1955 "PILLOW SPEAKER" COIN OP RADIO MODEL 430-D1.

Coin-operated pillow-speaker radio, mfgd by The Dahlberg Co.-Minneapolis, MN, Model 4130-D1, mint green color, deposit 1 to 5 dimes, VG wkg cond, 9"H x 13"W.

Dalhberg Coin Operated Pillow Radio, Model 49-6. No cord end to test, pillow speaker needs rewired. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 10 x 10 x 7

HF Transceiver Model TS - 440S. Kenwood SP-430 desktop speaker. Measures 5 x 9.25 x 4 inches tall. Kenwood Dynamic microphone . Made in Japan. All appear to be in good condition. Unable to test but sa

Eight tube design radio in wooden case with blue speaker cover, Zenith USA, Feb 1955 Dimensions: 15.50 " W x 9.75 " H x 9.00 "D; 

Radio & record player, Ristaucrat Dial-O-Matic-Appleton, Wisc., Model #2020, this Rare little music player is cousin to the Ristaucrat countertop coin-op jukebox & plays 45 RPM records & has a 2-band

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Juke box manufactured by the Seeburg Co. a high fidelity juke box that plays 45 RPM records. Looks to be complete with coin mechanism, good glass

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Sought after by collectors the Manhattan is one of the more colorful juke boxes to be had. This one looks to be complete and in fair to good condi

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Sought after by collectors the Manhattan is one of the more colorful juke boxes to be had. This one looks to be complete and in fair to good condi

Encased coin-operated Swiss model train set ca. 1950s. Working condition untested. Height: 70 cm. Width: 175 cm. Depth: 82 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.

MILLS NOVELTY CO. FLOOR MODEL COIN-OP LOLLIPOP WEIGHT SCALECa. 1910. 68" height, 17" width

Completely restored coin-operated Denjeani Golden Dragons carousel scale model from approx 1950. Mechanical parts, lighting and music have been renewed. Coin mechanism works with 50 euro cent coins. I

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR BUYER THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Very nice, floor model, Coin-Op vendor with a clown bust on top. These are not seen often and are in demand with clown collectors. Working,

Floor model, wooden, coin-op football game. Chester Pollard from the 1920s. 74" high x 44" wide. Unrestored condition.

Nickel operated piano, all original, 3 piece leaded glass, older restoration. Dates about 1918, needs restoration, comes with 3 APP rolls.

AMI Model G Coin Op Jukebox. Working but has been sitting so assume it may need gone through before use. Includes several 45rpm records. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements

Wurlitzer Model 2600 Jukebox. Was working when pulled out of a home, assume it may need gone through before use. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions:

The House of the Dead Two coin-op game by SEGA, model SUR-HOD-SPI, serial # U0080450, includes key, in working condition 79"h x 32"w x 48"d We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything

COIN-OP CHARACTER READINGS PORCELAIN FLOOR MODEL SCALE, MADE BY AMERICAN SCALE MANUFACTURING CO. WASHINGTON DC, BODY IN GOOD CONDITION, MECHANISM WORKING, FROM LOCAL ESTATE, MEASURES 51" HIGH

Antique Brunswick Model A Art Deco Cathedral style Radio Loud Speaker from 1920's. Good Condition.

Very nice vintage map coin-op vending machine by EB Map Vender, Model No. 4DR. Comes filled with 54 vintage maps from the 1930s to 1970s. Maps in front show the progression of the company from Richfie

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Rare floor model, "Indian Head" design Mutoscope with reel. Partially aluminum and cast iron. Has aluminum marquee and eagle side cover. Looks to

Coin operated tabletop Columbia Graphophone Model AS. Curved glass in oak case. Includes keys and a 14" aluminum horn. Condition (Excellent). Size 20" x 18" x 10" The coin mechanism works although nee

Double comb, restored by Porter. New base cabinet, Coin-op, plays an English penny. Seven discs included

The National Automatic Machine Co. created this floor model penny scale in 1929. To operate, patrons step on the scale and then drop a penny into the coin slot. The dial will then spin around to their