5 Cent Lee Manufacturing Co. "Try It" Spin Dice Tr

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.B.T. Manufacturing Co. 5 Cent U.S. Marshall Arcade Game. Chicago, ca. 1950. Slide a nickel in the slot and fire at the bad guys in the Silver Dollar Saloon. Machine on four legs. Original lock and k

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

A.B.T. Manufacturing Co. U.S. Marshall 5 cent coin operated target skill game, circa 1950's, comes with its original key, 53" high x 14" x 28

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

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.

Insert a coin and watch the wheel spin as the dice shake throughout the enclosed space at the center. Points are earned for certain dice combinations. Manufactured by the Exhibit Supply Company from 1

SHAKE'EM Coin Operated Dice Game. The game cost 5 cents to play. Once you insert your nickel the dice shake and you try to get the best poker hand possible. The glass top is painted from the underside

For your consideration is this original, unrestored 1930s 5 cent "U Select-It" Candy Vending Machine manufactured by Coan Manufacturing Company in Madison, Wisconsin. William Coan established The Coan

Measures 9.t inches by 18 inches. Advertising milk 5 cents. Uncleaned. A few tracker holes Please examine photos carefully in order to determine the condition of the item. Photos are ultimately the be

5 cent "Midget" Lucky Spot 36 Countertop Dice Game, Chas. Fey & Son, Mills Sales Co., ca 1926, original papers and key

Pointers Cigars 5 Cent Die Cut Tin Flange Sign. A.B. Cunningham & Co. Phila. A few scratches otherwise excellent condition. 18 1/2 X 13 1/2 inches.

Bluebird Sales made this game in 1927, surprisingly the same year that its virtual twin was made by the Ad-Lee Company. It has a green craquelure finish and "Try It" decals that only have minor scratc

Vintage Quality supply co one cent "Horses" eight in one dice game. Measures 9 1/2" (23cm) width by 5" (13cm) height.

A.B.T Manufacturing 1 Cent Target Skill Shooter Game. Chicago: A. B.T Mfg. Co., ca. 1930s. 1 cent target skill simulator game advertising 5 shots for 1 cent. Oak cabinet with aluminum casing. 17 &#189

Ad-Lee released this version of Try-It in 1927. The sheet metal body is painted a smooth red and the dice spinning platform works smoothly. One key to a small padlock is included. Condition: (Excellen

Ad-Lee released this version of Try-It in 1927. The sheet metal body is painted a smooth red and the dice spinning platform works smoothly. One key to a small padlock is included.Keys: Yes Condition:

“I Owe You” 25 Cent Dice Trade Stimulator. 1934. A coin is inserted, four dice with letters are rolled, and the user tries to spell “IOU”. 10 x 14 x 5”. Original lock, no

Overall: 87.5" H Sign: 47.5" D Base: 19" D Cast iron base made by A.H Nilson Machine Co., Bridgeport, Conn. Die-cut tin Greyhound is racing between two metal circles. Spins freely. Please see photos f

Caille Brothers 5 Cent Dice Popper. Detroit: Caille Brothers, ca. 1900s. Five-cent coin-operated gambling machine. Cast iron, nickel plating with original back door. Reproduced manufacturer’s la

ART DECO "TREASURY" SLOT MACHINE 5 CENT, WATLING & CO., C. 1930, H. 24", W. 18", D. 14"

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