CAST IRON SIMPSON PEANUT MACHINE.

This is a very rare cast-iron peanut machine embossed for the J.H. Bryant Co. Manufacturer. This peanut machine has a very unusual slug ejector over the coin entry, has an original #7 lantern globe, o

C. 1910, The Advance Machine Co., Chicago, IL. Arguably one of the most iconic cast-iron peanut machines. Classic hourglass globe, early dark red paint with pinstriping, and at a tall 20", the Advance

This is a lot of 2 vending machines. The first is a Columbus model M cast-iron peanut machine with original slug rejector and original AMACO locks. Original octagon globe with added decal. Nice porcel

Unmarked. It displays well and the globe is in good condition. Missing the door on the reverse, the knob on the front and possibly more. Coin slide is stuck. Has an older repaint. 23"x10.5"

Circa 1915 cast-iron Hance Zenith Peanut Machine with original white porcelain base. The original castings on this machine have been re-nickeled. This machine also came in a version without the porcel

Coin-operated peanut machine, Hanse, cast iron w/flared globe, c.1910, mech looks complete but needs cleaning to work, as found cond w/no back door & cracked globe, 19"H x 9"W.

This is a cast-iron porcelain Columbus Model "M" Peanut Machine. All original porcelain with slight chipping around the locks, but nothing that distracts from the sheen and shine of the porcelain. The

Smilin’ Sam from Alabam’ 1 Cent Peanut Vendor. Chicago: General Merchandise, Inc., 1990s. Replica of the original cast iron machine that dispensed peanuts when a coin was inserted and the

13.5" Circa 1928 gumball / peanut vending machine with cast iron and aluminum body and glass globe in used working condition. The machine comes with a barrel and AMCO locks and keys. This vending mach

Advance “Climax 10” 1 Cent Peanut Machine. Chicago: Advance Machine Co., ca. 1915. Red cast iron with an elongated globe. 20 x 8” (base). Rusting to peanut catcher, chipping to paint

Iconic Columbus Manufacturing 1¢ peanut machine, Model A with tray. CONDITION: Shows full restoration with beautiful red paint and pinstriping on a cast iron base. Original wall bracket, barrel l

651. One Cent Columbus Model A Peanut Machine. Columbus: Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1924. Cast iron with embossed globe. Restored to very good working condition. 16 x 7 ½” (base). The classic collec

R.D. Simpson Company 1 Cent Cast Iron Simpson Jr. Bulk Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1920. Called a bulk vendor because it could vend breath pellets, gumballs or peanuts. Also named the “Supreme Jr.” and

A very rare cast iron machine called "The Champion" by the Enterprise Vending Machine Co. of Chicago and NYC. Heavy cast iron, glass panels, side door entry, cast lion coin entry, this peanut machine

653. One Cent Advance Machine Co Climax 10 Peanut Machine. Chicago: Advance Machine Co., ca. 1915. Cast iron with elongated globe. A classic machine. Restored to very good working condition, with an u

Cast iron Columbus Model A 1 cent Peanut Gum ball machine. Unrestored . 1920s keys are with the machine. 15” tall.

The cast iron penny drop base was specifically designed by The Northwestern Corporation to fit their Model 33 Merchandiser. The odds were ten percent that a customer would get their money back. Circa

Griswold Peanut Vending Machine. Rock Island, ca. 1914. Cast iron five-cent peanut vendor with elongated globe. Six-sided base, crank handle marked “Brayton.” Height 20”. Vintage loc

Griswold 1 Cent Peanut Vending Machine. Rock Island: Griswold Mfg., Co., ca. 1914. Cast iron one-cent peanut vendor with elongated globe. Six-sided base, crank handle, receiving dish. Height 20”

A combination confection and amusement machine offering a ball of gum and a spin of the horses with each coin inserted. This particular example has a nickel plated cast iron top and body. CONDITION: O

Advance Machine Co. One Cent Hot Peanuts Vendor. 1920s (pat. dates, 1912, 1923). Electric hot nut vendor, red cast iron base, light up top. Height 20 ½”. Includes lock and keys. Professiona

Circa 1900. Cast iron body marked V. Clad and Sons No. 2, Philadelphia. Brass roller mold for peanut shaped candy has been cleaned and is on the machine currently. Includes four additional molds that

Columbus Vending Co. 1 Cent Model 45A Peanut Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1946. Aluminum and cast iron. Machine was sold under the Columbus name but was made explicitly for catalog houses. Locks and keys (no

American. 1910s. Cast iron base and cover, glass globe. Originally intended for vending gumballs, peanuts, or other small candies. Original surface. Globe is cracked. Machine requires mechanism and fa