Twico Coin Op Dice Game / Fortune Teller

Twico Coin Op Dice Game / Fortune Teller. Working. No back door. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 11 x 11 x 21

Zoltan Coin Op Fortune Teller, not working. Has been retrofitted with a CD player instead of reel. Sold as-is, as a project machine. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to b

One cent chrome napkin dispenser that also dispenses fortunes. Very good I.D. tag, good chrome, has key, also menu clips on back. Overall very good condition. 6-1/2 " T X 7" W X 4-1/2 " D.

Zambini Coin Op Fortune Teller, Not working. Lights up but nothing on screen and no sound. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 18.5 x 9 x 11.5

COIN-OPERATED FORTUNE TELLER, MADAM X W/NAPKIN HOLDER, FULL OF PAPER FORTUNES COMPLETE W/KEY, EXC COND, 6.5 H X 7.5W X 5 DEEP

Hard to find 10 cent solar horoscope fortune teller coin-op arcade by Peerless Vending. Also includes even harder to find thousands of the original rolled horoscopes. In working condition, no door on

In excellent condition and has been restored, works great, 19"x14"x6", restored

In excellent condition and has been restored, works great, 19"x14"x6", restored

The Wizard Fortune Teller Coin Op Trade Stimulator, 1920s. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 18 x 14 x 6

In excellent condition and has been restored, works great, 19"x14"x6", Restored

Restored. Possibly some reproduction parts. One penny Wizard Fortune Teller machine. Highly polished castings with colorful graphics. Working, with key.

1990s 25 cent coin operated The great Zambini Fortune teller arcade machine. Working condition. Freestanding upright cabinet version.Please self arrange private shipping service (eg. uShip or Uber Fre

Swami Fortune Teller Coin Op Napkin Holder Trade Stimulator. Great vintage piece! Ask the Great Swami a YES or NO questions question, drop a penny in and receive your fortune! At the time of catalogin

Diner penny fortune telling machine with napkin holders on sides. In great original condition and comes with a few fortune tickets. With key. 7 wide 4 1/2 deep 8 1/2 tall.

Mills “The Wizard Fortune Teller” Trade Stimulator. 1 cent coin op trade stimulator The Wizard Fortune Teller by the Mills Novelty Co., early model c. 1904-1910. Oak case with paper labels on the

Fortune Teller "What Will You Be" 25 Cent Coin op Arcade. Working, Reproduction. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 74 x 22 x 21

1930s coin operated "Select Em" dice rolling trade stimulator game by Exhibit Supply Co. Appears to be in nice working condition with cosmetic wear to the wood case, and plate loss to the metal featur

To play, simply deposit a coin, turn the knob to the question you wish to be answered, and press the plunger for either "Yes" or "No" to light up. The cherry red cabinet shows wear from many years of

This "7 Grand" countertop wood, metal, and glass dice game takes nickels, dimes, and quarters (5, 10, 25) and has 7 dice. Award card marked "Bradley Associates, Chicago, Ill." Circa 1948. There is a s

Made by Operators Supply Co. from 1931 to 1939, this fortune telling game features a lovely gypsy woman who will answer any of the 12 given questions. While the marquee advertises 1¢ play, the coin s

This counter top arcade game is designed with a 5-way coin entry that accepts pennies, nickels, and dimes. The three dice and the center shake when a coin or coins are pressed all the way in. Coin ent

MotoPolo is a 1968 electro-mechanical arcade polo game by Sega. Players control a small foam motorcycle over a smooth glass "Decola" playfield and push around a ping pong ball, trying to score on the

Rays Track by Bally Mfg Co. Chicago circa 1936. Nine horses race down the track, with odds drum indicating the odds on the winning horse. Payout goes into a hidden drawer compartment. Named after Ball

This is one of the rare survivors of the secret Bally coin operated roulette game that was never put into production. The game was designed by Doc Kaufman who worked for Bally and was the first game e