ABT Manufacturing Trip-L-Jax Penny Drop Arcade

ABT Manufacturing Trip-L-Jax Penny Drop Coin Operated Arcade. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 18 x 14 x 10

A.B.T. Manufacturing Company 1 Cent Trip-L-Jax Machine. Chicago, ca. 1930. Flip a penny into one of three pockets, turn the handle and collect all the pennies in that pocket. Aluminum and wood. Origin

Trip-L-Jax 1 Cent Arcade Machine. Oak cabinet. Good original working condition. 13 1/2 X 18 1/2 X 10 1/4 inches. Comes with padlock and key.

Penny arcade drop card viewer features an oak cabinet and metal feet. Machine has marquee, which reads, "A French Doll Baby, a Boudoir Stunt." Condition (Excellent). Size 71 -1/2' T.

Early 1930's fantastic rare penny arcade machine. Haydon Manufacturing Co. worked in conjunction with the British American Novelty Co. to develop the famed "Pussy" Shooter. 5 shots for a penny! Knock

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

C. 1930, A.B.T. Manufacturing, Chicago, IL. A.B.T., who had a proclivity for producing target skill games, did it again in 1930 by producing this great shooting game. When a target is shot, it spins a

A.B.T. Manufacturing of Chicago did it again in 1930 by producing another great shooting game. When a target is shot, it spins a reel with an animal on it. In addition to the nice oak cabinet, this ga

1¢ Striking Clock mechanical strength tester arcade machine manufactured by The Exhibit Supply Co. out of Chicago, Illinois, 1925 - 1930. The patron drops a penny in the coin slot, then pushes hand

Penny baseball skill game has a pin drop field. Player shoots a ball and tries to catch it in a cup. Includes keys. Circa 1946 by either the American Amusement Co. or Munves Mfg Corp. Condition (Excel

The Cail-O-Scope Oak 5 Cent Viewing Machine. Circa 1900. Original penny arcade machine, oak cabinet and marquee with cast metal legs, view finder, and front ornaments. Drop in a nickel and a series of

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

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

(Walt Disney World, 1971-95) A vintage Major League electro-mechanical pinball bat game manufactured by Williams in 1963. This game machine was installed in the Magic Kingdom's Penny Arcade on Main St

Original Penny Arcade Sign From Disney World, Lights Have Been Replaced {Dimensions approximately 20 x 144 inches}

Later printing silver gelatin photograph produced by and from an Ives-Sillman portfolio under Evans supervision of a C1936 image of his Penny Picture Display, Savannah (GA). Edition numbered 56/75 LL;

The Northwestern Corp. produced this cast iron penny drop specifically to fit the Model 33 peanut merchandiser in 1933. The odds are 10% that you get your penny back. Four keys are included. (Very Goo

C. 1910. The National Phonograph Co. Orange NJ. A wonderful example of Thomas Edison's introduction into the coin-operated penny arcade music market, called the "Eclipse." Original triumph motor with

This monumental penny arcade game is a recreation of a Watling machine manufactured in 1904 with less than a handful of originals known to exist today. A fantastic John Papa recreation with twelve mad

PENNY ARCADE GRIP TEST MACHINE. SQUEEZE THE GRIPS TO LIFT THE CANNON BALL. HOW MANY TIMES CAN YOU RING THE BELL? BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL OAK CABINETRY WITH CAST IRON AND GLASS DISPLAY.

This is a wonderful late 19th century nickel penny drop in exceptional condition. The applied brass label states, "Drop a nickel in slot. If it goes to the right you win 15¢". Beautiful quartered oak

Play Basketball One Cent Skill Game Gumball Vendor. Penny arcade machine by E.E. Junior Mfg., which dispenses one gumball to the player, plus any extra the customer manages to shoot into the basket. 1

This game of chance was manufactured by O. D. Jennings in 1931. It is in original condition with a inpaint to the Ball Gum marquee. This penny drop has the added feature of a directional wheel with a

C. 1924. ABT Manufacturing. A very rare counter top game by ABT with a skill component and a gumball for your nickel. Deposit the coin, launch the ball into the playfield, and try and score by catchin