Slot Machine Dice on Payout Card. Exclusive. 1949.

Produced in 1950 by Exclusive Playing Card Co. Players simply drop a coin into the knob slot and turn the knob to shake the dice. Instructions for game play are posted on top of the machine. Included

Produced in 1950 by Exclusive Playing Card Co. Players simply drop a coin into the knob slot and turn the knob to shake the dice. Instructions for game play are posted on top of the machine. Included

Vintage Lady Luck Casino Brooch, Signed AJC, 1980's-1990's. This hs a lot of detail from slot machines, to green top table with dice, cards, roulette wheel, chips and cash. Gold tone satiny finish. It

Large Scale Sterling Silver Gambling Motif Pendant / Charm. Having dice, cards, horse shoe and slot machine. Hallmarked. Measures 1.75 inches in length.

Large lot of gambling memorabilia: the Liberty Bell slot machine form whiskey bottle, slot, trick dice, casino chips and cards from various casinoes, various coin slot catalogues, etc., the largest 8"

Nice old machine. At some point someone converted the machine to a payout counter and removed the cash box. Slot machine functions. Has a bit of extra electronics inside which could easily be removed.

This countertop dice game is designed for amusement only, showing no awards card or payout. Cabinet shows minor paint loss an wear to the eagle decals. Made by Michael's Toy Banks Inc. Circa 1949. Inc

some worn, some not used, wear and age, decals may be reproductions

all have wear and age, some are torn, most are cardboard

all have wear and age, some are torn, most are cardboard

Includes Carousel "Le Banque" slot machine bank. Working. Also includes chuck-a-luck dice shaker and Texas Hold 'Em poker set with case. Bank: 6½" wide X 5¾" deep X 9" high. Poker case: 15½" wide X

Caille Bros. 1 Cent Check Pay Puritan Trade Stimulator. Detroit: Caille Bros., ca. 1909. Brightly chromed three-reel coin operated machine with payout card and original internal paper. Height 9 ½

A wood console cabinet houses this Mills Extraordinary Bell golf ball vendor slot machine in black paint. C. 1937. CONDITION: Cabinet shows some wear, but retains almost all the original finish, with

Eureka Coin Drop Automatic Payout Slot Machine. [Baltimore], ca. 1889/early 1890s. Oak cabinet with rounded top, the front with two columns flanking the central glass panel through which five rows of

The lot includes a variety of vintage knick knacks and collectibles. Among them are a toy slot machine (working condition unknown), a Snoopy doll in the original box, two Sterling liquor tags, several

Antique Dollar Mills Bell High Top 777 Slot Machine with $100 Payout. Measures appx 26" t x 16" w x 16" d. In good working order.

Mills 10 Cent Commercial Hotel Slot Machine. Height 20” (exclusive of topper). Cracks to acrylic topper. With key.

Puritan Baby Vendor Trade Stimulator. 1920s. Cast aluminum coin-operated five-cent trade stimulator/three-reel slot machine. With gumball payout. Cast aluminum case. Height 11”. Lock and key. Wo

Mills Novelty Co. 5 Cent Vest Pocket Slot Machine. Chicago, ca. 1933. These small payout slot machines sat on the top of bars in a tavern and were easy to hide should the police arrive. Original paint

Including: Butterfly hoop, (2) "R"s, (2) dice, slot machine, mushroom, hand, binky. 10 dwt.

Mills 5 Cent Vest Pocket Slot Machine. Chicago, ca. 1940. Original lock, no key. Cigarette reel strips in need of replacement. 11 x 8”. Not working. Small payout slot machines such as this, used

Nice binder filled with vintage Japanese Pokémon cards, charizards. Includes banned Pokémon cards, moo moo milk, slot machine, and no symbol cards. Includes swirls! Please look at the pictures caref

Slot machine type with five card stud in five reels cast aluminum and maple case in worn original paint and varnish, pay out printed card in front, gum ball slot lower left and handle along right side

This lost of frames also includes and original spiral golf marquee as well as a remade front emblem for a Maniquin Baker Boy. Some original and some recast parts. Parts are being sold "As Is."