5 ¢ Rock-Ola Black Magic Dice Trade Stimulator

This is a case and front casting only for a Rock-Ola Black Magic dice trade stimulator. Some miscellaneous pieces still remain inside the case, but the machine is not complete. Condition: (Poor). Item

ROCK-OLA BABY DICE MACHINE W/KEY AND IN WORKING CONDITION 39H X 29.5W X 22 DEEP SEE VIDEO ON OUR FB PAGE

This rarely seen countertop trade stimulator machine is disguised to look like a radio. Body is dark brown metal. Great original condition. Includes key. Condition (Excellent). Size 10-1/2" x 10-1/4"

Rock-Ola manufactured this coin-flip game in the early 1930s. Very nice throughout. Includes two keys.Keys: Yes Condition (Very Good). Dimensions 8-1/2"D x 12"W x 17"T.

This trade stimulator has a beautiful Art Deco motif with a brown finish, complete with marquee reading "Two Spins for One Coin." It features its original components such as the five card reel strips

This floor model jester figure houses a Rock-ola Mfg. Co. Five Jacks coin drop payout trade stimulator. Circa 1930. Includes key. Carved wood figure shows some wear throughout including a few cracks a

This Rock-Ola trade stimulator features five card reel strips and advertises winnings in skill points from 2 to 40 if certain hands of poker are obtained. Offers a stunning cast-aluminum Art Deco appe

B.A. Witney Co. “Seven Grand” 5 Cent Dice Trade Stimulator. Circa 1938. Win from one to 20 packs of cigarettes depending on the roll of the dice. Original. Lock and key. Working.

Ad – Lee “Try It” 5 Cent Dice Trade Stimulator. Chicago, ca. 1927. Put a nickel in the slot, turn the handle, the dice shake, rattle and roll and if, according to the award card, a certain total

B.A. Witney Co. “Seven Grand” 5 Cent Dice Trade Stimulator. Circa 1938. Win from one to 20 packs of cigarettes depending on the roll of the dice. Original. Lock and key. Working.

One of the earliest and greatest clockwork trade stimulators ever created by an American firm. This particular machine was assembled out of original parts by Mike Gorski a number of years ago. Charact

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

Counter top dice popper trade stimulator with original bar-glass top, and front award card. Very good original condition with original finish to the pine wood box, hinged rear door with a small chip t

This counter top dice game offered players special cash prizes for scoring specific points on certain days of the week. One key is included. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 14-1/2"L.

Counter top cigarette trade stimulator, made mostly of a dark finished wood. The interior contains the original paper marquee but has visible water damage. The center is a green felt base with 3 dice.

This is a lot of two trade stimulators, the first consisting of a Rock-ola Hold & Draw trade stimulator with original front award card and ball gum vendor. Original marquee and parts is inside the mac

Leave it to Rock-Ola to try a disguise a gambling machine as a radio! Miniature in form, this device took anything from a penny to a quarter and paid rewards according to the coin played. Drop a coin

Coin-operated trade stimulator, Rockola 1¢ Official Sweepstakes w/gum vendor, Exc restored cond w/key, 11.75"H x 15"W x 13"D.

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

This very popular trade stimulator has great action that moves quickly. The player chooses a horse to win with the indicator on the right, inserts their coin and while the horses spin, the ball rolls

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

Bluebird Sales made this game in 1927, surprisingly the same year that its virtual twin was made by the Ad-Lee Company. It has a green craquelure finish and "Try It" decals that only have minor scratc

Players spin the dice in hopes of winning packs of cigarettes. The wooden cabinet is worn, however, the game plays well. Two keys are provided. (Good - Very Good). 18"L.