5¢ CLAWSON AUTOMATIC DICE TRADE STIMULATOR.

One of the earliest and greatest clockwork trade stimulators ever created by an American firm. This particular machine was assembled out of original parts by Mike Gorski a number of years ago. Charact

B.A. Witney Co. “Seven Grand” 5 Cent Dice Trade Stimulator. Circa 1938. Win from one to 20 packs of cigarettes depending on the roll of the dice. Original. Lock and key. Working.

Ad – Lee “Try It” 5 Cent Dice Trade Stimulator. Chicago, ca. 1927. Put a nickel in the slot, turn the handle, the dice shake, rattle and roll and if, according to the award card, a certain total

B.A. Witney Co. “Seven Grand” 5 Cent Dice Trade Stimulator. Circa 1938. Win from one to 20 packs of cigarettes depending on the roll of the dice. Original. Lock and key. Working.

Counter top dice popper trade stimulator with original bar-glass top, and front award card. Very good original condition with original finish to the pine wood box, hinged rear door with a small chip t

This counter top dice game offered players special cash prizes for scoring specific points on certain days of the week. One key is included. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 14-1/2"L.

Counter top cigarette trade stimulator, made mostly of a dark finished wood. The interior contains the original paper marquee but has visible water damage. The center is a green felt base with 3 dice.

Bluebird Sales made this game in 1927, surprisingly the same year that its virtual twin was made by the Ad-Lee Company. It has a green craquelure finish and "Try It" decals that only have minor scratc

Players spin the dice in hopes of winning packs of cigarettes. The wooden cabinet is worn, however, the game plays well. Two keys are provided. (Good - Very Good). 18"L.

This "7 Grand" countertop wood, metal, and glass dice game takes nickels, dimes, and quarters (5, 10, 25) and has 7 dice. Award card marked "Bradley Associates, Chicago, Ill." Circa 1948. There is a s

“I Owe You” 25 Cent Dice Trade Stimulator. 1934. A coin is inserted, four dice with letters are rolled, and the user tries to spell “IOU”. 10 x 14 x 5”. Original lock, no

Select Em Coin Op Dice Trade Stimulator, 1930s. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 5 x 10 x 16

Made of nonferrous metal with one cast iron detail, displayed at the front with vertical red lines. Interior is colored in red and blue with white and yellow lettering. At the center are 5 die on a gr

9.5" x 7" x 12"h 1940's dice game trade stimulator with scarce gumball vendor and maple wood case. Has curved glass face. In excellent working condition. Pulling the spring action handle pops the dice

Coin-operated trade stimulator, Kazoo Dice Game, 1 Cent play for a pack of cigarettes or other merchandise, VG cond, 5"H x 12"L.

Made by the Kalamazoo Automatic Music Co. Wood, metal, and glass construction, shows wear, discoloration, staining, and a few chips in the wood, missing key to the change box, working condition, displ

Western Automatic Machine Co. “Improved Roulette” 5 Cent Wood Cigar Trade Stimulator. Cincinnati, ca. 1897. Cast iron figural lion’s head on front. Win one, two or three cigars if ball lands in

Old Age Pension Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Exhibit Supply, 1930s. 25-cent countertop dice game with wooden cabinet. 5 x 10 x 14”. Working condition with keys.

This countertop trade stimulator features a glossy wooden cabinet with large green wheel under a glass dome with six large dice. Players drop a nickel into the coin slot and press down on the lever to

This lot of two is made up of 1- Kentucky Game Co. trade stimulator, titled Lucky Boy, manufactured in 1934. It has a horse shoe center and three dice. Patron is rewarded a pack of cigarettes. One key

ESCO Select Em 5 Cent Trade Stimulator. Chicago, 1934. Wooden cabinet trade stimulator with glass top. After a nickel is pushed inside the four dice bounce, corresponding to a scorecard “for amu

For a nickel player can shake the dice in hopes of winning a pack of cigarettes. Condition shows very little use and plays well. One key is provided. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: 13

This remarkable game was designed by Clement Clawson of Newark, New Jersey and recreated by Mike Gorski. Drop in a nickel and a pre-wound clock mechanism brings two red dice cups down to pick up, shak

Manufactured during the 1920's by Charles Fey & Sons, this small dice game sports a textured cabinet with the profile of a flapper girl on either side. Plays well and has a great aged patina. One key