1¢ Marvel Manufacturing Co. Pop-Up Arcade Game.

This countertop skill game was manufactured by Marvel Manufacturing Co. in 1947. It is housed in an oak cabinet with a clean interior field showing a baseball graphic. The glass, also showing a baseba

A baseball themed counter game, manufactured by Marvel Mfg. Co. in 1948. The right knob pitches the ball while the left knob tries to catch it. The case is oak, showing wear and the interior playfield

2391. 1-Cent MARVEL POP-UP BASEBALL ARCADE GAME | 19" h. | (Very Good Condition) | $400 - $800

Manufactured by Marvel Mfg. Co. in 1946. The right knob pitches the ball while the left knob tries to catch it. The case is oak, showing wear and signs of use, however the interior play-field is nicel

This is a wonderful original piece. Shows some wear. The mechanism takes the money and seems to function except will not release the ball. It likely needs an oiling and a going over as it has been sit

1 Cent Marvel's Pop-Up Baseball Game. Wood and glass cabinet with reverse glass graphics. {Dimensions approximately, 18 1/2 x 12 3/4 x 10 inches} [Condition: Paint loss on reverse-painted glass, back

A large vertical pin-ball type arcade game which launches balls into the playfield after being plunged with the leather pad. There are five levels of scoring with the highest score at the top. Manufac

This is a countertop flip ball game with a ferrous metal body but has an aluminum front casting and wood base with a gold finish. It is colored in a bright yellow with an Art Deco front design, possib

A.B.T. Manufacturing Co. 5 Cent U.S. Marshall Arcade Game. Chicago, ca. 1950. Slide a nickel in the slot and fire at the bad guys in the Silver Dollar Saloon. Machine on four legs. Original lock and k

1940s Marvel's 1 Cent Pop-Up baseball coin operated countertop skill game. Good cosmetic condition with reverse paint loss, some pitting on handles, and wear from use and age. Includes key. Displays v

1940s Marvel's 1 cent Pop-Up baseball coin operated countertop skill game. Fair cosmetic condition with reverse paint loss, repainted fielder, receiver, to the coin and wear from use and age. Missing

This is a shooting style arcade game, manufactured by A.B.T. Mfg. Co. and allows up to 5 shots per coin. The machine works well but there are no steel balls within the cabinet to shoot. There are thre

690. Five Cent U.S. Marshall Shooting Gallery. Chicago: A.B.T. Manufacturing Co., ca. 1950. A very popular arcade game through the 1950s and 60s. The plastic top scratched but otherwise excellent.

After inserting the penny, patron cranks the turn handle on the right of the game then receives 5 steel balls. Acquire 0 to 50 to 200 points by snapping the ball through the lever and into the spiral

Coin-operated arcade game, Wild Life Pinball, mfgd by D. Gottlieb & Co., 1 or 2 player, colorful jungle back glass & playfield, VG wkg cond w/keys, 71"H x 29"W x 55"L.

Manufacturer: Midway Manufacturing Co. Serial No.: 12-1613 | Needs new power cord | Cabinet is in fair condition with scuff marks and scratches Monitor: Dimensions: 68" H x 24" W x 33" D Weight: 395 L

Manufacturer: Midway Manufacturing Co. Serial No.: 3QV 1388 | Ms. Pac-Man Original Cabinet | Cabinet is in good condition | Scuff marks and scratches due to normal wear Monitor: LCD

Cast Iron Arcade Toys, Wood Standing sign, Some moisture damage, Measures 14 1/4 x 17 1/4 x 3 inches.

A purely mechanical pinball arcade game, manufactured by Bingo Novelty Mfg. Co. in 1931. Has five score pockets and two Free Play pockets. Signs of wear throughout and fading to the playfield. No keys

One cent "Poison This Rat" flip ball style arcade game, ca. 1941. With slogans to encourage the purchase of WWII war bonds. Manufactured by Groetchen Tool Co.Height: 23 1/2 in x width: 15 1/

This arcade game is made by the Williams Manufacturing Company, a baseball arcade game called "Box Score." CONDITION: It is a project and will require total restoration to operate. This is not a stand

Including 1 - Exhibit Supply Co. Post Card Vendor with two coin slots, each for a different card loaded with cards shown circa 1925 & 1 - Grip Tester with chart showing averages for men and women. Bot

This monumental penny arcade game is a recreation of a Watling machine manufactured in 1904 with less than a handful of originals known to exist today. A fantastic John Papa recreation with twelve mad

A 1905 arcade viewer, also coined the Auto Stereoscope by Mills Novelty Co. featuring Max Davidson in "Cohens First and Last Game of Chance." The composition of this machine is tiger stripe oak with a