d

This is a remarkable example in very fine plus condition with its original marbleized painted finish! Great original paper dial featuring ladies, the nickel trim parts have been replated and it comes

1930s 24" T x 15" W x 15"D Needs cleaned and adjusted in order to make it work

The International by D. N. Schall and Company 5 ¢ single wheel slot machine circa 1898. Restored finish to the oak case, re-plated castings with original wheel and paper instruction sheet. Working we

This machine has been gold plated and is in perfect operating condition. The "Birds" machine is one of the most desirable Rol-A-Top machines. Circa 1936. Includes keys. Condition (Restored). Size 24"

This small slot machine is made by Vendet Mfg. Co., manufactured in the 1930s. This example is one that is seldom seen. Aside from its original condition with unrestored cast aluminum case, original i

Watling Manufacturing Co. produced this machine around 1935. It features a yellow front with silver coin castings and an eagle perched atop the twin jackpot banks. This device plays and pays. Without

Watling manufactured this machine in 1935. When new, it was one of the more beautiful designs yet for a slot machine. This example is a definite fixer-upper. It is in original condition. There is no l

Watling 5 cent slot machine, circa 1930s. Twin jackpot, Special Gold Seal. Serial number T58440. No keys. (Working. No keys. One front glass panel missing).

Produced by Watling Manufacturing Co. during the 1930s. This machine had an older restoration, including nickel plated aluminum and a new back door. Having a light wood cabinet and bright blue and red

Towards the end of Fey`s era of manufacturing machines, the late 1920`s, they created this double wheel color match machine. Two different versions were manufactured, this one is perhaps the more desi