ZENO MFG. Co. COLLAR BUTTON VENDING MACHINE

Zeno 10 Cent Collar Button Vending Machine. Chicago: Zeno Mfg. Co., ca. 1900s. Countertop collar button vending machine with glass and aluminum case on a cast iron base. Coin slot with six positions f

In original condition with die cut marquee top sign and product. Circa 1905 by Zeno Button Co.. Includes key. Six columns of one piece collar buttons. Condition (Excellent). Size 13-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 5-

This 10¢ Zeno collar button vending machine would have been found in haberdasheries and men's clothing stores across the nation at the turn of the century. The collar buttons were dispensed in or

Price 5 Cent Collar Button Vending Machine. Attleboro, MA: Price Collar Button Mach. Co., ca. 1900s. Cast iron and glass collar button vending machine with numerous collar buttons present on rotating

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

This vending machine is model VMC 33, also meaning it can hold up to 33 bottles. Manufactured by Vendorlator Mfg. Co. in the 1950s, with the serial no. 33-35439. Made of steel, finished in the signatu

Coca Cola Vendolater MFG Co. Bottle Vending Machine. Model V.M.C. 33, serial 33-34818. {Approximate dimensions: 52 1/2 x 25 x 20 inches}. Condition: Some wear to the painted finish. With key.

red-painted metal, glass 17 x 18 1/4 x 7 1/8 in. (43.2 x 46.4 x 18.1 cm.) Provenance: Estate of Thomas Cy Mouradick, Newport Beach, CA

This boxed matches vending machine was manufactured by the Kelly manufacturing company and private labeled to the Alexander Mfg. Co. as distributor. This example has been restored with new paint, with

Metal.

A penny gumball machine with a cast-aluminum base and top, compete with an eccentric shaped 16-sided original glass globe and a nice Art Deco style. The coin entry is to the left of the machine while

Also referred to as the Master Novelty or Master Special, this countertop vendor is seafoam green with a tan cabinet. Showing a few small chips to the porcelain enamel. Marked with number B28029. Circ

Zeno Button Co. 10 Cent Collar Button Vendor and Original Box of Over 100 Assorted Collar Buttons with Original Shipping Label. Indianapolis, ca. 1905. Cast iron base and glass sides. Product inside m

(A) Lawrence Manufacturing single column vending machine in art Deco style. CONDITION: Original paint and complete, scuffs and surface scratches due to age. (B) Advance Manufacturing single column Her

14"x6"x6"

11" x 8" x 19.5" Restored 1 cent 2 compartment vending machine in excellent condition with glass windows. Working condition by Holli-Ware MFG. Co. This coin operated vending machine was part of the Du

Vintage American Superior MFG. Co. 5 cent gum vending machine, mid 20th c., featuring a rectangular case, four columns, atop a pedestal base, marked Superior MFG. CO. Evanston Ill above gum slot, mark

Including 1 - 1¢ Oak Mfg. Acorn ball gum vendor. Oak Mfg. Co. produced these classic vending machines from 1947-1950. With red base and top and clear glass globe with decal. Without keys. Measuring 8

A U.S. postage stamps dispenser, manufactured by Shipman Mfg. Co. and had produced vending machines from the 1930s to 1960s. There are two different postage stamps displayed, giving the patron options

Zeno Gum Vending Machine. Chicago: Zeno Mfg., ca. 1904. Clockwork mechanism. Wooden case with advertising text on side panels. Height 16”. Working with keys (including wind-up key).

ZENO CHEWING GUM PORCELAIN GUM MACHINE BY ZENO MFG. CO. CHICAGO, 6 1/2"H X 6 3/4" W X 5 3/4" D

Early stamp vending machine. Shipman MFG. Co. Los Angeles. 7 1/2" x 6" x 16".

A very unusual cigarette vending machine by Bender MFG. Co. The patron would select the brand desired and slide an indicator to that brand, and then drop coin and pull lever. A beautiful all wood vend

Three candy or nut vending machines by Northwestern Mfg. Co. Each approx. 16" high. Property from the estate of Walt Disney Imagineer John Patrick Burke.