1¢ Chester-Pollard Junior Golf Countertop Arcade

This is a high-quality recreation of the rare 1927 countertop game, with only a few examples known to exist. The wooden body is smooth with only a couple of scratches near where the coin drawer slides

Chester-Pollard Amusement Co. Inc. circa 1928 floor model Play Golf. Game offers 5 balls for 5¢. Playing field and cast iron golfer figure are in original condition and do show some normal play wear.

This is a very fun game to play, and exceedingly rare. Circa 1927 by Chester-Pollard Amusement Co. Inc, New York City. The marquee reads "Golf for two". Mostly original, cash door drawer and lock have

After inserting a nickel, player receives three golf balls. Left lever controls the position of the mannquin golfer and the right lever controls the swing. As this is a 1927 Chester-Pollard, the condi

Chester-Pollard 5 Cent Play Golf Arcade Game. 1928. Player receives five golf balls, left lever controls the position of the golfer and the right lever controls the swing. The goal is to hit the ball

This lot of two is made up of 1- 1¢ Flipper coin drop game made by Erie Machine Co.. It has a light oak body, a pin field with mystical designs and an acrylic front with a slight chip at center of th

This lot of two is made up of 1- countertop arcade game, manufactured by Keeney And Sons, Inc. and gives patron 5 multi-color balls per nickel. There is minimal wear throughout. One key is included. 1

This is a Chester-Pollard Play Football game in original condition with the exception of some clothing on the player. CONDITION: With the original scorekeeper, original marquee and all original player

This counter game offers one attempt at getting a penny into one of the four available slots per coin inserted. Appears to be in original condition, showing minor age wear throughout. Made by Koplo Sa

C. 1926. Chester Pollard "revamped" this football/soccer game in and around 1926 in order to lower the profile and provide an alternate view of the game. Unlike the "Munve's" versions, this is an orig

This is a 1¢ Busy Ball trade stimulator or counter game with design patent correlating to 1914. This is an exceptionally rare survivor with only a handful of known examples. Unknown manufacturer. Upo

To play, simply deposit a coin, turn the knob to the question you wish to be answered, and press the plunger for either "Yes" or "No" to light up. The cherry red cabinet shows wear from many years of

One ball for 5-cents and plays incredibly smooth. The 3-Dimensional football players have been repainted and readjusted for proper operation. The original coin box receiver and original locking device

This is a rare-fabricated Munve's version of the Chester Pollard Play football arcade game. A cut-down oak cabinet, with recast figures in new clothes. 25¢ operation, with recreated marquee, works wi

1920s Large floor model amusement machine by Chester-Pollard Amusement Company Inc. measures 44 x 73 x 18 inches. Some restoration to rear crowd grand stand panel, mostly original. Includes key and ex

This lot of two is made up of 1- 1¢ Love Meter, circa 1938. Amusement machine used to "Measure Your Sex Appeal On This Love Tester." Results vary from "Bashful" to "Uncontrollable." It has an oak cab

This is a countertop skill game, decorated in gold with red and blue details. There are two sides of the game, allowing two players and depicts similar decals of a man in Latin clothing. There are two

The Baffle ball is a skill game offering ten shots for each coin inserted, the player uses the knob at the left to send a ball toward the basket on the other end of the cabinet. In working order, this

This skill game offers ten shots for each coin inserted, the player uses the knob at the left to send a ball toward the basket on the other end of the cabinet. In working order, this machine appears t

Lot includes : 1. Arcade 7" Chester Gump cart, 2. 3 3/4" Cart, 3. 8" wagon and 4. 6" U.S. Mail wagon. No cracks or repairs. Chester Gump cart has repainted wheels, the rest appear to be original. Cond

This is a Boyce coin machine Wee Gee penny drop trade stimulator. The patron drops a coin in the question they want to ask at the top and the machine gives them a yes or no answer based on where their

A Chester Pollard Amusement Co., two-player baseball arcade game. 32in tall x 64in wide x 40in deep.

Merit Countertop Touchscreen Multigame Arcade #1. Locked, untested

After inserting the penny, patron cranks the turn handle on the right of the game then receives 5 steel balls. Acquire 0 to 50 to 200 points by snapping the ball through the lever and into the spiral