1 Cent MFG Unknown "Pansy" Flip Ball Skill Trade S

Coin-operated trade stimulator, Four Aces Ball Gum Vendor, 1 cent Test Your Skill, Rock-ola Mfg. Co., cast aluminum, VG working cond, 17"H x 12"W.

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

PACE MFG. 1 CENT WHIZ BALL COUNTER TOP PINBALL GAME TRADE STIMULATOR. WORKING, WITH KEY. 9" x 7" x 17"

Pace Manufacturing 1 Cent Skil Flip Trade Simulator. Chicago: Pace Mfg. Co., 1931. One-cent slot machine with golden oak sides. Requires five jackpots to win. This slot machine is considered a “

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

Pace Mfg. Co. “Whiz Ball” 5 Shots 1 Cent Trade Stimulator. Chicago, ca. 1931. Appears repainted but otherwise original with lock and key. Working. 17 x 9 x 7 ½”.

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

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"

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

Groetchen Mfg. 1 Cent “Imp” Trade Stimulator. Depression-era countertop machine. Match three-of-a-kind on the reels to win a 15-cent pack of cigarettes and a ball of gum. 6 x 5 x 4 ¾&

Wheels do spin but not the best, has key, gum vendor functionality is unknown, displays well, 8"x7", repainted with minor wear

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.

Groetchen Tool & Mfg. Co., Chicago, Illinois. Top reads "Ball-Gum". Sides are marked 1776 - 1930. Good working condition. Some parts restored. New key cylinder for back side. See photos.

Coin-operated trade stimulator, Whirlwind, mfgd by Pierce Tool & Mfg. Co., cast alum w/ball gum vendor & fortune award card, 1 Cent play, Exc wkg cond w/key, 13"H x 9.75"W.

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 counter top coin-flip features four jackpots and a gum ball vendor. In excellent, restored condition. Includes a key. Circa 1932.Keys: Yes Condition (Restored). Dimensions 8-1/2"D x 12"W x 16-1/2

Buckley Manufacturing Co. produced this machine during the late 1930s. The cast metal cabinet does show wear, yet retains its lovely Art Deco styling. For one cent players received a ball of gum and a

Buckley Manufacturing Co. produced this machine during the late 1930s.The cast metal cabinet does show wear, yet retains its lovely Art Deco styling. For one cent players received a ball of gum and al

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Lark 1 Cent Indoor Striker Ball Gum Trade Stimulator. Los Angeles, CA: Lark Dist. Corp, ca. 1930s. Countertop trade stimulator ball game/gumball vendor in wooden cabinet, with cast iron front panels a

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.

1 CENT BUCKLEY PILGRIM BALL GUM TRADE STIMULATOR cast aluminum with poker pay out card, cast and painted Pilgrim cap and suits, with key, appears to be complete and fully functional, 12.5x10x9.5in.

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

Counter game requiring the player to catch a penny to win a pack of cigarettes. Manufactured by the Star Manufacturing and Sales Company of Kansas City in 1939. Shows wear and spot of repainting to wo