1940s Penny Coin Op Football Game, J.F. Frantz

J.F. FRANTZ MFG KICKER & CATCHER SKILL GAME COIN OP VINTAGE ANTIQUE *** Thank you for attending HATMAN AUCTIONS! Yes, we ship all items that are not oversized. Please see photos for measurements and d

Behind the glass front panel, a colorful metal kicker and catcher, clad in vintage 1930s football attire. A penny releases three metal balls to the kicker, who then punts them one by one in the direct

Floor model, wooden, coin-op football game. Chester Pollard from the 1920s. 74" high x 44" wide. Unrestored condition.

1920s Chester-Pollard Coin Op Football Game. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 71 x 46.5 x 20

Kickoff Coin-Op Football Game. Dimensions 49.5x15

COIN-OP FOOTBALL GAME 13X8X9"

CASE HAS DAMAGE. NO BACK. UNKNOWN WORKING ORDER. 15" X 9" X 25 1/2"

REMCO CONEY ISLAND PENNY MACHINE COIN OP GAME *** Thank you for attending HATMAN AUCTIONS! Yes, we ship all items that are not oversized. Please see photos for measurements and description. SPECIAL NO

New Old Stock Kicker & Catcher Coin Op Arcade by J.F. Frantz. Just unpacked out of the box. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions of Box: 12 x 16 x 22

Excellent all original Kicker and Catcher Coin-Op Machine. Great colors and decals on glass. Works but spring on kicker is a little weak. Has key. 17 1/2" Excellent

1940s Marvel's 1 Cent Pop-Up baseball coin operated countertop skill game. Good cosmetic condition with reverse paint loss, some pitting on handles, and wear from use and age. Includes key. Displays v

1940s Marvel's 1 cent Pop-Up baseball coin operated countertop skill game. Fair cosmetic condition with reverse paint loss, repainted fielder, receiver, to the coin and wear from use and age. Missing

Football kicking game with three steel balls, cast aluminum players in field behind glass in maple case, printed instructions behind glass with Th Baker Novelty Company, Chicago with two keys, 13 1/2

This fun game is the J.F. Frantz Mfg. Co. version of the popular football themed countertop pin field arcade game. Kicking spring is still lively and plays great. Graphics are on the reverse glass and

This is a mechanical arcade game, manufactured by J.F. Frantz in the 1940s. Player uses the right knob to kick and the left knob to catch. It has an oak cabinet with matching stand and a cast aluminum

Unique early " Pyramid " coin operated oak arcade machine. Appears to be in overall good cosmetic condition with weathering to wood, plate loss, some damage to game board, and other wear from use and

Penny operated counter top game of skill. Each catch scores and returns extra kick. 17 1/2 x 13 3/4 x 7 1/2 Condition: Missing crest. General wear from use. Temp No 3037

This counter top arcade game is designed with a 5-way coin entry that accepts pennies, nickels, and dimes. The three dice and the center shake when a coin or coins are pressed all the way in. Coin ent

J.F. Frantz Mfg. Co. Long Shot Basketball countertop game of skill, 5 cent coin operated, wood case with reverse painted glass panel, circa 1950's, comes with its original key, 23" high x 14" x 10"

In very good, working condition, this circa 1940s drinking game comes with a 6Volt battery. Add to your game room or small enough to bring to a party for some laughs. Sits on a 20" X 7" base and measu

This is a wonderful piece showing some wear. When coin deposited, ball does not release. This has been sitting for 25 years and was working. It likely needs to be oiled. Key present and working. Local

MotoPolo is a 1968 electro-mechanical arcade polo game by Sega. Players control a small foam motorcycle over a smooth glass "Decola" playfield and push around a ping pong ball, trying to score on the

Rays Track by Bally Mfg Co. Chicago circa 1936. Nine horses race down the track, with odds drum indicating the odds on the winning horse. Payout goes into a hidden drawer compartment. Named after Ball

This is one of the rare survivors of the secret Bally coin operated roulette game that was never put into production. The game was designed by Doc Kaufman who worked for Bally and was the first game e