Skill Boy Coin Op Pinball Machine, 1930s

Skill Boy Coin Op Pinball Machine, 1930s. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 10 x 18 x 40

rare Pacific Co. Chicago 1930's oak cased coin-op tabletop pinball amusement gaming machine 8.5" x 24" x 14" -missing back panel

Made by Chicago Coin Machine MFG. Co. Released in 1936-1937. Coin op. Just under 1,500 production run. Needs restoration. Flaking paint on reverse painted top piece. Glass top has chipped edges. Missi

Bally Freedom Coin Op Pinball Machine. Not working. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 70 x 31 x 54

Nice early coin operated pinball machine with no flippers. Machine is unmarked. Appears to have had a partial restoration. Measures approximately 42" tall by 43-1/2" across by 20" wide.

William Michael Mfg Coin Op Gumball Machine, Circa 1930s. Lot 2. Large crack in globe. Has key. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 12 x 8 x 9

Early Wood case small table top coin operated mechanical - battery pinball machine. Needs some restoration and new glass top cover but looks to be fairly complete. Overall fair condition 24.5"D x 13.5

Coin-operated pinball machine, working condition, shows some wear, 69”x50”x29”, rated 6

Coin-operated 25 cent pinball machine, is in fair to good condition, lights up and plays well, the case shows wear and scratches, 69"x50"x29", rated 7.75

Coin-operated pinball machine, working condition, shows some wear, 69"x50"x29", rated 6

Plugged in and does not appear to turn on. Cannot find a switch. Sold as is where is. This is pick up only in the San Francisco Bay Area. We do have a courier service that will deliver. Estimated ship

Split Second Electromagnetic Coin Op Pinball by Coincraft, 1930s. No coin box door, needs additional leg bolts. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 4

4-Player machine has been in a home it's entire working life. Manufacture in 1976, it has less than 12K lifetimes plays and was one of the most sought after machines in it's hey day. One look and you'

Antique English Regent Trade Stimulator Pinball Machine Coin Op Game. Made of wood. Uses metal marbles. Takes English coins. Needs work. Early 1900's.

OAK CASED, ENGLISH PENNY COIN OP SKILL CIGARETTE VENDING MACHINE. NO KEY, NO BALLS. 20" W x 7 1/2" D x 25" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Bally Fleet Pre-War Flipperless Pinball Machine, 1930s. Legs are for a woodrail pinball but could be retrofitted for machine. No coin door or top glass. This item requires third party shipping or pick

Unusual counter top pressed steel and chrome coin op match book dispenser. It is a fundraiser machine that dispenses 2 match books for 1 cent to benefit the McKinley Home for Boys. The McKinley Home f

Very nice vintage map coin-op vending machine by EB Map Vender, Model No. 4DR. Comes filled with 54 vintage maps from the 1930s to 1970s. Maps in front show the progression of the company from Richfie

Rare four-sided wood floor machine with original red and black crackled paint. Square top on pedestal stand houses two Twelve win clock skill games, Pat. 353451; one Fivewin flip ball game; and one Pi

Behind the glass front panel, a colorful metal kicker and catcher, clad in vintage 1930s football attire. A penny releases three metal balls to the kicker, who then punts them one by one in the direct

Photos and postcard featuring Jukebox, Penny Scale, Pinball, Chocolate Vending and more on location. 7" x 5".

Gottlieb 1 Cent Play-Boy Pinball Game on Stand. Chicago: Gottlieb and Co., ca. 1930s. Pre-flipper countertop pinball game in wooden cabinet with aluminum coin slot, plunger and painted marquee. Window

In a pinball game case, this golfing game uses the skill of aiming to score. The playing field has little wear and the back glass is in excellent shape. Plays great! Fun game without lock or key and o

C. 1902, The Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, IL. Mills began making this arcade machine in 1902. Electricity was a novelty at the turn of the century, and there was much debate about the potential healing