Lamson Coin Machine

Cast iron coin machine, marked "Lamson" and "Pat July 1, 01" 7"h x 11"w x 12"d

C. 1897, Samuel Nafew Co. An exceptional and beautiful early poker trade stimulator featuring Palmer Cox Brownies on the ornately casted housing. This machine features five drop card reels of miniatur

Boyce Coin Machine Amusement produced this game in 1926. Players drop a coin into the slot and use the lever to guide the penny upward towards the highest slot. Players win their coin back if it reach

This is a really nice original example of a Puritan Baby Bell distributed by the Reliable Coin Machine Exchange in Chicago. Original back door, reel strip, and award card. Original patina showing some

Trimount Coin Machine Co. 1 Cent Snacks Tab Gum Vendor. Boston, ca. 1939. Cast iron. Original lock and key. Not working, with product inside. Very good.

Old, vintage Arcade game called "Tophat" constructed of wood, possibly made by Chicago coin machine in 1936. Not tested for working order.

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Beautifully restored coin op game stand for Watling games. Most often seen on cigar vendors and trade stimulators. Column painted to look like mar

Light wood cabinet with blue detailing shows some wear but is in overall good condition. This countertop skill game was manufactured by Standard Coin Machine Co. in 1941. Includes 2 keys. (Very Good -

Player aims to match the number in the pipe with the number in the eye. The number in the mouth indicates the number of free plays. The glass panel is cracked and the game does not play. One key is in

25" wide X 98" long X 79" high. Untested. Power cord needs replaced. Does not have key. MG.

By Chicago Coin Machine Company. Model - Mustang. Serial Number 5200. All original paint and glass. Glass serial number: 312 - 350 - G. 2 Player. One or two can play.

Seafoam green plastic case shows discoloration to the front where a label may have been. Interior shows three wheels with a variety of cards, each of them spinning with a crank of the handle. Plastic

25" wide X 98" long X 79" high. Untested. Power cord needs replaced. Does not have key. Game has been disassembled and packed in a shipping crate. Must be picked up from Postal Connections in Mechanic

An entertaining skill game where players turn the circular maze in hopes of getting the ball in the center hole. Manufactured by Pioneer Coin Machine Co. in 1946. With a pale yellow cabinet and vibran

Vintage one cent Metropolitan coin machine Inc. Brooklyn novelty card vendor. "Your Favorite Picture Cards." Measures 13" (33cm) height by 8 1/2" (21cm) width.

6" x 14.5". Made by Roy Labbe in Baltimore, Maryland. Approx. weight 12 lbs.

Chicago Coin's Band Box by Chicago Coin Machine Company, Model 50-100, early 1950's, an extension speaker with animated band members, the demilune form in red finish with metallic like curtains that o

1950s Chicago Coin's Band Box with "Strike up the Band" on the front. It has a black, gold, and red marbled pattern on the interior floor. Manufactured by Chicago Coin Machine Co in Chicago, Illinois,

A fun basketball themed game made from 1947-1949 by Chicago Coin Machine Co. Players receive 15 balls for each coin played and squeeze the handle to make the basketball player figure toss balls into t

C. 1940s, Chicago Coin Machine Co., Chicago, IL. This is the popular Chicago Coins Basketball Champ game, in original condition with no restoration visible. CONDITION: It has the original colorful gra

Coin-operated trade stimulator/arcade skill game, "Patience Leads to Success", cast iron & wood, 5 Cent, mfgd by Boyce Coin Machine Amusement Corp.-Tuckahoe, NY, c.1920, VG orig working cond, 55"H x 1

coin operated glass tube, 26" high, coin machine, 10" high Easton, PA, circa 1935

Antique 10 Cent 3-Bar Slot Machine with Key, Huber Coin Machine Sales Co. Chicago, Illinois. U.S.A, Early 20th Century. Label attached en verso. Working condition, sticks at times. Measures 25-3/4" H

This is a Boyce coin machine Wee Gee penny drop trade stimulator. The patron drops a coin in the question they want to ask at the top and the machine gives them a yes or no answer based on where their