10¢ Irving Kaye Co. Batting Practice Arcade Game.

A challenging single player pitch n' bat game, produced by Irving Kaye Co. in 1965. Housed in a white exterior cabinet with black and green details and has a baseball motif. The interior is clean, con

A horse racing themed game where the player aims to get the three steel balls into the slots with the highest point value. The player uses the front knob to switch the angle of the slopes and guide th

For every dime inserted, the player is given 10 shots and 5 targets. The score is kept on the counter at the top of the cabinet with "Your Score" engraved at the top. The cabinet is wood, colored in r

A counter game manufactured by A.B.T. Mfg. Co. from 1925 to 1939, offering 10 shots for every 10 cents. Aim and shoot targets, acquiring points ranging from 10 to 50. The cabinet has been restored, pa

25" wide X 98" long X 79" high. Untested. Power cord needs replaced. Does not have key. MG.

25" wide X 98" long X 79" high. Untested. Power cord needs replaced. Does not have key. Game has been disassembled and packed in a shipping crate. Must be picked up from Postal Connections in Mechanic

INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE REEL CO INC. 10 CENT ANTI AIRCRAFT ARCADE GAME. PAINT LOSS, LIGHTS UP, DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE WORKING. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

1940s United Mfg. Co. Super Shuffle Alley bowling arcade machine game, 10 cent per play, light up scoreboard, solid birch frame, complete with three original plated pucks, keys, patent 2192596, measur

Coin-operated machine in a wooden case. Manufactured by J. F. Frantz Mfg. Co. Shows wear to paint along edges but overall appears to be in solid condition. Has not been tested. 14 1/2 in wide 10 inche

Very nondescript girlie card viewer arcade machine by Exhibit Supply Co. 10¢ operation starts the light, and pressing the doorbell advances the cards seen in the viewer. Some scuffs and paint loss to

1 Cent Game of Skill Amusement. "Each Goal Ball Scores and Returns for Extra Kick" 17 1/2 x 14 x 10 inches.

A target practice skill game, using the coin to make your shot at the target. If successful, the winner receives their penny back but win or lose, the player receives a ball of gum. The cabinet is woo

64" X 31" X 14" Wide

This game was made in different variations, which then produced three generations by H.C. Evans between 1939 and 1953 before it went out of business, and the idea was bought out by Williams in 1957. F

Beautifully restored 1955 Williams Sidewalk Engineer sports an aqua blue cabinet with orange speckles. Players control the bulldozer with the lever and buttons and are able to move around the gravel (

EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO IRON CLAW DIGGER ARCADE GAME WITH KEY AND IN WORKING CONDITION- DIMENSIONS 67.5 H X 24 W X 22 DEEP

This arcade game is housed in a pinball style case and was manufactured by Southland Engineering Inc. of Santa Monica, CA in 1965. It was designed by Henry Williams. One key is included. Condition (Ex

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

A.B.T. Manufacturing Co. 5 Cent U.S. Marshall Arcade Game. Chicago, ca. 1950. Slide a nickel in the slot and fire at the bad guys in the Silver Dollar Saloon. Machine on four legs. Original lock and k

A very desired pitch and bat game with the complete running man unit in the head of the machine. A late model with Formica play field in nice condition and nice back glass showing very minor flaking.

One cent "Poison This Rat" flip ball style arcade game, ca. 1941. With slogans to encourage the purchase of WWII war bonds. Manufactured by Groetchen Tool Co.Height: 23 1/2 in x width: 15 1/

C. 1930s-1940s. Skee ball-type game with additional feature of bonus points. This is a 10 - 1/2' version the much rarer version of this exciting game. These came in lengths of 7', 12 - 1/2', and 14'.

This is an exceptionally rare Exhibit Supply Co. fortune telling machine in original untouched condition. It has its original heavy cardboard face dial, original marquee with strong bright colors and

Exhibit Supply Co. Peep Show Coin-Operated Barrel Viewer. Original figural penny arcade game features busts of a man and woman standing behind barrels. Drop in a coin to light up the inside of the bar