Penny King 1 Cent Chewing Gum “twin” vending machine. [New York: Flatbush Gum Co., ca.

Penny King 1 Cent Chewing Gum “twin” vending machine. [New York: Flatbush Gum Co., ca. 1930s]. Two vending machines attached to each other. Twin oblong globes with original stickers. With

Vendex Co. 1 Cent Gumball Vendor. Boston, ca. 1935. Cast iron base. Vendex also made machines to which Penny King Chewing Gum and Flatbush Gum Co. added their decals. Appears to include a bracket of s

Millard Vending Corp. 1 Cent Chewing Gum Vendor. New York, N.Y., 1916. Nickel plated over tin. Plating is worn and a few small dents in the base. Penny is inserted in the top. Original lock and key. W

A Penny King 1 cent bubble gum vending machine with original paper labels, from Bridgeport Conn. Some staining to labels, otherwise very good original condition in working order. The metal base slight

United States, Canada,20th Century Includes a "Delicious Chewing Gum" vending machine in blue finish with two options for spearmint or peppermint gum, and an "Adam's Chewing Gum" vending machine with

Carlton 1 Cent Rocket Bubble Gum Vending Machine. Chicago: Carlton Candy Co., ca. 1950s. Space age plastic and metal rocket-shaped gumball machine. With original decal on clear plastic body (some loss

1 Cent Auto Sales Chewing Gum Vending Machine. Made by the Autosales Vending Co., Circa 1899. Green enameled with white lettering. Adams Chiclets and Dentyne Gum enameled panels. 32"h. x 10"w. x 9-1/2

Countertop machine made by Zeno MFG. Co Chicago. Early 1900’s. There is a split on the bottom of the base and a hairline crack on the top. the upper trim does have some wood loss and the bottom edge

Circa 1927. Manufactured by the Hoff Vending Co. This penny vendor’s mechanism is made of pot metal and most are not in working condition. This unit does not work. Exterior is very good condition sh

633. One Cent “4 in 1” Candy and Gumball Vending Machine. American: Penny King Co., ca. 1935. This rotating art deco style machine is marked "The 4 In 1" and "EHL", the initials of Earl H. Lohmull

This lot of two vending machines consists of a two column 1 CENT Kandy King with original paint, all original condition. The second is a Penny Drop gum vending machine with original paint, coin entry

Bubble Gum 1 Cent Vending Machine on Stand. [ca. 1950s]. Painted metal vending machine with carousel coin slot, dispensing tray, and tray for penny return, and glass-fronted game board (if you win the

Penny Coin-Op Gumball / Candy Vending Machine Makers mark around top reads in part "Oak Mfg. Co. Inc. L.A. Calif. Pat..." Wear and imperfections. Height: 16"; Width: 7"; Depth: 7". (general store, col

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

Columbus 1 Cent Blue Tip Match Machine. Columbus: The Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1920s. Drop a penny into the vendor to release a match. Height 12”. Includes key, working. Rusting throughout.

Columbus Vending 1 Cent Coin Slot with Knob and Two Barrel Locks. Columbus, OH: The Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1920s. Coin slot with rotating knob to drop a penny into a gumball machine’s storage

Made by the Pulver and Chicle Mfg. Co. Circa 1899. This highly collectible vendor is made with embossed lithographed tin casing. Shows some wear around the glass. Featuring the Foxy Grandpa character,

Very rare cast-iron single column tab gum vending machine from the American Vending Machine Co. circa 1902. This machine sold Kis-Me gum and has a porcelain sign on the front advertising it. The sign

Mills 5 Cent OK Gum Vendor Slot Machine. Chicago: Mills Novelty, ca. 1912. Hardwood case with gleaming castings and side column-vendor for chewing gum. Face cast with the text “Liberty Bell Gum

This is an extremely rare vending machine made by the Singer Products Company of Chicago, Circa 1928. A clockwork vending machine that when operated, the birds sing and the gum is dispensed. The birds

Clamshell Mutoscope 1 Cent movie viewer. New York: American Mutoscope and Biograph Co., 1900. Hand-cranked movie viewer, similar to Edison’s Kinetoscope. Cast iron cabinet with glass viewport, b

Attributed to John Henry Belter (1804-1863), New York, ca. 1850-1860, carved and laminated in the "Tuthill King" pattern. Armchair: 46"h x 26"w (over arms) Footstool: 14-1/2"h x 18-1/2"w x 18-1/2"d Th

Field Mfg. Co. 1 Cent Sunny Boy One Jacks Slot Machine and Gumball Vendor. Circa 1926. Cast aluminum. A penny will get you a gumball and an attempt to flip the penny into Sunny Boy’s mouth. If succe

New York: H.C. Miner Litho, Co.[?], ca. 1900. Magnificent lithographed poster shows the mustache-clad magician discussing a passage in an open book with his costumed assistant, while a clown and two i