EARLY TWO COLUMN CIGARETTE VENDING MACHINE.

This is a lot of two very Art Deco vending machines. The first is a Rowe seven-column cigarette vendor in very Art Deco design with replaced red and black paint. This machine is a great candidate for

Ability to vend (15) packages of (6) different brands. Doors slide down as each is dispensed by inserting coin and pulling knob. 63 x 23 x 14 inches.

Art Deco 6 Column Small Cigarette Vending Machine, 1950s. Unlocked, no key. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 58 x 18 x 16

654. One Cent Two Column Peanut Vending Machine. American: Maker unknown, ca. 1960. Aluminum two column peanut vending machine with “Eat em Hot” stickers in front. Lock and key. 16” tall. Very g

Dugrenier Art Deco Cigarette Vending Machine. 7 columns. Mfg by Stewart and McGuire. Size: 67" x 23.25" x 10.75".

Commercial Cigarette Vending Machine, chrome and two tone brown enameled metal, 35¢, circa 1940s - 50s, 24" x 63" x 13". CONDITION: Very good. used cond., small areas of chrome wear and paint, scratc

This lot of two vending machines consists of a two column 1 CENT Kandy King with original paint, all original condition. The second is a Penny Drop gum vending machine with original paint, coin entry

This vending machine offers two visible columns for two flavors of gum. Metal cabinet has been repainted red and shows only a few small regions of paint loss. Includes key. Circa 1949. 7"W x 15"T x 4-

This vending machine offers two visible columns for two flavors of gum. Metal cabinet has been repainted red and shows only a few small regions of paint loss. Includes key. Circa 1949. (Restored). 7"

Two Mystery Vending Machines. American, early twentieth century. Both these vending machines appear to have been manufactured by the same company. All wood except for the two coin slots on top of each

This red and chrome two column, three product compartment vendor features a Scoopy manikin in the center. Shows little to no wear to paint, excellent condition overall. Rests on the original, black me

This lot of two consists of 1- 1¢ "Cigarette" vendor of the J & H Vending Machine Co. in Elgin, IL and was manufactured sometime in the 1920s. It is made of cast iron in green and black with gold det

Cigarette vending machine featuring a Camel Lights advertisement, coin or bill operated, two rows of product buttons including labels for Marlboro, Camel Lights, Winston, and Salem brands, with expire

Two-column Hershey's candy vendor with brown textured cabinet with glass front and Hershey's decals. Circa 1940. Includes two keys. 7" x 6-1/2" x 19-1/4".

This post card vending machine was made by the Exhibit Supply Company. Two column operation for 5¢. This particular version vended post cards with a Movie Star theme. Machine comes with a few car

C. 1889. New Haven Car Register Company. This is an early and scarce cigar vending machine, known by collectors as the "Elm City." Oak construction, this vending machine offered two selections with se

This countertop Manikin Vendor machine includes two round side windows and front display, typical of the early models. In original, working condition with some paint loss throughout. Circa 1928. Inclu

This is a lot of two vending machines. The first is a modern vendor that dispensed small Hershey candy bars. It is in all original condition with very little signs of wear or use and a really nice Her

EARLY EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. PIN-UP GIRL TRADE CARD VENDING MACHINEChicago, Circa 1930Painted red metal case displaying the two cards offered of women in provocative poses. Two coin slots marked for 1¢.

Countertop column gum vendor with black textured body and vertical column and window to view product. Released by Redco Products Corp. in 1925. Works nicely. Includes two keys. Condition: (Good - Very

EARLY EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. PIN-UP GIRL TRADE CARD VENDING MACHINEChicago, Circa 1930Painted red metal case displaying the two cards offered of women, one dressed in a naval uniform with the caption "Wou

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

This is a lot of two postage stamp vending machines. The first is a three column American Postmaster by Dillon Mfg. Original white porcelain with original patina components and a faded tag on the fron

This machine vends single cigarettes for 1¢ each. It was manufactured by General Metal Products Co. in 1936. The sheet metal body has darkened considerably. In old, original condition. Two keys are i