1¢ Sweepstakes Horse Race Gumball Vendor.

Manufactured and sold by R.D. Simpson of Columbus, Ohio. Inside the glass globe is a horse race with multiple horses and a Race Park decal. Depositing your penny and retrieving your gumball the horses

Manufactured by Rock-Ola in 1933. This countertop, non gumball horse racing game allows the user to select which horse they think will win the race, insert a penny, pull a lever, and watch the horses

An un-restored, original horse racing game with a roulette-style wheel with horse and racer figurines. There is a dial on the front of the machine for the player to place their bets on the winning hor

Rock-Ola, United States. Antique one-cent arcade game called "The Official Sweepstakes," simulating a horse race. Distributes gumballs.Height: 12 in x width: 15 in x depth: 12 3/4 in.

Rock-ola Manufacturing Co. "The Official Sweepstakes" One Cent Gumball Horse Race Game. With potential restoration; appears to be in working order; collection of pennies inside. Circa 1930. {Approxima

1930s Rock-Ola Horse Race Gumball Gambling Machine - C. 1933-35. The Official Sweepstakes One Cent Gumball Horse Race Game. A Prohibition Era horse race gambling game that dispensed a gumball with eac

Coin-operated horse race machine, Rock-Ola Official Sweepstakes, 1 Cent, wood case w/metal playfield, c.1933, missing award card, o/wise VG wkg cond, 11"H x 15.5"W x 13"D.

This is an official Rock-Ola sweepstakes horse race without the gum vending mechanism. The play field graphics appear original, however the horses, spinner and odds numbers are repainted. Case in orig

This trade stimulator is advertised as an amusement only machine and features a horse race theme. It was manufactured by Rock-Ola Mfg. Co. in 1933 to 1935 and has been restored to perfection. It has a

This complex trade stimulator allows the player to deposit a single penny in the side slot to receive a single gum ball and turn of the reels, or insert up to 30 pennies in the lower slots for bets on

Rock-Ola Mfg. Corp. "The Official Sweepstakes" 1 Cent Trade Stimulator circa 1935 wood, glass, painted metal function: deposit a penny, select your horse and spin, receive a gumball 11 3/4 x 15 1/4 x

A horse race themed trade stimulator, manufactured by Rock-Ola in 1931 and not to be confused with the H.C. Evans Official Sweepstakes of the same year. To the right of the machine, patron will "Pick

Rock-Ola manufactured this countertop horse racing game and gum vendor during the early 1930s. Each penny played allows the player one ball of gum. This game plays well and has a very nice finish thro

The 1930s cabinet model roulette style tabletop horse race theme trade stimulator is centered by a yellow wheel with multi-colored riders on horseback numbered 1 through 8 in front of a mural depictin

C. 1933 to 1935. Manufactured by Rock-Ola Mfg. Unlike most horse race-themed trade stimulators, the Official Sweepstakes relies on a roulette wheel to determine the winner. The concept of choosing a w

C. 1933 to 1935. Manufactured by Rock-Ola Mfg. Unlike most horse race-themed trade stimulators, the Official Sweepstakes relies on a roulette wheel to determine the winner. The concept of choosing a w

R.D. Simpson Derby gumball vending machine. Approx. 15" high. Property from the estate of Walt Disney Imagineer John Patrick Burke.

This is a coin drop, counter top machine. Center pole reads the objective, "Winner Closest Horse This Side Of The Wire." Contains 6 race horses, each hand painted a different color. Made mostly of oak

This is a seldom seen early non-electric pinball machine in a horse race theme called "The Derby" . The play field shows some signs of wear, however the colors are bright and the graphics strong. The

Insert one cent and "Pick the Winner," this counter game features six metal horses on a circular track surrounded by a crowd, this version features a horse selector on the front and payout tray in the

An interesting countertop horse racing game with vending feature. There is a "5¢" decal on the window, however, nickels do not fit in the coin slot. One key is provided. (Good - Very Good). 10"T.

An interesting countertop horse racing game with vending feature. There is a "5¢" decal on the window, however, nickels do not fit in the coin slot. One key is provided. 10"T.

(American, 1914-2001). 1.) Horse Race, signed "Alan Post" lr, sight size: 13 x 16 3/4 in., framed 2.) Group Portrait, unsigned, sight size: 16 3/4 x 22 3/4 in., framed

A mechanical floor model horse race game with eight horses. By selecting your horse and playing the machine, the horses race around the track. If youÂ’re a winner, the flag turns to the right and t