Dice Game Trade Stimulator, cA 1891

Baker “Pick-A-Pack” One Cent Cigarette Trade Stimulator Dice Game. Chicago, ca. 1939. A pull of the lever causes three dice to bounce inside. Matching all three with the brand at center wo

C. 1927. Bluebird Mfg. Kansas City MO. A very popular dice trade stimulator made by bluebird sales. CONDITION: Shows a complete repainting to the outside including a hand-painted replica of the origin

Counter top cigarette trade stimulator, made mostly of a dark finished wood. The interior contains the original paper marquee but has visible water damage. The center is a green felt base with 3 dice.

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

Players spin the dice in hopes of winning packs of cigarettes. The wooden cabinet is worn, however, the game plays well. Two keys are provided. (Good - Very Good). 18"L.

A circa 1940s dice game trade stimulator with decal on glass and maple wood case. Pulling the spring action handle pops the dice and three of a kind wins. Measures 13 x 7 1/2 x 6 We happily provide se

9.5" x 7" x 12"h 1940's dice game trade stimulator with scarce gumball vendor and maple wood case. Has curved glass face. In excellent working condition. Pulling the spring action handle pops the dice

This vintage 1937 Pack-o'-Cig's 1c Penny Dice Game Trade Stimulator is a captivating piece of gambling history.Standing as a testament to the ingenuity of its time, this tabletop machine offers a glim

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

Made by the Kalamazoo Automatic Music Co. Wood, metal, and glass construction, shows wear, discoloration, staining, and a few chips in the wood, missing key to the change box, working condition, displ

Unique 1940s Victor Roll-A-Pack trade stimulator coin operated dice rolling game. Nice original cosmetic condition with wear from use and age. Appears to function as it should (dice to do not always f

For a cent, players could win a pack of cigarettes if they rolled three of a kind. The cabinet shows wear from use and age. Plays well. One key is provided. 11"L.

673. Five Cent Skippo Dice Trade Stimulator. American: Manufacturer unknown, ca. 1945. All wood machine including the plunger, indicative of being produced during wartime. If the dice match a number o

Coin-operated trade stimulator, Kazoo Dice Game, 1 Cent play for a pack of cigarettes or other merchandise, VG cond, 5"H x 12"L.

Monterey-Miami Craps Trade Stimulator. Countertop dice game, wooden with glass-covered craps layout. Pushing the metal rod causes the dice to rattle. 18 x 12 x 2”. Lacking two rubber screw cover

“Real Ten Pin” 1 Cent Bowling Game Trade Stimulator. Cleveland: William Gent Mfg. Co., ca. 1928. Wooden case with aluminum gumball box, each with a window. When a penny is inserted and a b

1930s coin operated "Select Em" dice rolling trade stimulator game by Exhibit Supply Co. Appears to be in nice working condition with cosmetic wear to the wood case, and plate loss to the metal featur

Bliss Great Railroad Game, ca. 1891, charming early lithographed cover and fold-out board, with twelve lithographed paper on wood train game pieces, colored wood pieces, dice and cups, box - 18 3/4''

Manufactured during the 1920's by Charles Fey & Sons, this small dice game sports a textured cabinet with the profile of a flapper girl on either side. Plays well and has a great aged patina. One key

This counter top dice game offered players special cash prizes for scoring specific points on certain days of the week. One key is included. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 14-1/2"L.

Old Age Pension Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Exhibit Supply, 1930s. 25-cent countertop dice game with wooden cabinet. 5 x 10 x 14”. Working condition with keys.

This "7 Grand" countertop wood, metal, and glass dice game takes nickels, dimes, and quarters (5, 10, 25) and has 7 dice. Award card marked "Bradley Associates, Chicago, Ill." Circa 1948. There is a s

This is a countertop dice game manufactured by Exhibit Supply Co. in 1935. Dice 1 is numbered from 1 to 6. Dice 2 is "Place", "Show" or "Win". Dice 3 is "Win", "Place", or "Show", with different numbe

This is a countertop dice game, manufactured by Exhibit Supply Co. in 1935. Dice one is numbered 1 to 6. Dice two is place, show or win. Dice three is win, place, or show, with different number combin