1 Cent "Game Of Skill" Black Americana Flip Ball D

1 Cent Game of Skill Amusement. "Each Goal Ball Scores and Returns for Extra Kick" 17 1/2 x 14 x 10 inches.

Coin-Operated Skill Game, "Basket Ball" 1 Cent Gumball Skill Game, mfgd by Coast Vending, c.1960, VG cond w/key-apparently not working, 15.25"H x 11"W x 7.5"D.

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

Whiz Ball Arcade 1 Cent Machine. Game of skill. Pace Mfg. Co. Chicago. Professionally restored, working condition. 9 1/2 X 16 1/2 X 7 1/4 inches. Comes with key.

This arcade game by Genco Mfg. provides 7 balls for one penny. The cabinet is sheet metal with a glass front that has faded graphics. Circa 1931. Two keys are included. (Very Good). 16-1/2"T. x 9-1/2"

Baffle Ball Basketball Arcade Skill Game. Excellent working 1 cent Basketball shooter game. 21 by 22 Inches. Scarce carnival game of skill.

VIntage Munves 1 Cent Bat-A-Ball baseball coin operated countertop skill game. Nice working condition with some light reverse paint loss / fading and wear from use and age. Has key. Displays very well

This countertop spiral skill game amusement machine has a "Barn-Yard Golf - A Game Of Skill" top sign, and the playfield is marked "How Big Is Your Farm?", patented 1931. It is repainted red with silv

Peo Manufacturing of Rochester, New York produced this arcade skill game in 1931. One key is included. (Very Good - Excellent). 16-1/2"T. x 9-1/2"W. x 7"D.

Hunter One Cent Ball Gum Vendor Skill Game. Good working condition. Comes with key. 9 1/2 X 18 X 24 inches.

This countertop skill game is made of wood and painted blue but shows some discoloration, paint loss, and chips. The interior is clean, displaying a bright and brilliant graphic of a strong man. The n

Rare four-sided wood floor machine with original red and black crackled paint. Square top on pedestal stand houses two Twelve win clock skill games, Pat. 353451; one Fivewin flip ball game; and one Pi

Genco Mfg. produced this game in 1931. The graphics on the left side of the front glass have delaminated and interfere with the ball's path during play. An original, unrestored machine with replacemen

Genco Inc. of Chicago manufactured this fun poker themed game in 1931. The graphics on the front glass have some fading. Two keys are included. (Very Good). 16-3/4"T. x 9-1/2"W. x 8-1/4"D.

One cent "Poison This Rat" flip ball style arcade game, ca. 1941. With slogans to encourage the purchase of WWII war bonds. Manufactured by Groetchen Tool Co.Height: 23 1/2 in x width: 15 1/

Pace Mfg. produced this counter, flip ball game in the early 1930's. One key is included. (Very Good). 17-1/4"T. x 9-1/2"W. x 7-1/4"D.

Honest John 1 Cent Arcade Game of Skill. Cabinet has some rust otherwise good original working condition. 12 1/2 X 17 1/2 X 6 1/2 inches. Top key only.

To play, the player inserts two pennies stacked on top of each other into the coin chute and then uses the side lever to flip the multi-colored balls up onto the platform. The player then presses the

Coin-Operated Arcade Skill Game, "Zoom" 1 Cent play w/Aircraft & Battleship theme, Good orig working cond & finish, no key, 27"H x 15"W x 9"D.

2324. ZIG ZAG SKILL ARCADE 1-Cent GAME | M-T Sales of Chicago. | 17.5" h. | (Very Good Condition) | $200 - $400

A.B.T Manufacturing 1 Cent Target Skill Shooter Game. Chicago: A. B.T Mfg. Co., ca. 1930s. 1 cent target skill simulator game advertising 5 shots for 1 cent. Oak cabinet with aluminum casing. 17 &#189

Restored vintage 1 Cents coin operated " Zoom " countertop skill game by Groetchen. Appears to be in nice restored working condition with light wear from display and storage. Missing key. It measures

Coin-Operated 1 Cent Trade Stimulator, Target Practice skill game, mfgd by Mills Novelty Co., embossed w/Art Deco discus throwers, Good semi-working cond w/out key, 19"H.

Zig Zag trade simulator game, 1, 5 and 10 cent coin operated game of skill, manufactured by M.T. Sales, Chicago, circa 1930's, 17" (height) x 11 1/2" (length) x 9" (width)