Early 1 Cent Countertop ""The Target"" Penny Drop

Mills Novelty Co. 1 Cent "Target Practice" Penny Drop, Chicago Property from the personal collection of Seymour Stein. 19" H

Jennings 1 Cent “The Target” Cast Aluminum Penny Drop. Chicago, ca. 1922. Flip a penny into slots 1, 2 or 5 and win points. Points may be good for cash or merchandise. Indian motif. 16 x 1

Silver King 1 Cent “The Target” Cast Iron Penny Drop. [Indianapolis: Silver King Novelty Co., 1920s]. Flip a penny into slots 1, 2 or 3 and win points. Points may be good for cash or merch

Mills Novelty 1 Cent “Target Practice” Cast Aluminum Penny Drop. [Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1920s]. Flip a penny into slots 1, 2 or 5 and win points. Points may be good for cash or m

Penny Drop target practice game comes with a recast front door. All original case with original playfield. Machine is being sold "As Is" for parts or restoration. Keys: No

Coin-operated machine, Target Practice Penny Drop, a game of skill, cast aluminum w/paper award card, 1 Cent play, Exc cond, no key, 18.5"H x 12"W x 7"D.

This trade stimulator from Baker Novelty Co. is in fully restorable condition with the original playfield and the original case. It is missing the internal coin mechanism. Machine is being sold "As Is

Very nice XX Pepsin Gum 1¢ advertising penny drop trade stimulator. Very nice cosmetic condition with light wear from use and display. Works well. Measures approximately 20" tall by 12-1/2" across by

This trade stimulator appears to be complete with original backdoor, no lock, original playfield and original base. Keys: No

Early 1 cent matchbook / matches coin operated countertop vending machine. Has paint loss, surface rust and wear from use and age. Missing key and locked. Untested. Displays well with original paint.

Unique early " Pyramid " coin operated oak arcade machine. Appears to be in overall good cosmetic condition with weathering to wood, plate loss, some damage to game board, and other wear from use and

One Cent Penny Drop Target Trade Stimulator. The Front glass is cracked and the lock is missing otherwise very good original condition. 14 X 19 X 9 3/4 inches including base.

“Penny Pack” 1 Cent countertop game and trade stimulator. Vintage metal tabletop cigarette-themed coin-operated three-reel slot machine and gum dispenser. Painted metal cabinet, spring-act

Hoffmann Novelty “Little Dream” 1 Cent Trade Stimulator. Wooden cabinet contains a penny drop game. Win back 1 cent or up to 25 cents depending on where the coin lands. Height 17 ½ &#

The Winner 1 Cent Flip Coin Trade Stimulator. Unknown manufacturer, ca. 1900s-1930s. Penny drop game gum trade stimulator. Wooden cabinet, metal accents, and window. 13 x 9 ½ x 15”. Some we

Online examples have color, this may have been stripped down to just chrome. Mechanics work, key on the side opens to penny drop. No key to open the back of the machine.

This lot of two vending machines consists of a two column 1 CENT Kandy King with original paint, all original condition. The second is a Penny Drop gum vending machine with original paint, coin entry

Antique 1 cent Little Dream Baseball Game in oak 1900s. Miller Novelty Co. made for Adam's gum. Has a penny coin drop, very nice condition. 14" wide, 20" tall, 9" deep.

Includes early American 1 cent pieces.

Columbus Vending 1 Cent Coin Slot with Knob and Two Barrel Locks. Columbus, OH: The Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1920s. Coin slot with rotating knob to drop a penny into a gumball machine’s storage

Columbus 1 Cent Blue Tip Match Machine. Columbus: The Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1920s. Drop a penny into the vendor to release a match. Height 12”. Includes key, working. Rusting throughout.

TRY YOUR SKILL with this antique 1930's vintage 1 cent Five Jacks coin drop pin field countertop trade stimulator. Includes key. Condition some repaint good working condition. Great piece to add to yo

Pace Mfg. One Cent Baseball Countertop Skill Game. Drop in a penny for five shots at flipping a ball to score a single, double, triple, homerun, walk, or out. Your score determined whether you’r

Pace Baseball 1 Cent Counter Game. Chicago: Pace Mfg. Co., ca. 1930-40s. Drop in a penny for five chances to flip a ball to score a single, double, triple, homerun, walk, or out. The final score deter