SKILL ADDER

MANUFACTURED BY BRECKNELL MUNRO& ROGERS 1928 LTD BRISTOL ENGLAND DIMENSIONS 30 X 16 X 10

Frank Stella (American, b. 1936) Black Adder (from V Series), 1968 lithograph signed, dated, and numbered AP V in pencil 16 1/4 x 28 7/8 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Houston, Texas Lite

There were five Bally "skill roll" type games made. The Skill Roll #601 (1958, 1500 produced) was the first in the series, and has eight nickel flipping levers (four on each side), and has no replay m

Appearance complete, weight 188g, overall height 11cm, width 9cm, stove body height 8cm, hand hammer plate chiseling process complex, exquisite decoration

Baseball themed slot machine with a playfield embossed on the front aluminum casting, displaying brilliant colors throughout. It is housed in a dark wood cabinet with four mint vendors, complete with

1950, UK: Oliver Whales, Fun City, Redcar UK, manufactured a large range of (almost exclusively) "all-wins" featuring bright graphics on their playfields. Keeping production cost down, the company stu

The Adder English Adding Machine, c. 1915 The Adder Cash Register Syndicate Ltd., London. Serial no. 9133, single-column single-axis adding machine, ten-key setting mechanism, three results dials, aut

1936 A.B.T. Mfg Co SKILL CARD Pinball Style Trade Stimulator, NOS. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 8 x 13 x 21

Antique painted wood carnival double sided Thrills & Chills and Skill & Chance sign with tiger and panther. Painted wood with fiberglass animals. Approx. 30 1/4"h x 149"l x 8 3/4"d

A fun machine with a unique look, this confection vendor slot machine from Mills Novelty Co. sports a jackpot and three reels with stops. With each nickel played, the player receives a pack of mints a

"Bajazzo" German Skill Game, c. 1935 By Paul Schülke, Berlin. Mod. B, slot for 10 pfennig, visible coin chute, oak case, brass fittings, all parts original including clown and instruction cards, no

English Coin-Operated Skill Game, c. 1920 "3 Balls down the Chimney to win", mechanical, lithographed playfield, showing the cliffs of Dover and a cottage, oak case, brass fittings, some parts poorly

An older game of skill. No cracks in glass. Does have some light paint flaking. Known to be a fun and challenging game. In demand with collectors. Overall in fair to good condition. Not working. Norma

C. 1930, A.B.T. Manufacturing, Chicago, IL. A.B.T., who had a proclivity for producing target skill games, did it again in 1930 by producing this great shooting game. When a target is shot, it spins a

Finnish Disc Adder by Hedberg, 1924 Johan Teodor Hedberg, Helsinki. Hedberg-Pikalaskija type 2, patent FI 9355, granted on January 12, 1923, improved version with 2 integrated disc adders, input up to

1936 A.B.T. Mfg Co SKILL CARD Pinball Style Trade Stimulator, NOS. No keys. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 8 x 13 x 21

Play Basketball One Cent Skill Game Gumball Vendor. Penny arcade machine by E.E. Junior Mfg., which dispenses one gumball to the player, plus any extra the customer manages to shoot into the basket. 1

This is a great rec room game of Skee-Ball, made by the Smart Manufacturing Industries. It is in all original condition, operates on token and will issue tickets like a regular Skee-Ball game. Fully o

In this game players utilize the steering wheel to tilt the playing field and steer a ball through the course while avoiding the holes. This game includes both its stand and seat which is a rarity. Ma

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

C. 1924. ABT Manufacturing. A very rare counter top game by ABT with a skill component and a gumball for your nickel. Deposit the coin, launch the ball into the playfield, and try and score by catchin

6 Disc Adders 1) "Victor Adder", Webb-type, nickel-plated brass, c. 1900. - 2) "The Adder", 1868 onwards, the first 2-disc brass adder by C.H. Webb, New York, early model on wood base, US patent: 10 M

2 Coin-Operated Skill Games, c. 1920 5-öre slots, oak cases, with locks and keys. 1) Finger slingshot machine, 5 winning fields, with bell for each win, good condition, works. - And: 2) Coin spinne

A.B.T. Manufacturing of Chicago did it again in 1930 by producing another great shooting game. When a target is shot, it spins a reel with an animal on it. In addition to the nice oak cabinet, this ga