1¢ PEERLESS WEIGHING MACHINE.

Red porcelain floor model scale with a mirrored dial and shield-shaped manufacturer's plaque. In great condition overall, showing minor wear to the mirrored glass and the dial with nearly all of the p

This a porcelain lollipop scale manufactured by the Peerless Weighing Machine Co. in the 1930s. Formulating the patron's "Honest Weight" for just one penny. Adorned in a gleaming shade of white corres

New old stock weighing vending machine tickets featuring pictures of celebrities from the 1940's and 50's. Excellent condition in original box. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE

Euclid Beach penny scale, Peerless Weighing Machine Co., Detroit, honest weight one cent coin operated scale. Original brass coin slot on top, porcelain body that has been repainted. Back cover key is

The National Weighing Machine 1 Cent Scale. New York: The National Weighing Machine Co., [ca. 1900s-1920s]. Scale mechanism by The Western Automatic Machine Co., Cincinnati, OH. Cast iron coin-op stan

Columbia Weighing Machine 1 Cent Scale. Insert a penny and find out your weight. Height 70”. Lacking rear paneling. Unrestored, sold as is.

1924 & 1938 Stock Certificates from American Music Corporation and Peerless Weighing and Vending Machine Corporation. 12' x 8".

This is an interesting lot of small items, consisting of 200 weighing machine tickets from a Peerless weighing scale, several 1933 Mill's Choice mints from a slot machine, a gambling lighter and sever

Antique Columbia Penny Scale circa 1922. Vintage Penny Scale by the Columbia Weighing Machine Co. NY. Measures 68-1/2" tall x 17" wide. Condition is very good. Minimal wear and scratches. Working grea

Twelve cast iron advertising machine paperweights, to include a Peerless radiator, 4 1/2'' h., three motors, two band saws, a Wincroft anvil, The Allyne Ryan Fdy Co. engine, York engine, etc.

PEERLESS" BASE SHAPE - CENTER FROM LEVER SUPPLIES PRESSURE ON ROLLERS - INTERESTING TOP PIECE 13" X 7" X 7 1/2" - ROLLERS 5

Ornate cast iron scale that operates with Australian or British one cent coins. The large dial touts "All British Manufacture" and the weight increments are detailed in pounds and stones, where each s

German silver and hard rubber trout reel with the following inscribed on the top portion of the front plate "C.F.S.W. From E.I.L., 1940". Comes with sliding oil port cap on back marked "Edward vom Hof

Peerless of Detroit manufactured this classic lollipop style floor scale in the 1920's. It is white porcelain, with a fluted column and a tiled standing plate. The polished, symmetrical internal mecha

Rated 7, 70"T., has ornate cast iron panels, the ring that holds the lens in is cracked and needs repaired, the porcelain face and sign at the top are nice.

STYLE 501. PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED. PINSTRIPED WITH BRASS PLATED TRAY. 16" L x 16" H

Coin-op penny scale mfg. Adams Weighing Machine Company, NY, USA, ca. 1910

An antique coin-operated floor model scale with mirrored front and sides and metal trim on a porcelain stand with an iron plate having embossed letters 'The National Weighing Machine New York'. Has a

An early 20th century coin-operated floor model scale by Columbia Weighing Machine Co. having a mirrored face, porcelain enamel dial face, wooden housing with a mosaic tile and porcelain stand. Has a

This scale has mirrored front with a porcelain base. It has a great look and is in very good condition. Condition: (Very Good).Dimensions: 18 - 3/4" x 28" x 70 - 3/4"

A small skill game where the player aims to get their coin into one of four different cups. The silver and green cabinet shows wear but is in overall good condition. Manufactured by Peerless Products

Columbia Weighing Machine One Cent Scale. Original coin-operated arcade scale. Insert a penny and find out your weight. Height 70”.

(4) orientalscatter rugs, (3) handmade & (1) machine made. The machine made is the largest and measures 95" x 26.75" to show sizes…

Scales; R.W WINFIELD; Birmingham, England; 19th century. Metal. Measurements: 16 x 8 cm. Profusely ornamented round-footed scale, from which a cylindrical shaft starts, in the upper part of which the