Coin-operated peanut machine, Hanse, cast iron w/flared

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.

Victor Coin Operated Vending Machine Cast Iron Pedestal Base 25¢

Caille Brothers 5 Cent Dice Popper. Detroit: Caille Brothers, ca. 1900s. Five-cent coin-operated gambling machine. Cast iron, nickel plating with original back door. Reproduced manufacturer’s la

Coin-operated candy machine on cast iron stand, Hershey's 10 Cent U Select-It, mfgd by Corn Mfg. Co.-Madison, WI, metal case restored in blue w/blue pin-striping, Exc working cond but no lock or key,

1915 Hance Coin Operated Peanut Vendor, one cent. Cast iron, goose neck. Original paint. Excellent unrestored condition. 16 inches tall.

The Exhibit Supply Co. Chicago, Illinois cast iron tiger coin operated strength test arcade machine, cast iron tiger in original paint, retains original marquee reading Push Lever, Drop Coin, internal

This lot consists of some cast iron coin operated machine pieces, including several for an Elk trade stimulator. These parts are being sold "As Is" as parts or for restoration projects. Condition: ( P

Has one drawer in the front. The perfect size for your cast iron coin operated machines. CONDITION: Professionally restored. Condition:(9.0+).Dimensions:16" x 16" x 30".

Coin-operated arcade machine, "Clam Shell" mutoscope, 1 cent cast iron floor model by The American Mutoscope and Biograph Co.-NY, cast iron lower base frame shows broken and missing piece on top of le

Coin-Operated Peanut Vendor, Columbus Mod. MG 1 Cent, c.1928, mint green porcelain cast iron base & nippled top cover w/red painted center section, VG+ working cond w/partial decal & orig barrel locks

Dixie Cup Cast Iron Cup Dispenser, Brass Plaque With Patent Date of December 16th, 1913Coin operated machine. The original glass container also has the Dixie logo printed on the surface.Length: 33 inc

American quarter sawn oak cabinet, c.1900, possibly originally a coin-operated machine stand, case fitted with single drawer, over two fall front doors, opening to storage interior, rising on cast iro

Coin-operated gumball machine, National Novelty Co., white porcelain over cast iron, c.1910, missing bottom plate & old hairlines in porcelain, VG working cond, 12"H.

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

Shipman U.S. Postage Stamps Coin-Operated Vending Machine. Mid-20th century. Heavy countertop vendor, having a porcelain cast iron front which would vend stamps for 10 or 25 cents. Height 16”. L

This is a coin-operated early arcade stamper machine in original as-found condition. The maker of this machine is unknown. All wood construction with a cast iron top and handles, original dial, all or

In good original condition, 11"x 10"x 8", cast iron machine is in good condition, no breaks or missing parts, original paint is flaking.

990. MILLS NOVELTY CO. MATCH MACHINE | Coin operated match box dispenser by The Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, USA. Cast iron on wood frame. Excellent working condition. 14.5" h

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

Rare Mills Cast iron Coin Operated Check-Boy Slot Machine, ca. 1910, nickel machine. 6 way play. Original reel strip, pay-out card, coin box, tokens and decals. Excellent original condition.

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"

16" 1 cent gumball / peanut machine with embossed glass globe globe, iron base and tray. Has 2 working barrel locks and key for both locks. Working condition. This coin operated vending machine was pa

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

Early 20th century, a painted cast iron base and glass globe, coin operated ("Deposit Nickels Only"), with a marquee holder. Dimensions:18.75" H x 8" Dia. Provenance: