MCI "AIRBALL" 1970'S ARCADE MACHINE.

This is a 1970's arcade game made by a company called MCI in original condition. Bright colors and great graphics, in original legs, and appears complete with light signs of wear from use. Untested at

C. 1970's vintage 25¢ The Bull floor strength tester arcade machine by Zamperla's Amusement Devices. The player would squeeze horns to test strength. This particular machine is in what appears to

Coin-operated arcade machine, Big Top Target, 25 Cent, made by Johnson Products-E. Moline, IL, Model #900, "Every player wins a prize," super ball or gumball, c.1970s. Height: 167 cm. Width: 45 cm. De

This floor model strength tester (rarer than the Howard) registers the power of your hand shake after the deposit of a penny. Circa 1904. Includes key. Condition (Restored).

C. 1937, Rock-Ola Manufacturing. This is one of the most collectible baseball arcade games ever produced. Contained in exceptional cabinetry, this fun arcade machine resembles the 1937 World Series an

This rare floor model machine with a fancy cast iron cabinet and stand features decorative gold accents, a roof-like top, and has been painted green throughout. Lighted interior houses two cricket pla

Fancy cast iron floor model cabinet and stand feature decorative gold accents and has been painted green overall. Lighted cabinet houses six golfer manikins and three holes with a golf course scene be

This muscle tester has great patina of the paint covering the original painted surfaces. Circa 1907. Includes keys. Condition (Excellent). Size 33" x 31" x 96"

This is an extraordinary example, a John Papa recreation of the classic strength tester with originals produced by The Caille Bros. in 1904. It features an astonishing tiger stripe oak cabinet standin

C. 1904, The Mills Novelty Co., Chicago Illinois. This floor model machine with large upper dial features a reverse on glass, foil effect panel that reads: "Electricity the silent physician treats all

C. 1940. H. C. Evans Corp., Chicago IL. This game was made in different variations, which then produced three generations by H.C. Evans games between 1939 to 1953. Before they went out of business the

This tabletop electric shock amusement game reads, “Take a shock and look pleasant”, and the round dial features a smiling female face. Player inserts a coin and increases the intensity of shock b

Chester-Pollard Amusement Co. Inc. circa 1928 floor model Play Golf. Game offers 5 balls for 5¢. Playing field and cast iron golfer figure are in original condition and do show some normal play wear.

A simple gaming unit with a space theme, very similar to SEGA's Attack and Attack II manufactured in the same year of 1973. The cabinet is made of wood with steel features and a small light up marquee

Using the steering wheel, control the car and stay on the right side of the road. The road is constantly rotating, creating a consistent curve and patron is given only 60 seconds to test their skills.

Rare: Original Fix it Felix Arcade Machine created by Disney to promote the first Wreck-it Ralph movie. These unites were used around the country in a handful of selected theaters to help promote the

This very rare example is one of three recreations made by John Papa. For 1¢ "Try and Solve This Mystery". Housed in beautiful cabinetry with intricate floral motifs found along the front and sides.

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR BUYER THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Original 10 cent arcade machine manufactured by the Mutoscope Corp. It's a boxing skill game circa 1955. Has three figural characters, two b

A very fine re-creation made by John Papa. The original was manufactured by Caille Bros in 1907. The main wooden body, painted red and pinstriped in golden yellow, features a life sized cast iron man

The manufacturer of this product is unknown but the one key provided is labeled "Prototype." It is an upright arcade machine with oak wood paneling and has 4 glass panels to view the two boxers and re

Ideal for restoration. In original condition showing wear to the wood cabinet, play field, and "Flight Chart" scoreboard glass. Showcase cabinet features curved plexiglass front. Does not include keys

After inserting a nickel, player receives three golf balls. Left lever controls the position of the mannquin golfer and the right lever controls the swing. As this is a 1927 Chester-Pollard, the condi

C. 1965. 1-player golf pinball game from Williams. Patron receives 15 balls per game for 10 cents, trying to obtain the lowest score possible. Golf ball rotates man for aiming with the right button us

A Mills Owl strength tester in restored condition, the "Show Your Strength", a floor pull-handle amusement machine manufactured by Mill Novelty Co., c. 1904. Top marquee features strongman picture in