5¢ Northwest Coin Bell-Skill Deluxe Trade Stimulator.

This trade stimulator has the same concept as the traditional roulette game except this version does not spin while operating and relies on three white balls to land on the indentations of the wheel.

1926 Mills Puritan Bell Coin Operated Trade Stimulator, 5 cent. Cast aluminum. Original rare numbered reel strips and pay-out card. Excellent unrestored condition, comes with key.

Target Skill Coin Op Trade Stimulator, Working. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 17 x 8.5 x 22

Puritan Baby Bell Coin Operated Trade Stimulator. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 10.5 x 8 x 9

Dewey Penny Drop Trade Stimulator Skill Game. Chicago: Jonas Bell & Co., ca. 1900 (date on metal plaque Jun. 22. 97; cabinet stamped “156--?”). Drop a coin in the chute at the to

Mills Puritan Bell Trade Stimulator, 5 cent machine. Professionally restored, working condition. 8 1/2 X 10 X 9 inches. Key to coin drop only.

Coin-operated trade stimulator/arcade skill game, "Patience Leads to Success", cast iron & wood, 5 Cent, mfgd by Boyce Coin Machine Amusement Corp.-Tuckahoe, NY, c.1920, VG orig working cond, 55"H x 1

This is a rare coin drop trade stimulator of J.D. Latimer And Co. manufactured from 1893 to 1895. Its cabinet is made of wood but the interior paper components appear to be new, advertising rewards in

Charles Fey improved on his earlier version of this poker themed game in 1935 by changing the wood cabinet to more of a rectangular shape and adding an A.B.T. coin slide. The paint is worn on the alum

This countertop coin drop, payout, skill game is in working condition. Back door is new. Two keys are included. Circa 1930. (Very Good). 10"D x 16"W x 19"T

This trade stimulator payout skill game in original condition features a rocking wheel at the center decorated with a seesaw scene. Features a pin wall and 5 jackpot pockets. Circa 1931. Includes key.

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

The Mills Novelty Company manufactured the Puritan Bell, also known as the Aluminum Bell, in 1926. It features a cast aluminum cabinet and three fruit and bell reels visible through a single glass win

Groetchen Ginger 5 Cent Coin Op Trade Stimulator. Has key. Complete, not working. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 12 x 9 x 9

Keeney Scramball 5 Cent Coin Operated Trade Stimulator, circa 1940s. Working. Has keys. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 20 x 15 x 14.

Daval American Eagle 5 cent coin operated trade stimulator slot machine as found. Vintage 5 cent 3 reel fruit game 1940's, not working. Several areas of paint loss.

ANTIQUE LIBERTY BELL 5 CENT TRADE STIMULATOR. WITH KEY. DOES NOT WORK. 10" H.

Nice vintage table top Mills 5 cent 3-reel trade stimulator. Nice cosmetic condition with wear from use and age. Needs work. No keys. Measures approximately 8 1/2" tall by 8 1/2" across by 9" deep. RE

Keystone Novelty produced this baby bell trade stimulator in 1928. It features a textured cast metal body with three small fortune reels. Has the original paper and reel strips. The reels of this mach

This is a rare coin drop trade stimulator of J.D. Latimer And Co. manufactured from 1893 to 1895. Its cabinet is made of oak, the interior paper components are original but faded, advertising rewards

1900-1910 One cent, coin-operated, Bell-Fruit-Gum trade stimulator / gumball machine / dispenser, 3 gaming reels, 18 x 14 x 10". Untested, stored for years, selling in as found condition.

Hamilton 5 cent Daisy coin drop trade stimulator circa early 20th century. Height 9".

Mills Puritan “Baby Bell” 5 Cent Trade Stimulator. Mills Novelty, early 20th century. Three-reel trade stimulator with original reel strips and award card, case repainted in black and red.

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