Sparks Trade Stimulator

This trade stimulator is of Groetchen Tool & Mfg. Co. manufactured from 1938 through 1941. It has a cast aluminum cabinet in red with a silver base. The star on the front panel is detailed in blue and

While you knew your nickel was going to buy you a ball of gum, a spin of the 3 reels with cigarette packs on them had you wishing for a match that would yield a token good for a pack of smokes. This m

This machine is a cigarette counter top trade stimulator and doubles as a gum ball vendor. A certain amount of tokens equate to a certain pack of cigarettes as well as the amount. In working order, th

In fair condition with noticeable markings of paint chipping, however, the combination of silver and red gives this counter top trade stimulator an overall fun appearance. One cent earns a gum ball an

For a cent, players receive a ball of gum and the chance to win a token for free plays. Circa 1940s. One key is provided. (Good). 12-1/2"T.

This trade stimulator was produced by Groetchen Tool & Mfg. Co. manufactured from 1938 through 1941. It has a cast aluminum cabinet, original cigarette reel strips, gum ball dispenser and manufacturer

This countertop horse racing game was produced by Bally in 1934. It features a wheel divided into 8 sections, each with its own tin horse and rider figure. After depositing their coin, the player sele

1c BALLGUM TABLE TOP TRADE STIMULATOR BY SPARKS. COVER FOR COIN MECHANISM IS MISSING. NO KEY. 11" W x 9" D x 11" H.

A pair of trade stimulators. First is a cast-aluminum trade stimulator, manufactured by Groetchen Tool & Mfg. Co. from 1938 to 1941. It has a nice crinkle paint finish with accents of red and yellow.

Mills Novelty Company, in the earlier part of the 20th century, created two versions of this classic countertop roulette trade stimulator. This example, the second model, is the more desirable version

One of the earliest and greatest clockwork trade stimulators ever created by an American firm. This particular machine was assembled out of original parts by Mike Gorski a number of years ago. Charact

Instruction card and much of the interior show fading from age with aluminum cabinet in good overall condition, showing a nice patina throughout with letters P.B. on the back. Circa 1910. Includes key

A very desirable cast iron trade stimulator from the early 1900s with a baseball theme. Older nickel plating that has mellowed with age the machine has its original paper reel, original cash box, repl

This wood countertop cabinet features a miniature bicycle figure. Numbers along both front and rear tires are added together and matched to an awards card. Bell rings at the use of the hand crank. In

Deposit coin, push the lever and the wheels spin indicating the pay out in cigars or tokens. Original condition. Condition (Very Good).

This countertop trade stimulator features five flip-card reels with miniature playing cards. Winning card combinations were paid out in quantities of cigars. The reels show wear, however, the game ope

This is a Sun Manufacturing bicycle trade stimulator in original condition, showing some refinishing to the cabinet and with aged reproduction paper and new locking back cash drawer. The machine opera

A turn of the 20th Century two wheel bicycle trade stimulator, manufactured by Sun Mfg. Co. in 1896 to 1902. This is a highly sought after piece because during its time, patrons were enthralled by its

Early bicycle trade stimulator, probably Sun MFG. Co.. Fair condition. 19 1/2" x 5 1/2" x 13 3/4" Ht.. Provenance Bob Trimble Museum Collection.

A sought after two wheel bicycle trade stimulator offering roulette style game play. In working condition, the patron inserts a nickel, pulls the handle to the right, dropping the coin into the right

The Caille Brothers always seemed to be looking for inspiration for new machines by what worked in previous machines. In 1904, The Wasp was a countertop machine on a rotating base, with a single beaut

This charming little countertop cigar trade stimulator is housed in a curved wooden cabinet with original front etched glass, all original paper, coin drawer and coin entry. Players deposit their coin

C. 1891, Columbia Mfg. Co. Penny poker machines predated the nickel machines, and most were produced in the late 19th century. This Columbia trade stimulator on a cast iron pedestal - featuring a "Fre

Mills Jockey Five Reel Cigar Trade Stimulator, three coin slots. Excellent restored working condition. 16 X 20 X 13 inches. Comes with keys.