J.P. Seeburg Corp. "Coon Hunt" Coin-Op Shooting Game with Ray-O-Lite Rifle Range

Rays Track by Bally Mfg Co. Chicago circa 1936. Nine horses race down the track, with odds drum indicating the odds on the winning horse. Payout goes into a hidden drawer compartment. Named after Ball

A very fun electric horse racing game that allows players to choose which of nine horses will win. Players deposit one or more coins into any of the nine coin slots and then press a knob, which starts

MotoPolo is a 1968 electro-mechanical arcade polo game by Sega. Players control a small foam motorcycle over a smooth glass "Decola" playfield and push around a ping pong ball, trying to score on the

This is one of the rare survivors of the secret Bally coin operated roulette game that was never put into production. The game was designed by Doc Kaufman who worked for Bally and was the first game e

Vintage coin operated 5 cent Challenger shooting gallery. Good cosmetic condition with some surface rust, pitting, and wear from use and age. Appears to work well , but needs another projectile ball.

Seeburg VL Coin Op Jukebox. Working. Includes assorted 45 RPM records. Needs two bottom wheels reattached. Has been sitting for many years so assume it will need gone through before use. This item req

All original Mutoscope coin op punching game. It retains all original parts. It shows areas of wear and paint loss. The reverse painted glass shows paint loss as well. It is missing the back panel as

Floor model, wooden, coin-op football game. Chester Pollard from the 1920s. 74" high x 44" wide. Unrestored condition.

Nice restored oak Caille Bros 1 Cent Coin-Op Cail-O-Scope Stereoscope Card Drop Viewer. The machine disply well, the light works and the motor flips the cards, it is missing the crank. Displays well w

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Juke box manufactured by the Seeburg Co. a high fidelity juke box that plays 45 RPM records. Looks to be complete with coin mechanism, good glass

J.P. Seeburg Corporation Select-O-Matic 100 High Fidelity jukebox, model HF 100R, serial #661985, plays 45 RPM records, 3 plays for a quarter , 1 play for a dime, circa 1950's, comes with its original

An older game of skill. No cracks in glass. Does have some light paint flaking. Known to be a fun and challenging game. In demand with collectors. Overall in fair to good condition. Not working. Norma

Labelled J.P. Seeburg Electric Upright Grand just above the piano keys, this large coin-operated music machine is more than just a piano, with instruments including pipes, a cymbal, snare and bass dru

A Seeburg Select-O-Matic 200 jukebox, coin-operated, plays 200 songs, 58.5"h x 36"w x 27"d

Circa 1954 Seeburg V200D jukebox with Select-O-Matic V200 coin operated mechanism. The V200 contains up to 100 45rpm records and was the first jukebox to offer 200 selections, and dual pricing. All or

Circa 1954 Seeburg V200D jukebox with Select-O-Matic V200 coin operated mechanism. The V200 contains up to 100 45rpm records and was the first jukebox to offer 200 selections, and dual pricing. Except

Seeburg Select- O- Matic 100 Jukebox. The jukebox is coin operated, a dime for a song. The jukebox base is made of wood with added lights and a chrome trim. The jukebox is on wheels. The jukebox is re

36" x 27" x 58.5" Restored Seeburg jukebox full of 1950's-60's 45rpm records for 100 selections. Cabinet has been repainted and amp has been rebuilt. This jukebox is coin operated working on quarters

1925, USA: The J.P. Seeburg Style "C", called the "Xylophonian" in Seeburg literature, has a 54 note piano with xylophone and mandolin. Center art glass is a open theater curtain, very similar to the

1 Cent Kemaco Coin Op Peanut Dispenser. Cast iron counter top dispenser produced by Kelley Manufacturing Co., the “Lion” peanut dispenser is named for the lion’s head escutcheon above the peanut

Nice vintage coin operated Nickelodeon player piano with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Rodeo and Barker Bros Circus motif. Piano is in good cosmetic condition with wear from use and age. Has older restorat

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

1915, USA: This keyboard style Seeburg Model "C" came with piano, mandolin and a rack of flute pipes. These nickelodeons were popular in the early teams, and the elaborate art glass scenes were a big

Antique 19/20th C Komet Walnut Coin-op Double Comb Music Box on Stand. Original Etched Glass Door. The Stand has a Pull out Storage for Discs. Wind-Up action. Plays 20-3/4 Inch Discs. In Working Order