1¢ CHARLES FEY DROP CARD MACHINE

An original stereo viewer created by Caille Bros. from 1904-1905. Having a beautiful dark stained oak cabinet with faux marble columns and ornate cast metal elements. This device features the original

Nice restored oak Caille Bros 1 Cent Coin-Op Cail-O-Scope Stereoscope Card Drop Viewer. The machine disply well, the light works and the motor flips the cards, it is missing the crank. Displays well w

Charles Fey 3 in 1 Dicer. San Francisco, ca. 1927. Coin-operated trade stimulator accepts a nickel, dime, or quarter. Cast metal machine with dice motif at front and ladies on side panels. 8 x 9 &#190

Penny arcade drop card viewer features an oak cabinet and metal feet. Machine has marquee, which reads, "A French Doll Baby, a Boudoir Stunt." Condition (Excellent). Size 71 -1/2' T.

This floor model fortune teller features a female figure who, at the crank of the handle, pulls a lever to dispense a card with one hand, grabs the card with the other, and drops it down a chute to th

Coin-operated machine, Target Practice Penny Drop, a game of skill, cast aluminum w/paper award card, 1 Cent play, Exc cond, no key, 18.5"H x 12"W x 7"D.

This is a Rosenfield drop card machine in oak, with a replaced marquee advertising "A Hard Loser". It is in unrestored condition, however the oak case has been stripped and not refinished. This is not

Mills Novelty Company drop card machine. Oak cabinet, complete interior, no marquee. CONDITION: As found and complete. A good candidate for restoration. This is not a standard shippable item and will

Counter top coin-flip game with three jackpot banks. In original and un-restored condition, showing some wear throughout. Includes two keys. c. 1930s. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 9 - 1/2" L. x 13"

This is an original cast iron marquee to a Caille mutoscope. Caillle drop card machine with an original wheels of mystery fortune teller cardboard sign. Keys: No

Featuring Babe Ruth and Eileen Sedgwick cards, height 15.25 inches

A floor model Mutoscope with cast claw feet. Marquee reads "What the Butler Saw", showing three early scantily glad women. Fancy casting on the front of the machine. CONSIDERATIONS: It is in excellent

This classic viewer's marquee displays "See Our Gang Comedy". The oak cabinet has aged nicely, with cast iron legs and all other exterior metal components are aluminum reproductions, all of which disp

C. 1905. Caille Brothers, Detroit Michigan. This is a 1¢ Cail-O-Scope card drop arcade machine that has been partially restored and disassembled. CONDITION: The machine is complete, with original

C. 1905. Caille Brothers, Detroit Michigan. This is a 1¢ Cail-O-Scope card drop arcade machine in an unrestored oak cabinet needing restoration. CONDITION: The machine appears complete, with orig

This drop card viewer, produced by Mills Novelty Co. around the turn of the 20th Century, features the original finish to the oak cabinet, as well as the original plating to the castings. Repairs have

Prince Charles Christmas Card AUTOPEN Machine generated signature, from collection of former Sandringham house keepers, lovely image of Charles and the two boys both very young. Gold crests to front.

6 Post Cards. 3 Standard Sewing Machine Cards. 1 Miami Abstract Loan Co. Calendar Card. 6 Assorted Cards. Photo's Are Considered Part Of The Description And Condition.

1996 FLEER TEXACO USA BASKETBALL CARDS - LOT OF 454 Lot of 454 USA Basketball Olympic teams trading cards by Fleer/Skybox International. Multiple copies of each card. Cards include: Card 1 - Charles

Produced by Exhibit Supply Co. in the 1920's this vending machine has two coin mechanisms, each vending either a "Hollywood Lovelies" or "Bikini Bathers" photo card. Wood cabinet shows wear consistent

Wood cabinet card vendor with two coin mechanisms by Exhibit Card Supply Co. circa 1930's. This machine features "Rip Snorters and Side Splitters". Displays signs of wear and missing back panel. In or

Including 1- 5¢ Three Cadets. Charles Fey & Co. manufactured this trade stimulator in 1936. The joinery in the upper right corner of the wood cabinet isn't tightly seated. The yellow and orange cardb

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

The cast iron penny drop base was specifically designed by The Northwestern Corporation to fit their Model 33 Merchandiser. The odds were ten percent that a customer would get their money back. Circa