Shoot A Buck Counter Game

This game looks like a coin-op counter game but there is no where to insert a coin, even though on the reverse on glass painting is says "5¢". The bottom third of the glass is broken. One key is incl

Shoot the penny and hit the ducks. A gumball is dispensed for each penny played. While there is no explicit sign on this machine, the shape, parts and functions are that of other shooter games made by

A counter game manufactured by A.B.T. Mfg. Co. from 1925 to 1939, offering 10 shots for every 10 cents. Aim and shoot targets, acquiring points ranging from 10 to 50. The cabinet has been restored, pa

D. Gottlieb & Co. produced this poker-themed pinball game during the 1930s. Players got 10 balls for 5¢ and aimed to shoot those balls into holes on the playing field marked by poker cards. The playi

This is a simple yet fun counter top game! After inserting a penny, player uses the left wheel to choose a color the pointer will land on. Pull the coin slot and the pin ball is released. Shoot the pi

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

Daval manufactured this five reel, poker themed game in 1933. The all aluminum case has embossing and a faded green paint. It will accept pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. One key is included. (G

This fun game is the J.F. Frantz Mfg. Co. version of the popular football themed countertop pin field arcade game. Kicking spring is still lively and plays great. Graphics are on the reverse glass and

This wood countertop machine tests your disposition through a randomly selected mood using a lighted meter. CONDITION: The machine is in very good condition with signs of minimal wear, and great graph

This wood countertop machine tests your disposition through a randomly selected mood using a lighted meter. Working and mounted to a cast stand. Includes key. Latest patent date 1934. The machines is

This two player amusement machine offers two levers on the front of the cabinet, each for the player to send a metal ball through the play field into one of the lower columns. Excellent original condi

This countertop amusement machine shows colorful glass intact and minor wear to the wood cabinet. Not currently accepting coins through the multi-way coin entry. Includes key. Circa 1939. (Very Good).

This countertop machine is not fully functional at this time. Multi-way coin entry accepts coins and handle can be pushed to activate the mechanism but winning indicators are not lit. Glass top shows

Charles Fey made these games in 1936. It has a square wooden cabinet, an A.B.T. coin slide, and three spinning discs. The lithograph under the top glass has some tears with repairs. One key is include

Lot consists of two counter games. 1- French coin operated counter game, manufactured by Nord Distribution in 1940. After the coin is inserted, guess what color ball will appear at the center then tur

ANTIQUE PENNY STORE GAME OF CHANCE GUM DISPENSER IN OAK CASE, WITH DRAWER, LOCK AND KEY, APPROXIMATELY 14 IN X 9 IN X 21 IN H

Carved wood counter game, Tol Boul. Player rotates the sphere which is filled with different color beads which determines the winnings. Dimension: 23"hgt. x 11.6"wd. Hand carved with exotic wood. Seve

This French counter game is called, "Loterie De Comptoir" which translates to "Lottery Counter". The player rotates the sphere, which is filled with different colored beads, using the spigot style han

This lot is comprised of: 1- Sweepstakes dice game with central dice wheel. Pressing the lever in spins the red wheel and shakes the dice. 9"D x 11"W. 1- Numbers dice game. With yellow field and centr

Having a rectangular wooden frame with brass corner fixtures and acrylic top with black playing field and central dice table. Minor wear is present on the frame. (Good - Very Good). 16" D. x 25" W.

This lot is comprised of 1 - Monterey Woodcrafters, Inc. countertop game with wooden base, glass top, and green playing field with central dice table. Pushing in the rod shakes the dice. Also includes

This countertop dice game is designed for amusement only, showing no awards card or payout. Cabinet shows minor paint loss an wear to the eagle decals. Made by Michael's Toy Banks Inc. Circa 1949. Inc

This English game dates to about 1960. It has a plain oak cabinet, glass front, and aluminum controls. The colored celluloid in the play field is cracking at its attachment points. It includes one key

Eureka, Space Shoot Game, France, 59x26 cm, GemBw, Okt Z 2-3, Z 2