1940's Exhibit Card Nickel Duel Vending Machine

A 1940s Exhibit Co. Baseball Card Vending Machine

A vintage 2 cent header card of female movie actresses for an exhibit supply co coin operated card vending machine. Circa 1940s.

A Unique 10 Cent Exhibit Card Vending Machine with Mickey Mantle Card in Window and 18 Additional Baseball Cards Table top wooden display features an Art Deco design with original key and ESCO label (

Produced by Exhibit Supply Co. in the 1920's this vending machine has two coin mechanisms, each vending either a "Hollywood Lovelies" or "Bikini Bathers" photo card. Wood cabinet shows wear consistent

Wood cabinet card vendor with two coin mechanisms by Exhibit Card Supply Co. circa 1930's. This machine features "Rip Snorters and Side Splitters". Displays signs of wear and missing back panel. In or

This brick red card vendor has two coin chutes: one to dispense a card of Clark Gable, and the other to dispense a card of John Wayne. Produced by Exhibit Supply Co. in the 1930s. Includes key. (Very

This Exhibit Supply post card vending machine, generally found in arcades, vended post cards for 5¢. Light up panels on either side. This particular version vended "Victory at Sea" post cards fro

This arcade card vending machine was manufactured by the Exhibit Supply Company, called the "Vacuumatic Card Vendor." This particular version is 10¢ operation and vended cards for finding your id

This post card vending machine was made by the Exhibit Supply Company. Two column operation for 5¢. This particular version vended post cards with a Movie Star theme. Machine comes with a few car

Exhibit Supply Novelty Card One Cent Coin Op Vending Machine. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 37 x 18 x 12

A great example of this counter top trading card vending machine from Exhibit Supply. Silver screen movie star card, 1¢ operation, with a small supply of cards. Condition shows light wear with su

All original Exhibit Supply Co. Beach Bunnies card vending machine with original base, showing use from its time in the arcade and a great candidate for restoration. Includes some cards as part of the

This is an arcade card vending machine made by Exhibit Supply called the "Vacuumatic". This particular version is 25¢ operation, vending Old West and Girly cards. Comes complete with a small asso

Includes the months of July, August, September, October, November and December. In-house shipping available.

A great example of this countertop trading card vending machine from Exhibit Supply. Pretty Girl Cards, 1¢ operation, with a small supply of cards. CONDITION: Shows light wear with surface scratc

Rare early vending machine for collectible pinup cards, produced by the Exhibit Supply Co. circa 1910's, with Patent Pending mark on coin slot. Oak frame with ornate cast copper legs. Dimensions: H 53

Vintage coin operated 2 Cent Pin-Up girl card vending machine. Appears to bev in overall fair cosmetic conditiuon with paint loss, and waer from use and age. It is missing key and untested. It measure

The body of this vendor arcade game is beige sheet metal. Deposit a dime and receive a fortune card. Includes key and cards. Condition (Restored). Size 14-3/4" T. x 9-1/4" W. x 7-1/2" D.

Vintage Acorn penny or nickel vending machine 6"x 15.5" with key.

Acorn Nickel Vending Machine with Key - Offered Without Reserve ---- ITEM IS LOCATED IN AUBURN, IN ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND REMOVED BY SEPT. 7TH AT 3PM. ANY ITEMS LEFT AFTER SEPT. 7TH WILL BE SHIPPE

GET A PERMIT HERE THE SKY IS THE LIMIT Original penny arcade card machine sign in very good condition. Condition:(Very Good).12 - 1/2" x 18 - 1/2".Dimensions:

Baseball Card Vending Machine

1950's Snappy Novelty Hollywood Cards Vending Machine: Incredibly rare vending 2 cent coin operated machine. Made by International Metoscope Corp Long Island NY. Also has a light inside that lights up

1949 Jungle Jim, Bobby Thomson Baseball, Boxer, George Kell Baseball, Etta Kett 1949, Tim Tyler 1949 (2), Felix The Cat 1949, Prince Valiant 1949, Popeye 1949 (2), Hubert 1949, Flash Gordon 1949, and