A Winner Novelty Co. 5 Cent Dice Trade Simulator

U.S. Novelty Co. 5 Cent Clockwork Trade Stimulator. Chicago, 1894. George S. Stoneburner, inventor. With playing card dial. All original including two-cent playing card tax stamp on dial, and metal U.

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.

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.

Very nice 1890s Maine Novelty Co. Eclipse 5 cent cigar trade stimulator. Very nice cosmetic condition for its age. Does have expected wear. Displays well with oak case.. Has key. Measures approximatel

Oak Spiral 5 Cent Trade Stimulator. Mfg. 20th Century Novelty Co. A nickel travels down the corkscrew chute and reward is determined by the number it falls on. Very good original working condition. 10

1892 Jones Novelty Co. Three for One Trade Stimulator, 5 cent machine. One of the first payout machines is business like in design and primitive in operation. 16 X 16 X 7 1/2 inches. Comes with key.

Royal Flush trade simulator game, 5 cent coin operated Poker Dice game, trap drops and flips dice against glass when nickel is loaded, unknown manufacturer, circa 1930's-1940's, 12" (height) x 10" (le

Mills 5 Cent “vest pocket” slot machine/trade stimulator. [Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., 1933]. Countertop three-reel trade stimulator with coin-slide, door, and “flipping” pay t

1940's J.F. Franz "Long Shot" Trade Simulator works / w/ key / 5 cent / 21 1/2"H, 14" x 13"

1930's "21" Roulette Trade Simulator w/ key / works / 5 cents / 9 3/4"H, 12 1/4" x 10 1/2"

First-quarter 20th Century Marked: C.B. / 2363 With coin operated hand-crank lever, dice popper under a glass cloche, and front paper reward card 11.5" H x 6.625" W x 9.5" D

A one cent coin drop trade stimulator manufactured by Baker Novelty Co. Inc, Chicago IL. Measures 15.5 x 12.25 x 7 inches. We are happy to offer professional in-house shipping. Cost of labor and mater

Late 19th/early 20th century, Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, IL, the floor-standing metal-mounted and hand-painted rectangular wooden case surmounted by a foliate-adorned and molded patinated metal coin

Mills Novelty Co. 5 Cent “Poinsettia” Slot Machine. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., [1927]. Three-reel slot machine with wooden frame and base, and painted metal curved front panel. Panel has

Ad-Lee Novelty Co. 5 Cent E-Z Gumball Vendor. Chicago, ca. 1908. Columbus Vending made these machines for Ad-Lee. Cast iron base and lid. Original olive-green paint. Marquee and award card. Dispensed

Ad-Lee Novelty Co. 5 Cent E-Z Gumball Vendor. Chicago, ca. 1908. Columbus Vending made these machines for Ad-Lee. Cast iron base (serial number 108A) and lid. Copper-tone paint. Globe with embossed Co

Mills Novelty Co. 5 Cent Vest Pocket Slot Machine. Chicago, ca. 1933. These small payout slot machines sat on the top of bars in a tavern and were easy to hide should the police arrive. Original paint

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

A Mills Novelty Co. 5 Cent Miniature Three Reel Slot Machine Chicago, Illinois, Early 20th Century serial no. 39255. Height 8 1/4 x width 6 1/2 x depth 7 3/4 inches (case only). Property from the Coll

DESCRIPTION: Mills Novelty Co. 5 cent slot machine with stand. Serial No. 252458. Wood and metal construction with pull lever to right side and paper fruit labels. Removable back panel with instructio

Ad-Lee Novelty Co. E-Z 5 Cent Gumball Machine. Chicago, 1908 (patent date stamped to rim of tray). Cast iron base and lid with original marquee sign. Machine would dispense gumballs containing a slip

Chicago, circa 1942. Mills Novelty Co. Castle front 5 cent slot machine, original paint with minor loss in original state and working order, having side vendor, reel strips and casting; ht. 26, wd. 20

Coin-operated pin game, WOW, mfgd by Mills Novelty Co., 10 balls for 5 Cents, a Rare c.1930's pin game in Exc working cond, 36.5"H x 18"W x 32"D.

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”.