A Manikin Baker Boy Gum Vendor

A Manikin Baker Boy Gum Vendor Manikin Vendor Co., Portland, Oregon, Circa 1920-1930 serial number UTA. 65. Height 16 1/4 x width overall 11 x depth 6 1/4 inches.

1928 Manikin Vendor Co. Baker Boy Gum Vendor. The baker turns to the oven, opens the door, scoops up a gumball and nodding turns to send it down the chute. White hat ,yellow shirt has chipped paint. R

1928 Manikin Vendor Co. Baker Boy Gum Vendor. The baker turns to the oven, opens the door, scoops up a gumball and nodding turns to send it down the chute. White hat ,yellow shirt has chipped paint. O

1928 Manikin Vendor Co. Baker Boy Gum Vendor. The baker turns to the oven, opens the door, scoops up a gumball and nodding turns to send it down the chute. Red shirt, white hat. Original working condi

1928 Manikin Vendor Co. Baker Boy Gum Vendor. The baker turns to the oven, opens the door, scoops up a gumball and nodding turns to send it down the chute. Yellow shirt. Early re-paint, working condit

1928 Manikin Vendor Co. Baker Boy Gum Vendor. The baker turns to the oven, opens the door, scoops up a gumball and nodding turns to send it down the chute. Indian version in brown suit. Restored worki

This countertop vendor features a baker automaton who delivers a single ball of gum to the patron. Exterior green and red paint is excellent with very little wear, while the baker shows some paint los

Working condition, has key, displays well, rare machine, 16"x11", restored with minor wear

Working condition, no key, displays well, rare machine, 16"x11", original paint, shows areas of paint loss, wear, and discoloration

Not in working condition, no key, handle is in the machine, rare, displays well, 16"x10.5", repainted

This countertop Manikin Vendor machine includes two round side windows and front display, typical of the early models. In original, working condition with some paint loss throughout. Circa 1928. Inclu

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

American Amusement Co. Mechanical Baker Boy Model Gum Shop 10 Cent Coin Operated Vending Machine on Stand. Working. Has keys. Dimensions without Stand: 57 x 26 x 23 **Reach out to auction house for a

This is a late 19th century to early 20th century Zeno gum dispenser. It is made of wood with cast iron features and is missing the cast iron coin slot. The paper decal reads "'Got Em' All Skinned' Al

Coin-operated ball gum machine, Baker Boy, mfgd by AM Co., Exc restored working cond, 19"H x 11"W.

"Scoopy Gum Vendor" bubble gum machine. Gaylord Mfg Co, Detroit Michigan, 1 cent, with baker who scoops gumball out of door then drops it in trough to opening. Measures 19 1/2" tall x 9" wide x 6 3/4"

This Garden City "Bar Boy" trade stimulator has the original handle, original case, original reel strips and original backdoor, with some internal mechanism parts. Also with original gum vendor. Machi

This is a very difficult gum machine to find, manufactured by the A. M. Company, called the "Scoopy". Upon depositing a coin, the baker in the window will turn and scoop a gumball out of the oven and

C. 1935, Watling Mfg. Chicago, Illinois. A beautiful restoration of a rare Watling treasury with front gum vendors with Indian Head medallions. Dual jackpots and penny operation. CONDITION: Showing a

Mills 5 Cent OK Gum Vendor Slot Machine. Chicago: Mills Novelty, ca. 1912. Hardwood case with gleaming castings and side column-vendor for chewing gum. Face cast with the text “Liberty Bell Gum

The Columbus Model 36 is a cast-iron tab gum vending machine where the number 36 is believed to represent the number of sticks it would hold. Original paint with no defects and no repair. Some scuffin

This three-reel machine is a tabletop version of the more commonly seen floor model vendor. This example is without the lower vending cabinet, though it still advertises for a package of mints with ev

This early countertop vending machine dispenses a single packet of gum using a lever. Patent Nov. 1, 1904 by the National Vending Machine Co. Glass dome shows repair. Condition (Very Good). Size 15" T

A large, floor model vending machine with a mechanical "Baker Boy" figure who scoops up a treat and delivers it to the player. With upper window to view items that may be vended. With two keys and 90"