Charles Fey Mfg. Company 1¢ Skill Draw Machine.

Townsend Mfg. Company 1 Cent Al Hoff Magic Gumball Vendor. Made in Baltimore, with pressed steel body and lid. Original paint and decals. Marked on back, "Property of A.L.Hoff". In working condition,

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

Charles Fey 3 in 1 Dicer. San Francisco, ca. 1927. Coin-operated trade stimulator accepts a nickel, dime, or quarter. Cast metal machine with dice motif at front and ladies on side panels. 8 x 9 &#190

Pace Mfg. produced this counter, flip ball game in the early 1930's. One key is included. (Very Good). 17-1/4"T. x 9-1/2"W. x 7-1/4"D.

Genco Mfg. produced this game in 1931. The graphics on the left side of the front glass have delaminated and interfere with the ball's path during play. An original, unrestored machine with replacemen

This penny flip game was produced by Fey Mfg. in 1930. It has an interesting picture of a duel on the playing field and a paper marquee that has a slight tear at the bottom. Two keys are included. (Ve

This machine is an interesting amalgamation of a 1928 Mills Jackpot Bell with a front panel by Charles Fey. Has the original back door, cash box, reel strips, and complete skill stops. Back door lock

This machine is an interesting amalgamation of a 1928 Mills Jackpot Bell with a front panel by Charles Fey. Has the original back door, cash box, reel strips, and complete skill stops. Back door lock

Whiz Ball Arcade 1 Cent Machine. Game of skill. Pace Mfg. Co. Chicago. Professionally restored, working condition. 9 1/2 X 16 1/2 X 7 1/4 inches. Comes with key.

This countertop machine is a "Game of Skill" and releases one ball per penny. The housing is made of wood and cast aluminum, painted in a lustrous gold and blue color with red details. The objective i

An original 1:12 Orange toy grader road work machine made by Charles WM Doepke Company in overall excellent condition for its age. 26"x7"9.5"

This skill game offers ten shots for each coin inserted, the player uses the knob at the left to send a ball toward the basket on the other end of the cabinet. In working order, this machine appears t

This countertop skill game offers 5 shots for each penny. In working condition showing some paint loss to the wood cabinet, front casting, and top marquee. Includes key. Circa 1931. (Very Good). 9-1/2

11" x 8" x 19.5" Restored 1 cent 2 compartment vending machine in excellent condition with glass windows. Working condition by Holli-Ware MFG. Co. This coin operated vending machine was part of the Du

Peo Manufacturing of Rochester, New York produced this arcade skill game in 1931. One key is included. (Very Good - Excellent). 16-1/2"T. x 9-1/2"W. x 7"D.

This boxed matches vending machine was manufactured by the Kelly manufacturing company and private labeled to the Alexander Mfg. Co. as distributor. This example has been restored with new paint, with

Towards the end of Fey`s era of manufacturing machines, the late 1920`s, they created this double wheel color match machine. Two different versions were manufactured, this one is perhaps the more desi

The Boucher Mfg. Company. New York - Circa 1923 - 31 1/2" Long. This 4.6.2 locomotive was one of the first engines manufactured directly by Boucher. The company prided itself on making exact likeness

Country store meat slicer, Van Berkel's Original, mfg'd by US Slicing Machine Company-La Porte, IN, Pat'd July 2, 1912, VG untested cond w/overall paint wear, 24"H x 36"W x 27"D.

Includes the Original Team of Pilots. Made by the Hubley Mfg. Company. Lancaster, Pa. - Late 1920's - 10 1/4" Wingspan.

Made by Arcade Mfg. Company. Freeport, IL. - Late 1920's - 8 1/2" Long.

Field Mfg. Co. 1 Cent Sunny Boy One Jacks Slot Machine and Gumball Vendor. Circa 1926. Cast aluminum. A penny will get you a gumball and an attempt to flip the penny into Sunny Boy’s mouth. If succe

By Pratt & Letchworth Company. Buffalo, NY - Mid 1890's - 23 1/2" Long. Before the Hubley Mfg. Company began to produce their series of two, three and four seat brakes in 1900, Pratt & Letchworth had

Rare, serial 8108, 2 1/8” diam, 1 5/8” spool, stamped "Talbot Reel & Mfg. Company, K.C. MO, U.S.A. No. 54", jeweled, working click switch, Ex condition, uncleaned.