Day 2 - Annual Fall Classic 2021-11-19 Auction - 306 Price Results - Donley Auctions in IL
Day 2 - Annual Fall Classic
Triple Arch Brunswick Saloon Bar Gene Autry
Autopede Flying Saucer Amusement Kiddie Ride
1956 Ford Thunderbird Roadster w/ Continental Kit
Done
Union, IL, United States
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Day 2 - Annual Fall Classic

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3 Day Fall Classic - more items added weekly, please check back often. Day 1 (Thursday) features coin-op, gambling, jukeboxes, General Store, display cases, soda fountain, Coca-Cola, barber shop, Tobacciana, cash registers, early invention, Christmas, toys, circus, advertising, political, lighting, clocks, statues, architecture, furniture, artwork, Petroliana, nautical, and boat motors. Day 2 (Friday) features the best of the best including pinball, arcade, cash registers, barber shop, Coca-Cola, popcorn, soda fountain, railroad cars, antique and vintage cars, bikes and motorcycles, Petroliana signs, slot machines, gambling, a Gatling Gun, advertising signs, antique music, high-end antiques and rare/unusual items. Day 3 (Saturday) features antique music, phonographs, music boxes, records, rare musical instrument, advertising, pedestals and cabinets, parts and horns, tabletop radios, radio consoles, transistors, receivers, test equipment, tubes and parts. IF YOU READ ALL THE WAY TO THE END OF THIS DESCRIPTION, YOU KNOW YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS ANNUAL EVENT! Keep in mind that the auction is also LIVE in our auction gallery...come on out and see everything in person!
SOLD
Midway's Sea Wolf Arcade Game: Midway's Sea Wolf submarine arcade game. The Sea Wolf was one of the more popular arcade games, first released in 1976 with over 10,000 units being sold and the popularity continuing into the 1980's.
Est.
$2,000
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$3,000
SOLD
Vintage Sky Fighter Gun Mutoscope Machine: A 1940's era game where the player would shoot down planes with a movable scope. This coin op gaming machine took a nickel to play for 3 minutes. Comes with the door key. Machine has a great
Est.
$1,500
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$3,000
Keeney Air Raider Machine Gun: In 1939 the KEENEY Co. in Chicago copied an existing Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun created the Air Raider coin op game for arcades. The object was to shoot at attacking airplanes diving out of the sky,
Est.
$2,000
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$3,000
Lot Passed
SOLD
Coin Op Stem Shovel Arcade Machine w/ Base: A 2 player coin op game made by Mechanical World, Arlington Texas. Each player would put in a quarter and turn their handles to move the crane arms and pick up prizes. This machine was made in the
Est.
$800
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$1,000
SOLD
Vintage Stand Up Iron Claw Machine: A nice iron claw coin op game manufactured by C. Fleischer of Brooklyn New York. These coin op machines were popular in the early 20th century and played by turning a handle to grab prizes with the
Est.
$1,000
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$2,000
SOLD
National One Cent Scale: A large National coin operated scale taking pennies. Made by the Weighing and Sales Company of Greater N.Y.. Scale weighs up to 300 pounds with chart on weight indicator for men, women, and children.
Est.
$500
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$1,000
SOLD
1¢ Coin Op Grip Strength Test Machine: A well worn coin operated grip strength test machine. Decals on exterior are heavily worn and faded with the scale decal on the top faded into illegibility. Scale under glass panel is clear and
Est.
$200
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$250
SOLD
Chicago Express Coin Op Pinball Game: Train theme electro mechanical wood rail pinball made by Daval Mfg. of Chicago, IL circa 1935. Ten balls for 5 cents. In overall excellent original condition. A very scarce pinball from a company
Est.
$500
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$1,000
SOLD
Vintage Marshal US 5 Cent Coin Op Arcade Game: U.S. Marshal 5 Cent coin operated shooting arcade game produced by J.F. Frantz Mfg. Co in Chicago circa 1960's. Wood cabinet stands on 4 metal legs and has a plexiglass top for viewing targets.
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
Bally Centaur Pinball Machine: Produced by Bally Mfg. of Chicago, IL circa 1981. Artwork by Paul Faris. A very sought after 4 player machine which has spent most of its life in a home so it is not beat up at all. Cabinet is in VG
Est.
$4,000
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$6,000
SOLD
Olympic Hockey Pinball: A nice Olympic Hockey pinball machine made by Williams Electronics Inc of Chicago, IL in 1971. Overall very good original condition. 2 player game, Coin mechs intact, good playfield, cabinet shows
Est.
$700
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$1,000
SOLD
Williams Space Odyssey Pinball Machine: A two player machine made by Williams Electronics of Chicago, IL circa 1976. The back-glass for Space Odyssey was very clearly an adaptation of Robert McCall’s poster art for Stanley Kubrick’s
Est.
$500
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$1,000
SOLD
Pace Saratoga Slot Machine: A rare machine indeed. Produced by Pace Mfg. Co in 1941, the Saratoga was a console machine with a mechanical slot mechanism and electro payout. It has a unique feature of a pinball "Skill" option
Est.
$500
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$1,000
SOLD
Small Coin Op Baseball Game: A baseball coin operated machine made by the Pace Manufacturing Company of Chicago, IL. Machine is in overall very good condition with lever for launching balls working as intended. Machine exterior
Est.
$500
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$700
SOLD
Bally 5 cent Coin Op Horse Race Trade Simulator: Vintage 5 Cent Trade Stimulator, skill game manufactured by "The Bally Company". Game is called "Sparkplug" and is not only a luck, but somewhat a skill game looks to be in very good original working
Est.
$2,000
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$3,000
SOLD
Coin Op Four Jacks Skill Game: Looks to be an older restoration, inside mech parts look to be old, but please view pictures and judge yourself. Works well, back doors look to be replaced, overall in very good condition. Wood base
Est.
$400
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$800
SOLD
Coin Op Stimulator Gumball Vendor "Beat it": A rare and unique counter top stimulator, coin operated, wood case, gumball shoot and locking wood door. Visible through top glass is a spinning roulette style wheel with ball and three dice. A do
Est.
$600
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$900
SOLD
Coin Op Gold Miner Fortune Teller: Coin operated "Pappy" fortune teller made by Characters Unlimited of Boulder City, Nevada. This is the deluxe model with enhanced head, eye, and hand movement, a dollar bill acceptor, and fortune
Est.
$4,000
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$6,000
SOLD
Caille Cail-O-Scope Coin Op Viewing Machine: Made by the Caille Brothers of Detroit Michigan circa 1904. Drop a coin in the slot and see 15 different stereo views. Machine has an older restoration. Cabinet has been refinished, nickel parts re
Est.
$1,500
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$2,500
SOLD
Rosenfield Coin Op Stereo Viewer: This is the Regent model coin operated stereo viewer made by the Rosenfield Co. of New York circa 1903. Refinished oak cabinet on wood cabriole style legs with glass ball and copper oxidized claw
Est.
$1,500
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$2,500
SOLD
Coin Op Stereo Card Viewer: Circa 1905 coin operated stereo card viewer in oak cabinet. Originally used a spring motor and a battery for the light but has been updated with an electric motor and light. Operates on 110v.
Est.
$1,000
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$2,000
SOLD
Clamshell Mutoscope: A classic coin op "clamshell" Mutoscope made by the American Mutoscope Co. of New Jersey, it features an all cast iron reel housing, access door, stand, and marquee. There are no aluminum replacement
Est.
$5,000
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$7,500
SOLD
Cail-O-Scope Coin Op Stereo Card Viewer: Restored and updated Cail-O-scope stereo card viewer by the Caille Bros. Mfg. Co. of Detroit, Michigan. Oak cabinet has been refinished with marbleized pillars on the front. Stands on Caille Bros.
Est.
$2,000
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$3,000