5 Cent MFG Unknown 5 Jackpot Nickel Drop Pinfield Pa

Royal Flush trade simulator game, 5 cent coin operated Poker Dice game, trap drops and flips dice against glass when nickel is loaded, unknown manufacturer, circa 1930's-1940's, 12" (height) x 10" (le

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).

GREAT COOR ON WHEEL, BEAUTIFUL OAK CASE, EXCELLENT NICKEL-PLATING DECALS ON EACH SIDE. CASE APPROX. 21.5 H X 15.5W X 10.5D INCLUDES KEY

5 Cent Watling MFG. Co. Treasury Twin Jackpot Slot Machine c1935, working original condition, with replaced glass and keys.

The Cail-O-Scope Oak 5 Cent Viewing Machine. Circa 1900. Original penny arcade machine, oak cabinet and marquee with cast metal legs, view finder, and front ornaments. Drop in a nickel and a series of

Field Mfg. Co. 5 Cent Five Jacks Machine. Circa 1930. Aluminum and wood. Partial decal. Flip a nickel in one of the five pockets and turn the handle to dump the coins out. No lock. Working.

Oak Spiral 5 Cent Trade Stimulator. Mfg. 20th Century Novelty Co. A nickel travels down the corkscrew chute and reward is determined by the number it falls on. Very good original working condition. 10

Norris Mfg. Co. 1 Cent, 5 Cent Masters No. 2 Porcelain Nut Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1924. Also known as the “Gooseneck.” A penny gets one turn and a nickel gets five turns. Original lock and key. Wor

Two American Coin-Operated Telephones, c. 1960 Automatic Electric Company. 5-10-25 cent coin drops, with dials and bakelite handsets, metal cases, one nickel-plated (missing coin hatch), the other bla

The manufacturer of this clever coin drop game is unknown. Any nickel that is not a winner goes into a central chute. A nickel that drops into a pay slot triggers a switch that pays out anywhere from

Ethiopian Carnelian trade bead and nickel silver Coptic cross necklace. 19th or early 20th century, unknown silver purity. Approximately 16.5 in total. Approximately 23 in chain 3.5 bead drop Plus cr

Rose Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, PA "The Neverout" Antique Bicycle Lantern. Nickel-plated brass with green and red jewels. 5"h.

Pace Mfg. introduced this three-quarter sized slot machine to the market in 1933. It operates with a nickel and gives players the opportunity to win the contents of its jackpot bank. Showing an older

Vintage Zeno 1 Cent Chewing Gum Machine. Text Reads, “Zeno Chewing Gum – Drop One Cent Here – Buy Zeno Package Gum from Dealers – Zeno M.F.G. Co. Chicago”16 1/2” Tall x 7” Wide x 5 1/2��

Mill Extraordinary 5 cent slot machine in an Art Deco style. The slot machine works and has a key. Some overall wear to the body with original finish. Dimensions: Height: 60 in x width: 20 in x depth:

Columbus Ad Lee E-Z Gumball machine. Five cent vending. With framed vintage advertisement for the machine. Bubble gum machine measures 15" high, 18" with sign holder. Lot includes three signs for sign

7"x5"x3" nickel S.C.W. 5-cent wind-up cigar cutter -Good

A 5 Cent Rol-A-Top Twin Jackpot Slot Machine on Reverse Printed Glass Inset Golden Nugget Stand Watling Scale Co. Inc., Chicago, Illinois, Circa 1935 in working condition. Height on stand 59 3/4 inche

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

Upright Slot machine, Mills Dewey jackpot 25 cent, “Two Bits” 6-way accepts up to six quarters at a time, in oak Musical cabinet. The front glass and wheel isn’t original. The M

Caille Brothers 5 Cent Dice Popper. Detroit: Caille Brothers, ca. 1900s. Five-cent coin-operated gambling machine. Cast iron, nickel plating with original back door. Reproduced manufacturer’s la

Fey 5 Cent “36 Lucky Spot Midget” tabletop dice game. [San Francisco: Chas. Fey & Sons, by Mills Sales, ca. 1920s]. Cast iron cabinet with felt dice board with glass dome. When a nickel is

Mills 5 Cent War Eagle Slot Machine. Chicago: Mills Novelty, ca. 1930s. Unrestored three-reel nickel slot machine retaining original parts, including castings, back door, mechanism, and reels. Height

5 Cent “Horseshoe” Card Vendor and trade stimulator. [N.p., ca. 1890s-1900s]. Countertop trade stimulator with 50 cards on five reels. When a nickel is deposited into the slot, and the lev