1¢ Watling Mfg. Co. Lollipop Scale.

An original lollipop scale, "How Much Do You Weigh? No Springs" and has been beautifully restored to near perfection. Manufactured by Watling Mfg. Co. in the 1920's. The porcelain body is painted whit

A porcelain white lollipop scale with polished castings and a reverse glass center, detailed in red and blue. Produced by Watling Mfg. Co. in 1928. For one penny, this scale offers to read your fortun

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

Early 20th century American coin-op lollipop scale by the Watling Manufacturing Company, Chicago, the body executed in white enamel cast iron, the face with reverse-painted lettering 'Correct / Weight

24-/2" wide x 27" deep x 73-1/2" high. Paint losses. In working order.

1 Cent, heavy, working condition, has keys, mostly porcelain exterior, displays well, weights are locked for transportation, glass back so you can see the plated internals, 73"x24.5", rated 8

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

Manufactured by the Watling Scale Co. of Chicago in 1931, these heavy 1¢ coin operated stand up scales operate without springs and remain pretty accurate. The octagonal reverse glass in front is wo

Sky blue and ivory enamel scale with mirrored front and upper marquee. This scale has a feature where users can select what they think their weight is and, if they are correct, could earn back their c

Red porcelain floor model scale with a mirrored dial and shield-shaped manufacturer's plaque. In great condition overall, showing minor wear to the mirrored glass and the dial with nearly all of the p

All original scale made by The American Scale Mfg. Co. The penny slot topper is made of brass. It has a great Art Deco look and shows your weight and fortune. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 15" x

Working condition. Shows minor wear throughout. Porcelain. Displays very well. Newer lock with two keys. 52.5"x13.5"

Include "Jiffy-Way" egg scale and Peleuze Mfg. Co. scale. 5-1/2" to 11" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these t

Working. No key. 16" wide x 25" deep x 48" high. Some losses with touch up paint. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to

C. 1931, Watling Mfg. Co., Chicago, IL. Manufactured by the Watling Scale Co. of Chicago in 1931, these heavy freestanding scales operate without springs and remain pretty accurate. CONDITION: The oct

HANDLE OF WIRE SCOOP IS MRKD. JACOB SCALE MFG. CO. MEASURE 15 1/2" TO 28" L.

2 table top balance scales, cast iron, one unmarked, 10 1/2" l. 5 3/4" x 10 1/2" brass pan, plus Penn Scale Mfg. Co., Phila. pa, 14 1/2" l. #3 red line and gold floral accents, 8 1/2" x 15" metal pan,

This is a great scale by the Watling Scale Co., Chicago, Illinois. Red porcelain with the original decals on the front, original decals on the glass view panel and an actual place to hang your parcel

Also includes PA State Store price lists from 1935-38. Scale made by Triner Scale and MFG. Co. Paper cutter: 21 1/2" wide X 7 1/2" deep X 12" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and

A Watling 1 Cent Dual Jackpot Gum Dispenser Slot Machine on Reverse Printed Glass Inset Golden Nugget Stand Watling Scale Co. Inc., Chicago, Illinois, Second Quarter 20th Century Height on stand 38 1/

This is a lot of two scales. First is a character reading weight scale by the American Scale Mfg. Co., with red porcelain and yellow painted body in original condition. Signs of wear, operating but no

Vintage 1 cent Watling Scale Company "Your Weight And Fortune" Tom Thumb coin operated scale. Scale appears to be in good original unrestored condition with paint loss, porcelain loss, scratches, disc

c. 1915. Manufactured by the Watling Scale Co. out of Chicago, Illinois, this scale is in its original finish and with its original glass front and all script intact with minimal flaking evident. It r

1 Cent “Your Fortune ‘Weigh’ Your Fate” fortune teller scale. Washington, D.C., American Scale Mfg. Co., [ca. 1950s-1960s]. Painted steel and cast iron scale with plain marquee