CHICAGO CLUBHOUSE TRADE STIMULATOR

Chicago Club House Trade Stimulator Gum Vendor, 5 cent machine. Older restoration, excellent working condition. 12 X 15 1/4 X 9 3/4 inches. Comes with key.

Chicago Club House Trade Stimulator Gum Vendor, 5 cent machine. Original working condition. 12 X 15 1/4 X 9 3/4 inches. Comes with key.

Five card reel countertop poker machine offering points and a piece of gum for each penny inserted. Retaining the original reel strips, which have yellowed with age. Award card is a copy showing wear.

Daval Chicago Club House 1 Cent Trade Stimulator, working. Has keys. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 13.5 x 12 x 10

Trade Stimulator - Chicago Club House. Nice machine with original look. Key.

Chicago Club House 1 Cent with Extended Base Trade Stimulator. [Deval Mfg. Co.], ca. 1930s. Five-reel poker hand machine. Aluminum case, original pictorial reel, and reward label. 12 x 9 ½ x 12 &

Pace 1 Cent Baseball game trade stimulator. Chicago: Pace Mfg Co. Metal cabinet with wooden lid and base. Front panel with glass and painted in yellow and red. With keys. Approximately 9 x 7 ½ x

Old Age Pension Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Exhibit Supply, 1930s. 25-cent countertop dice game with wooden cabinet. 5 x 10 x 14”. Working condition with keys.

Dicette Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Bally Mfg., 1933. Five-cent machine with wooden case. 15 x 13 x 6”. Original condition, working with keys.

ESCO Select Em 5 Cent Trade Stimulator. Chicago, 1934. Wooden cabinet trade stimulator with glass top. After a nickel is pushed inside the four dice bounce, corresponding to a scorecard “for amu

A.B.T. 1 Cent “Rol-Let” trade stimulator. [Chicago: A.B.T. Mfg. Corp., ca. 1930s]. Tabletop roulette-style game, wherein a customer deposits a penny in the coin-slide, and 3 marbles enter

672. One Cent Whiz Ball Trade Stimulator. Chicago, Pace Manufacturing Co., ca. 1931. This is a contemporary machine but made with original molds. Lock and key. 17 ½”tall. Excellent.

This is a wonderful machine restored to its former glory. Overall condition is very good. It seems to function properly, but has been sitting for 26 years. It will likely need a going over. Key(s) not

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.

Mills Little Perfection Poker Reel Fortune-Teller / Trade Stimulator. Chicago, ca. 1900s. Countertop fortune-teller which could have also been used as a trade stimulator, in original wooden cabinet re

Mills Novelty One Cent Little Perfection Poker Reel Trade Stimulator. Chicago, ca. 1901. Original cabinet and reels, replaced base and rear cover. Drop in a penny and win up to 25 cigars depending on

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”.

Pace One Cent Whiz Ball Trade Stimulator. Chicago, ca. 1930s. Insert a penny and flip the lever to earn points based on which hole the ball drops into. Working, with key.

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

Groetchen 1 Cent Little Prince gum vendor countertop trade stimulator. Chicago: Groetchen Tool Co., 1930. Aluminum case with painted accents and text. Two windows at the front, fortune-telling sheet a

Pace Mfct. One Cent Whiz Ball Trade Stimulator. Chicago, IL: Pace Mfct. Co., ca. 1931. An early version with sheet metal cabinet and wood top and base, five shots for a penny, decal completely worn of

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

Groetchen 1 Cent “Dandy Vender” Gum Vendor Countertop Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Groetchen Tool Co., 1930. Aluminum case with painted accents and text. Two windows at the front, paysheet a

Paddle Roulette Wheel/Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1920. Colorful paper-covered wheel housed in a black wooden traveling case; pay chart is affixed inside the lid. 13 x 13 x 4 ¾�