1¢ Hamilton Safety Matches Vendor

Match vendor produced around 1910 by Hamilton Manufacturing. Having a wood cabinet with diamond shaped mirror on the front and a metal plate with the image of angels. To the side of the machine is a c

National Advendor Corp. 1 Cent Match Vendor. Los Angeles, ca. 1915. Buy the cigar from the bartender then for one cent get two books of matches. Nice decal on front and loading instructions on decal i

Circa 1905. Manufactured by the International Vending Co. This penny match machine was made as a private label machine for a multiple number of operators. Expert is uncertain if the top marquee “Eag

Art Nouveau style cast iron match vendor produced by Northwestern Corporation around 1912. This model, the Sellem, features a front matchbox holder and cigar cutter. The overall finish has oxidized. T

Safety Match Vending Co. Wooden Vendor Shell, Circa 1909. No front panel, good for parts. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 14 x 10.5 x 8.5

1940s Hamilton "Safety Tray" Pull-Match Dispenser with Amber Glass Base and full match roll with striker. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 6 x 5 x 5

1940s Hamilton "Safety Tray" Pull-Match Dispenser with Amber Glass Base and full match roll with striker. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 6 x 5 x 5

Four-column matchbox vendor provides the user with two boxes of matches for one penny. Circa 1910 by Mills Novelty Co. Works well and includes 1 key. (Excellent). 14-1/2"T.

This boxed matches vending machine was manufactured by the Kelly manufacturing company and private labeled to the Alexander Mfg. Co. as distributor. This example has been restored with new paint, with

Early 1 cent matchbook / matches coin operated countertop vending machine. Has paint loss, surface rust and wear from use and age. Missing key and locked. Untested. Displays well with original paint.

Specialty Mfg. Co. 1 Cent Model D Match Vendor. Circa 1915. Cast iron front and oak case. Both side panels have original red decals and paint is original. Wood base is split on left side. Machine vend

Advance Machine Co. 1 Cent Coin Op Match Vendor, circa 1916. Crack in Glass. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 17 x 9 x 9

1930s Columbus Vending 1 Cent Coin Op Match Vendor. No key. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 16 x 9 x 4

Philadelphia Vending Co. 1 Cent No. 1 Advertiser Cast Iron Match Box Vendor. Philadelphia, 1905. Also could have been made by Specialty Mfg. Co., according to Bill Enes in Silent Salesman Too. Capacit

DESCRIPTION: Sterling Napier matchbox snuffer with La Petite Swedish safety matches. Marked "Napier Sterling". MEASUREMENTS: 1.5 ozt. 9" long. CONDITION: Light wear.

Coin-operated match vendor, Columbus Model 36, dispenses 2 books for 1 Cent, c.1928, Exc wkg cond w/keys, 15.5"H x 9"W.

Including 1 - Brunhoff Mfg. Co. cigar cutter advertising for 10¢ Continental Cigars. Missing the Napoleon figure usually seen standing on the back of this device. Measuring 8-1/2"W x 7-1/2"D x 6"T.;

Diamond Match Co. 1 Cent Coin Op Vendor. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 13.5 x 10.5 x 7.5

The Art Deco-era piece including a matchbox holder with a box of Vulcan Tidahome safety matches; hallmarked London, 1922, and maker's mark of Asprey. 1.25" H X 5" L X 2.75" W. Approx. 2.8 ozt.

An early match box vendor circa 1920 by Kelley Manufacturing Co. For 1¢ one could vend a box of matches at the push of a lever. The lever doesn't depress fully. The signage on either side of the cabi

14K yellow gold multi-gem bracelet matches lot #46. The bracelet  has an approx. inside measurement of 2-1/2", safety latch closure and a total weight of 7.6g

This oxidized, dark brown sheet metal vendor was produced by the Edwards Mfg. Co. and could be made to vary the number of matchbooks vended per penny. Unrestored with good patina and some damage. One

4 1/16" Clovis. Hamilton Co, OH. Carter Cave. Ex-Clyde Townsend, Earl Townsend. Number doesn't match logbook. Mixed reviews, selling as-is. Has Putty G10 COA

Columbus 1 Cent Blue Tip Match Machine. Columbus: The Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1920s. Drop a penny into the vendor to release a match. Height 12”. Includes key, working. Rusting throughout.