5¢ MILLS NOVELTY CO. CHECK BOY TOKEN PAYOUT TRADE STIMULATOR

The Puritan Bell trade stimulator was manufactured in 1922 to 1939 by Mills Novelty Co. but this particular machine was produced during the later years because of the cast aluminum body. Still sharing

In unrestored condition, this machine shows age wear and patina to the case. Paper award card and marquee show some discoloration. Replaced coin side entry plate. Includes key. Circa 1925. 7-1/4"D x 8

This charming gum vendor was produced by the Mills Novelty Co. during the early 1930s. It features the namesake image of two bell boys on either side of the cast metal facade. This device displays wea

Mills 5 Cent “vest pocket” slot machine/trade stimulator. [Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., 1933]. Countertop three-reel trade stimulator with coin-slide, door, and “flipping” pay t

This small trade stimulator was produced during the 1920's and 1930's by the Mills Novelty Co. Its cast aluminum cabinet is cleanly and wonderfully detailed and has been polished in its recent history

PURITAN BELL, 1927, Mills Novelty Co., cast iron, 3-reel, 10.5”h; 7”w; 9”d; (in working order. Cast iron front panel and symbols guide card missing.); along with TICKETTE PUNCH, 1933

This is a Maine Novelty Co. Eclipse 5¢ cigar trade stimulator. Two arrows spin, which determines the payout in cigars or gum. The wood cabinet has good surface patina. The paper dial is in good, brig

This countertop trade stimulator offers up to three punches on the punchboard at the lower front as well as token jackpots. Punchboard is 100% intact and cabinet shows little wear. Includes two keys b

1892 Jones Novelty Co. Three for One Trade Stimulator, 5 cent machine. One of the first payout machines is business like in design and primitive in operation. 16 X 16 X 7 1/2 inches. Comes with key.

This countertop card machine is housed in a beautiful wood cabinet with top casting featuring racing horses. As indicated on the award card, three players can play at once and the played coin is shown

This portable gambling device is electrical and must be plugged in prior to use. The lid to the wooden box flips open and the hinged handle on top serves as a stand to support the lid. Circa 1939 from

This countertop trade stimulator features five flip-card reels with miniature playing cards. Winning card combinations were paid out in quantities of cigars. The reels show wear, however, the game ope

C. 1910, The Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, IL. Traditional five-card poker trade stimulator with oak cabinet, cast front and card reels. Countertop version. CONDITION: Showing some wear to the oak cabin

C. 1904, The Mills Novelty Co, Chicago, IL. This is a great oak poker trade stimulator with original reel strips, original marquee and with original award card. CONDITION: Replaced coin door showing s

Petite cast iron trade stimulator made by Mills Novelty around 1907. The Improved Puritan features slight differences in appearance when compared to the original Puritan. This device is so heavily oxi

Petite cast iron trade stimulator made by Mills Novelty around 1907. The Improved Puritan features slight differences in appearance when compared to the original Puritan. This device is so heavily oxi

This three reel countertop machine features a front gumball vendor with a unique twist operated product chute. Vendor glass is cracked on the interior and remains intact. Includes keys. Circa 1938. (V

Deposit a nickel and press the plunger to release the coin down the spiral chute, spinning the pointer so it points to a number between the pins arranged in a circle and receive your award in cigars o

Early countertop trade stimulator with nice oak cabinet and pin board. Players dropped nickels into the top of the device in hopes of winning cigars. This example is unrestored and features the origin

An ornate cast metal trade stimulator, produced by Mills Novelty Co. from 1922 to 1939. Offering the original three reel strips and award card, rewarding patron's points and highlights red details. Th

Mills Novelty Co. manufactured these fortune telling trade stimulators from 1919 to 1927. Players can select from six questions using the pointer and then press the button at the side of the cabinet t

U.S. Novelty Co. 5 Cent Clockwork Trade Stimulator. Chicago, 1894. George S. Stoneburner, inventor. With playing card dial. All original including two-cent playing card tax stamp on dial, and metal U.

C. 1925. The Mills Novelty Co. Chicago IL. The Puritan Bell trade stimulator was manufactured from 1922 to 1939 by Mills Novelty Co. CONDITION: Intricate detailing, numbered reel strips, all original

Paddle Roulette Wheel/Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1920. Colorful paper-covered wheel housed in a black wooden traveling case; pay chart is affixed inside the lid. 13 x 13 x 4 ¾�