5¢ H.C. EVANS BAT-A-SCORE ARCADE MACHINE

C. 1940. H. C. Evans Corp., Chicago IL. This game was made in different variations, which then produced three generations by H.C. Evans games between 1939 to 1953. Before they went out of business the

Large 5 foot gambling wheel that looks complete. All glass and castings in good condition along with the original cast iron base and legs. The wood center stand is in good condition and adorns the orn

This bowling game shares striking similarities between the H.C. Evans Ten Strike game, as it was used as a base for this revamp during the 1940s. Player accumulates points by hitting a spoke on the ro

C. 1948, Scientific Machine Corp. The large wood cabinet is painted in an amber color with baseball decals stenciled throughout. The playfield is clean with seven 3-Dimensional players and five score

Here is a pair of Keeney Scramball Countertop arcade style machines. Both are near mint, and one comes in its original shipping box with score cards and instructions. All original condition with keys.

Machine has movie reel and locks for coin drawer. Manufactured by the International Mutoscope Corp. Condition (Good). Size 50" T. CORRECTION: Machine has movie reel and locks for coin drawer. Manufact

Genco Mfg. Co. 5 Cent Hoops Arcade Machine. Chicago, ca. 1937. Wood case. Flip the balls into the hoops. Three original balls and one ping pong ball. Art Deco-style graphics on the sides and playfield

Also Deer, Antelope, Llama. Hand Coloured Etchings/Engravings Published 1850's by A. Fullarton & Co., London for "A History of the Earth and Animated Nature" by Oliver Goldsmith. Paper Size: 10 x 6 in

Zingo 5 Cent Vertical Cabinet Arcade Machine. Chicago: Williams Mfg. Co., ca. 1944. Five cents for five balls. 86 x 22”. Lock and key. Upper glass and playfield excellent. Working. A very collec

This game was manufactured by the Van-White Novelty Company in 1929 and requires the player to maneuver their nickel to the center slot to get it back. One key is included. (Good). 12-1/2"T. x 8"W. x

Coin Op 5 Cent Love Tester Arcade Machine. Working. Includes keys. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 79 x 18.5 x 18

2326. 5-cent STRENGTH TEST ARCADE MACHINE | 6' h. | Missing small money box door, (Excellent Condition) | $1,000 - $2,000

This is a console horse race themed slot machine manufactured by H.C. Evans in 1946. Place bet in one of the seven-way coin heads and watch which horse takes the lead through the electric spinner. Hou

Super rare 5 ¢ent NORWAT MINIATURE STEAM SHOVEL ARCADE MACHINE. This piece is in original condition. Amazing, must have game room collectible. The case has minor wear yet an aged patina. The ligh

After inserting a nickel, approximately 15 intriguing slides are able to be viewed. The cog found on the right side of this mahogany housed device allows the movement of the pictures. Average sized tr

1936 French Bonzini & Sopransi 5 cent Bridge Transporter Digger arcade Claw machine. The case is art deco style with carved wood and features a cast car on top of a crane, great looking machine. Ornat

“Grip Machine” strength arcade game. 67.5”H x 35”W x 14”D

Two Cast Iron Still Banks and a Toy Washing Machine. Arcade 701B wringer washing machine, 5-3/4"h. A.C. Williams Cast Iron Clown Still Bank. Circa 1908. 6-3/8"h. and North Pole Bank (Ice Cream Freezer

Coin-operated jukebox, H.C. Evans "Holiday", Model 4045 w/telephone dial selector, 50 records for 100 selections, c.1953, solid cabinet, in "As Found" cond, looks largely complete, machine has broken

Chester-Pollard Amusement Co. Inc. circa 1928 floor model Play Golf. Game offers 5 balls for 5¢. Playing field and cast iron golfer figure are in original condition and do show some normal play wear.

This classic arcade machine was manufactured by the International Mutoscope Reel Company. It has an ornate cast-iron body with a silver repaint and a marquee advertising "Two of a Kind" with Charlie C

This classic arcade machine was manufactured by the International Mutoscope Reel Company. It has an ornate cast-iron body with a red repaint and a marquee advertising William S Hart in "Frontier Days"

This game was made in different variations, which then produced three generations by H.C. Evans between 1939 and 1953 before it went out of business, and the idea was bought out by Williams in 1957. F

C. 1965. 1-player golf pinball game from Williams. Patron receives 15 balls per game for 10 cents, trying to obtain the lowest score possible. Golf ball rotates man for aiming with the right button us