1¢ SUPERIOR “WELL HERE WE ARE” VENDING MACHINE.

Nice original condition. Shows wear and minor paint loss. Missing light bulb and the heating element doesn�t seem to heat up. Vending mech in working condition. It displays well. Has 1 key. 15"x7

This vendor has an off-white metal cabinet with teal blue decals. Works well. Includes keys. (Restored). 13-1/2" T.

Rare machine. Shows wear and paint loss throughout. Original paint with some pinstriping. Coin mech is froze. Globe is in good condition. Displays well. 20.25"x10.5". 2-keys, one for the door and one

Two heads. Both will cycle through but are not smooth. Displays well. Shows some wear and chips. Porcelain tops and main body. Glass globes show no visible damage but the one on the left has a couple

Has nice original look. Shows wear and paint loss throughout. Has 1 key that works on the top lock. Displays well and is in working condition. 14.5"x7.5". Nice original condition.

This great vendor was manufactured by Columbus Vending Co. around 1920. It is mounted to its original stand and features a clear glass globe filled with Skittles candies. Functions well. Two keys are

Older repaint. Shows some wear and paint loss. Displays well. Appears to be in working condition. No keys. 11.75"x7.75"

Early 1 cent matchbook / matches coin operated countertop vending machine. Has paint loss, surface rust and wear from use and age. Missing key and locked. Untested. Displays well with original paint.

Nice vintage Mills 1¢ Automatic Gum vending machine. Machine is in nice cosmetic condition with wear from use and age. Displays very well with original advertising decals on glass. Untested. Measures

Porcelain top cap and bottom. Shows light wear. Displays well. Appears to be in working condition. Two keys, one for padlock and the other for the base. 12.5"x8"

Great looking machine with some touch ups on the bottom section. Appears to have its original labels. Displays quite well. Condition: (Very Good Plus). Dimensions: 27 -1/2" x 10 -1/2".

Nice original look. Shows some light wear throughout. The globe is caulked in. It is in working condition with no key. It displays well. 13.25"x8". Nice original condition.

Have been repainted and show some wear. 5 cent works and the coin mech on the 1 cent side is jammed but the knob does turn. Display well. Show wear and some cracks in the plastic. Has 2-keys. 16"x12.2

Both have nice original look. They show some minor wear. Not sure if they work as when you insert a coin it passes right through. They display well. Only one has key. Nice overall condition.

Most are slot or vending machine tokens. There are some fantasy tokens in the binder as well. Various conditions but most are good. Very nice variety. 11.5"x10"1"

Has Topper decal on the glass, glass is cracked, turn is stuck, shows wear and paint loss throughout, no key, displays well, 16.5" tall, rated 6.75

Housed in a wood cabinet with the original, worn floral decals on each side, the front advertising for "Your Fortune With Each Standard Size Pepsin Gum". Only three of these are known. Displays well w

Four way art deco style vendor on swivel base. Aluminum case with octagonal glass globe. Includes key. Marked EHL for Earl H. Lohmuller, owner of Penny King System. Circa 1937. Condition (Excellent).

This lot includes: (1) Vending Machine Set Of 20 22 cent stamps. "Seashells USA". (1) Sheet Of 4 32 Cent Stamps. "Republic Of Palau" Fish & Shells. (1) Sheet Of 6 2

Very rare cast-iron single column tab gum vending machine from the American Vending Machine Co. circa 1902. This machine sold Kis-Me gum and has a porcelain sign on the front advertising it. The sign

Zeno Gum 1 Cent Vending Machine. Chicago: Zeno Manufacturing, ca. 1910s. Oak cabinet with carved lettering painted in two shades; cast metal dispenser and pressed tin front. Original internal paper. L

This vending machine was manufactured by the Champion Vending Machine Co. sometime in the 1890's. It is in original, unrestored condition. The front Chocolat-Menier Gum & Sweetmeat Co. advertising has

Zeno Gum 1 Cent Vending Machine. Chicago: Zeno Manufacturing, ca. 1910s. Oak cabinet with carved lettering at base; cast metal dispenser and painted metal front window. Lock, no key. Height 16 ½&

Columbus Model A 1 Cent Vending Machine. Columbus, OH: Columbus Vending Co., ca. 20th century. Cast iron red base and glass globe with an embossed Columbus star logo. Height 16”. Includes key. W