Advance Machine Co. penny Gumball Machine

Shows areas of wear but retains most of original pain and overall is in good condition, Comes with key and original glass dome. 14 tall.

Step into the nostalgic charm of the Roaring Twenties with this authentic 1920's Advance Machine Co. Penny Gumball Machine. Crafted by the esteemed Advance Machine Company during the golden age of ven

Cast iron gumball machine, model D, manufactured by Advance Machine co. from 1912 to 1922. Colored in red, complete with glass globe and handle bar hand crank. Filled with gumballs. Some wear througho

Advance Machine Co. One Cent Gumball Machine. Last patent 1923. Good working condition. 7 12 1/2 X 6 inches.

Climax 10 Advance Machine Co. copper red gumball vending machine. Measures 20" high. Property from the estate of Walt Disney Imagineer John Patrick Burke.

Made of Metal and Glass. Circa 1923 Measures 7" W x 7 1/2" D x 13 1/2" H

Advance Machine Co. Coin Op Gumball. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Larger version. Dimensions: 15 x 9 x 9

Advance Machine Co. Red Coin Op Gumball Vendor. Glass globe. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 13 x 8 x 7

633. One Cent “4 in 1” Candy and Gumball Vending Machine. American: Penny King Co., ca. 1935. This rotating art deco style machine is marked "The 4 In 1" and "EHL", the initials of Earl H. Lohmull

A penny gumball machine with a cast-aluminum base and top, compete with an eccentric shaped 16-sided original glass globe and a nice Art Deco style. The coin entry is to the left of the machine while

” Electricity Cures Many Ills” marquis sits atop the Advance Machine Co., Chicago, Ill., 1916 electric strength tester for a penny, found at drug stores and arcade parlors [9” x 6.5” x 12”].

This all original gumball machine is from Ford Gum & Machine Co, Inc. The Machine is more for parts. As when you try to put a penny in, it won't go it due to a metal plate that has been adhered to the

Three Vintage Gumball Machines, Advance 1¢, Betty Barker Altas Midget 1¢, and Penny King 1¢. Advance 1¢ marked 'PAT'D 11-5-12, 9-11-17, 4-24-23', Penny King with '12394' serial number to t

Columbus Vending 1 Cent Coin Slot with Knob and Two Barrel Locks. Columbus, OH: The Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1920s. Coin slot with rotating knob to drop a penny into a gumball machine’s storage

669. One Cent Penny Smoke Three Reel Trade Stimulator and Gumball Machine. Chicago: Groetchen Tool & Manufacturing Co., ca. 1935. Aluminum. Three of a kind wins any 15-cent pack of cigarettes. All ori

Penny Coin-Op Gumball / Candy Vending Machine Makers mark around top reads in part "Oak Mfg. Co. Inc. L.A. Calif. Pat..." Wear and imperfections. Height: 16"; Width: 7"; Depth: 7". (general store, col

This trade stimulator also serving as a gumball machine is painted in gold with an extremely crisp interior. Offering five balls for one penny, the incentive is to "Try To Climb To The Top". Use the k

Field Mfg. Co. 1 Cent Sunny Boy One Jacks Slot Machine and Gumball Vendor. Circa 1926. Cast aluminum. A penny will get you a gumball and an attempt to flip the penny into Sunny Boy’s mouth. If succe

Vendex Co. 1 Cent Gumball Vendor. Boston, ca. 1935. Cast iron base. Vendex also made machines to which Penny King Chewing Gum and Flatbush Gum Co. added their decals. Appears to include a bracket of s

C. 1910, The Advance Machine Co., Chicago, IL. Arguably one of the most iconic cast-iron peanut machines. Classic hourglass globe, early dark red paint with pinstriping, and at a tall 20", the Advance

653. One Cent Advance Machine Co Climax 10 Peanut Machine. Chicago: Advance Machine Co., ca. 1915. Cast iron with elongated globe. A classic machine. Restored to very good working condition, with an u

Match dispenser machine by Advance Machine Co, 1 cent dispenser, 1916, cast iron base with glass dome cover, appears complete, but unsure, height is 17"

Countertop Arcade Shock Machine Pat. 1916 & 1920,with key 15"h x 8"w

This is a great example of the Advance Venus theater seat vending machine. These machines were located on the back of theater seats where the patrons could purchase a snack during the movie or show. T