1¢ BAKER NOVELTY CO. KICKER AND CATCHER.

Including 1 - D. Robbins & Co. Criss-Cross gum vending machine circa 1930s and 1 - Baker Novelty Co. Kicker & Catcher skill game circa 1935. Both include keys. Condition (Good - Very Good). Size Large

For one cent, the patron is given three balls in this countertop pin field arcade amusement machine. The left knob controls the movements of the catcher and the right controls the strength of the kick

1 Cent Game of Skill Amusement. "Each Goal Ball Scores and Returns for Extra Kick" 17 1/2 x 14 x 10 inches.

American. 1930s. Wood case with glass face, metal knobs and coin acceptor. This is the "One" cent machine (early 3 ball version) by Baker who was later acquired by Franz in the late 1930's. Franz modi

This particular machine is manufactured by The Baker Novelty Co. Chicago, Illinois. It has the original instruction card that reads "Try Your Skill. Each Goal Ball Scores and Returns One Extra Kick. F

This classic Kicker & Catcher game was made by the Baker Novelty Co. and is in all original condition. It has the original paper advertising, the original score keeper, paint to the kicker and the cat

Manufactured by Baker Novelty Co., c. 1935. For 1¢, the patron is given three balls. The left knob controls the movements of the catcher and the right controls the strength of the kicker. For every b

Baker 1 Cent Kicker and Catcher Game. Chicago: The Baker Novelty Company, ca. 1930s. Player kicks three balls into game area, hoping to use the catcher to catch it. Wooden cabinet with painted aluminu

Baker Novelty Kicker and Catcher Coin Op Arcade. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 17.5 x 14 x 9

This trade stimulator from Baker Novelty Co. is in fully restorable condition with the original playfield and the original case. It is missing the internal coin mechanism. Machine is being sold "As Is

Classic Kicker & Catcher arcade game from J. Frantz. CONDITION: Very little wear and little signs of use. A wonderful example. Condition: (Excellent) Dimensions: 13 - 3/4" x 7 - 1/2" x 24".

The first is a Kicker Catcher countertop trade stimulator offering five balls for 5¢. This is an early version of this machine and a great project for restoration. Missing the graphic elements, all a

Coin-op Kicker & Catcher Game 17 1/2"H, 13 3/4" x 11 1/2"

Coin-operated machine in a wooden case. Manufactured by J. F. Frantz Mfg. Co. Shows wear to paint along edges but overall appears to be in solid condition. Has not been tested. 14 1/2 in wide 10 inche

For a penny the player receives a ball of gum and also has the chance to win 1-10 packages of cigarettes, if the upper and lower dials match color and brand. Circa 1941. One key is provided. 16"L.

This is a mechanical arcade game, manufactured by J.F. Frantz in the 1940's. Player uses the right knob to kick and the left knob to catch. This tabletop machine has a metal body, colored in mint gree

For Amusement Only , has missing knobs & cracked glass

A one cent coin drop trade stimulator manufactured by Baker Novelty Co. Inc, Chicago IL. Measures 15.5 x 12.25 x 7 inches. We are happy to offer professional in-house shipping. Cost of labor and mater

A fantastic recreation of the Submarine Lung Tester, originally produced by Mills Novelty Company in 1904. Due to fear of Tuberculosis in the early part of the 20th Century, all lung test machines wer

Between 1900 and 1909, Mills Novelty Co. created the Electricity Is Life shock machine in response to the interest in using electricity to "Treat All Forms Of Muscular Ills." Also referring to electri

This is a poker themed trade stimulator, manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1902 to 1904. It has an ornate cast iron housing in original copper oxide finish with a wooden swivel base. The award card

A 1905 arcade viewer, also coined the Auto Stereoscope by Mills Novelty Co. featuring Max Davidson in "Cohens First and Last Game of Chance." The composition of this machine is tiger stripe oak with a

Mills Novelty Co. manufactured these fortune telling trade stimulators from 1919 to 1927. Players can select from six questions using the pointer and then press the button at the side of the cabinet t

The Little Perfection is a tabletop trade stimulator, offering cigars as rewards since 1901 to 1926, introduced by the Mills Novelty Company. The oak housing features brushed nickel-plated hardware su