“Butter-Kist” 1 Cent hot peanut vending machine. Indianapolis: Holcomb & Hoke, [ca.

Holcom & Hoke Popcorn Vending Machine and Peanut Warmer. For Butter-Kist Popcorn and Peanuts. Mahogany cabinet. Good original working condition.25 1/2 X 68 X 20 1/2 inches.

Made by Holcomb and Hoke of Indianapolis, IN. Mechanism in the center powers on and gears turn. Has buttons for peanut, butter, corn, and lights. The lights button works and powers bulb that blinks in

Griswold 1 Cent Peanut Vending Machine. Rock Island: Griswold Mfg., Co., ca. 1914. Cast iron one-cent peanut vendor with elongated globe. Six-sided base, crank handle, receiving dish. Height 20”

C. 1920. The Holcomb & Hoke Company, Indianapolis IN. A rich mahogany case sets off the elaborate nickel plating on this earlier restored Holcomb & Hoke popcorn machine. Exact year cannot be determine

Holcomb & Hoke dates back to 1903. Fred Hoke and James Holcomb were in several businesses together before moving to Indianapolis. In 1914 the pair went into selling popcorn machines. Their marketing s

Made in a beautiful oak cabinet, this Holcomb and Hoke Butter-Kist Popcorn machine has its original hopper and globe. There is a nice decal on the glass. It was manufactured in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Rare machine. Shows wear and paint loss throughout. Original paint with some pinstriping. Coin mech is froze. Globe is in good condition. Displays well. 20.25"x10.5". 2-keys, one for the door and one

14.5" Restored 1 cent vending machine in excellent condition with embossed octagon glass globe, barrel lock, and AMCO lock. Both locks have keys. Working condition. This coin operated vending machine

Zeno Gum 1 Cent Vending Machine. Chicago: Zeno Manufacturing, ca. 1910s. Oak cabinet with carved lettering painted in two shades; cast metal dispenser and pressed tin front. Original internal paper. L

Advance “Climax 10” 1 Cent Peanut Machine. Chicago: Advance Machine Co., ca. 1915. Red cast iron with an elongated globe. 20 x 8” (base). Rusting to peanut catcher, chipping to paint

8.5" x 8.75" x 15.5"h working vending machine with glass sides and front with metal base. There is normal wear with a few shallow bends in the blue metal base. The front is heavily embossed. No key. P

Adam's Tutti-Frutti Four Column One Cent Vending Machine, ca. 1890. Oak case with original paper label. Good original condition, hasp on front but no padlock. 12 1/2 X 32 X 10 inches.

15" 1 cent porcelain vending machine in excellent condition with slide penny mechanism & glass globe. This coin operated vending machine was part of the Dubble Bubble museum collection. PLEASE NOTE, T

Griswold Peanut Vending Machine. Rock Island, ca. 1914. Cast iron five-cent peanut vendor with elongated globe. Six-sided base, crank handle marked “Brayton.” Height 20”. Vintage loc

Northwestern Corp. 1 Cent Model 33 Junior Peanut Vendor. Morris, Ill., ca. 1933. Machine designed for limited space locations. Green porcelain base and top. Original decal. Original lock and key. Work

16.5" Restored 1 cent vending machine in excellent condition with glass globe and key for AMCO lock. The Scottie dog lock is not locked and has no key. Working condition. This coin operated vending ma

Columbus Vending Co. 5 Cent Model 38 (Tri-More) Vendors on Original Stand. Columbus, ca. 1939. Three machines to vend gumballs, peanuts and candy. Globes being the number four octagonal type. Decal on

Dutch oracle fortune teller arcade machine, unique and rare piece from the 1920s. All texts are in Dutch and the coin insert is made to accept USA 1 cent (penny) coins. When you insert a coin, the for

Coca-Cola Coin-Operated Vending Machine, Very Rare Mills 45, insert 5 Cents & bottle is dispensed, c.1941 & only produced for 1 year, Exc prof restored working cond, 64"H x 24"W x 24"D.

Twenty Five Cent Working Model/ The Drunkard’s Dream Arcade Machine. London, ca. 1935. Wooden claw- footed floor model (71 x 23 1?2 x 21”) painted in teal, black, and silver. Originally built as a

37 5/8 x 65 x 21 3/4 in. (95.6 x 165.1 x 55.2 cm.) Provenance: Estate of Thomas Cy Mouradick, Newport Beach, CA

Older restoration that was done very well. Lower cabinet with tilt out front. Has two keys. Coin mech works and it gets cold. Great looking machine. Shows minor wear. 52"x25"

Very rare cast-iron single column tab gum vending machine from the American Vending Machine Co. circa 1902. This machine sold Kis-Me gum and has a porcelain sign on the front advertising it. The sign

Vintage 1 cent bubblegum machine