5¢ AMERICAN VENDING MACHINE CO. POSTAGE STAMP MACHINE.

Shipman MFG. Co. 5 cent or 10 cent vending machine with porcelain front and repainted metal can. There are porcelain chips on the edges and a few small chips on the face. No lock mech. Untested. 16" x

A U.S. postage stamps dispenser, manufactured by Shipman Mfg. Co. and had produced vending machines from the 1930s to 1960s. There are two different postage stamps displayed, giving the patron options

Parkway Stamp Service, Baltimore, MD. Placard reads "This Machine Sells 4-One Cent Stamps for a Nickel. Drop Nickel in Slot, Give Crank Full Turn". 12.5"h x 7.5"w x 7"d (at base).

This is a very rare stamp vending machine. Made by the Schermack Products corp for the Sanitary Postage Corp. of New York City. It is a full 2' tall cast-iron machine with a rotary coin escalator and

Postage Stamp Machine Co coin operated stamp machine, four 5 cent stamps for a quarter, steel case, ht 14”

The first is a Schermack cast iron stamp vending machine, showing missing glass, but with a complete mechanism with porcelain front and back base. The second piece is a Postage Stamp Machine Co.in tin

7.75" x 5.5" x 16"h Metal with porcelain front coin operated stamp machine 5 or 10 cents. There are two 4 cent Lincoln and one 1 cent Washington stamps in the widows of the machine. The porcelain has

8" x 4.4" x 19.5" Metal with porcelain front coin operated stamp machine 5 or 10 cents with pull down knobs. The porcelain has bright colors and high gloss. The metal cabinet has Bright color, scuffs,

Cast iron and glass "Sanitary US Postage Stamps" 5 and 10 cents. 13 1/2 x 9 x 7 inches.

11.5" x 6.5" x 14"h Metal coin operated stamp machine with 2 stamp options. The machine shows normal wear with scuffs, scratches, and stains. *PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ON

7.5" x 5.5" x 16"h Metal with porcelain front vending machine with 3 stamp options, porcelain shows bright colors with minor stains, metal cabinet shows minor scuffs and scratches. No key, not tested.

Transport yourself back to a bygone era with this Vintage 5 & 10 Cent US Stamp Double Slot Coin-Op Vending Machine, crafted by the esteemed Postage Stamp Machine Company. This classic vending machine

This is a lot of two postage stamp vending machines. The first is a three column American Postmaster by Dillon Mfg. Original white porcelain with original patina components and a faded tag on the fron

Vintage Postage Stamp Dispenser Vending Machine. 14 1/2" T x 8" x 5 3/4". With some scratches and removed tape marks on the two 10 cent slots. Would clean up nicely. No key. See photos.

Group of Three Vending Machines, Including a Pacific Four Column Gum Machine, a Jenings & Company Alkaid and Clora Mint Machine and a 5 Cent Postage Stamps Machine. {Dimensions of largest approximatel

Schermack Products Corp. Sanitary Postage Station, 5 and 10 cent coin operated model 45 310 stamp vending machine, circa 1930's, cast metal and glass cased, original company plaque on verso, comes wit

Coin Operated Automatic Receiving Teller - American Banking Machine Corp. Appears to be made of steel. It is an old savings stamp vending machine made by American Banking Machine Corp. of Saginaw, Mic

Vending machine with porcelain front and metal back. Colors are bright and gloss is good. There is a chip on the upper right corner. Locking mech missing. Untested. Automatic Dispenser Company. 20.5"

Vintage American Superior MFG. Co. 5 cent gum vending machine, mid 20th c., featuring a rectangular case, four columns, atop a pedestal base, marked Superior MFG. CO. Evanston Ill above gum slot, mark

7.25" x 5.5" x 16" Porcelain front stamp machine with metal cabinet in excellent condition with bright colors, high gloss, and key. Shipman Mfg. Co. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TER

Old Postage Stamp Machine with Enameled Front. Made by Shipman Mfg. Co., Los Angeles. Condition: Generally Good. Some Chips Due to Age. Dimensions: H: 16" x L: 7.5" x D: 5.5". Provenance: From a Long

American. 1950s. Tin lithographed. Instructions on inside of the machine. Marked, "Vend-rite Mfg. Co., Chicago 22, Illinois", bottom left corner under the coin mechanism. 37.5" x 6" x 7".

For your consideration is this original, unrestored 1930s 5 cent "U Select-It" Candy Vending Machine manufactured by Coan Manufacturing Company in Madison, Wisconsin. William Coan established The Coan

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