FIVE CENT MIGHTY MIDGET VENDING MACHINE

111. FIVE CENT PEANUT VENDING MACHINE | (VG-Exc. Cond.) | Atlas Mfg. & Sales Corp., Cleveland, OH, 5¢ peanut vending machine with decal, good working condition. | 11" h.

Handy Candy Five Cent Coin Operated Vending Machine Bendor Vendor Cleveland: Comes with key. Measures 23.5" tall, 7.25" wide, 6.25" deep. This item requires third party shipping.

Mansfield's Pepsin Gum five-cent coin operated vending machine, 16'' h.

1940s Era Star Five-Cent Candy Bar Vending Machine, with insert for Curtis Candies Baby Ruth bar, coin slot and turn handle on side, 18 1/4" high, 6 5/8" x 4 3/4". Missing key; paint losses, esp. to b

644. Five Cent Northwestern 60 Gumball Vending Machine. Morris, IL: Northwestern, ca. 1960. Aluminum and sheet metal. Manufacturer’s name and location embossed in globe. No key. 15” tall. Excellen

Columbus Ad Lee E-Z Gumball machine. Five cent vending. With framed vintage advertisement for the machine. Bubble gum machine measures 15" high, 18" with sign holder. Lot includes three signs for sign

Four Miscellaneous Peanut and Gum Vending Machines. Including Five Cent Regal Products Co. peanut vendor, pot metal with lock and key, not tested ca. 1930, 11 _ x 6 _, five cent Steel City Ace peanut

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

PAINTED METAL WITH MIRROR INSERT. FIVE CENT CANDY DISPENSER. PICK-UP ONLY IN 18067 Size: 38" X 22 1/2" X 12" Terms: PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY AND FULLY BEFORE BIDDING - THIS IS AN ON-SITE AND LIVE IN

Older restoration that was done very well. Lower cabinet with tilt out front. Has two keys. Coin mech works and it gets cold. Great looking machine. Shows minor wear. 52"x25"

1957 Coca-Cola 10 cent vending machine, this Vendo model 81d has classic 1950's curved lines and spaces for small bottles. Approx h 58", w 27", d 16"

Zeno Gum 1 Cent Vending Machine. Chicago: Zeno Manufacturing, ca. 1910s. Oak cabinet with carved lettering painted in two shades; cast metal dispenser and pressed tin front. Original internal paper. L

Two heads. Both will cycle through but are not smooth. Displays well. Shows some wear and chips. Porcelain tops and main body. Glass globes show no visible damage but the one on the left has a couple

With sign. 25 Cent Silver Quarter Only. Chrome mounted. Was in the Empire State Building.

Zeno Gum 1 Cent Vending Machine. Chicago: Zeno Manufacturing, ca. 1910s. Oak cabinet with carved lettering at base; cast metal dispenser and painted metal front window. Lock, no key. Height 16 ½&

Vintage KIST Soda Pop 10 Cent Vending Machine Cooler. Bright yellow metal cooler has red lettering reads "Get Kist Here/Ice Cold". Heavy top door swings up to open. There is a coin slot for 10

Columbus Model A 1 Cent Vending Machine. Columbus, OH: Columbus Vending Co., ca. 20th century. Cast iron red base and glass globe with an embossed Columbus star logo. Height 16”. Includes key. W

Coca-Cola 15 cent vending machine, 61 1/2" x 16 1/2" x 26"

5 select metal vending machine with glass face has normal wear and worn paint. Missing one of the small black handles on lever. Untested. No key. 61" x 13" x 21.5". PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY

Coast Vendors Inc. 1 Cent Vending Machine Baseball Game. 1950s. One-cent machine dispenses a gumball while incorporating a flip-game to score a hit or home run. Height 15 ½”. Working with k

13" 1 cent gumball vending machine with glass globe and chrome base. Used working condition with normal wear on the chrome. This coin operated vending machine was part of the Dubble Bubble museum coll

Shows some wear and the globe is broken. Has a great original look with original paint. Appears to be in working condition. 15.25"x8"

Bubble Gum 1 Cent Vending Machine on Stand. [ca. 1950s]. Painted metal vending machine with carousel coin slot, dispensing tray, and tray for penny return, and glass-fronted game board (if you win the

Champion Catalogue One Cent Vending Machine, ca. 1899. This rare machine would dispense a 36 page catalog for one cent. 18 X 25 X 10 inches.