Vintage Coin-Op C.R. Kirk Weight Guessing Scale

Vintage penny carnival weight guessing scale. Stand Still scale is coin operated. Select predicted weight by turning the red hand, put a penny in the slot, stand still on the platform. If your guess w

Vintage 1 cent Watling Scale Company "Your Weight And Fortune" Tom Thumb coin operated scale. Scale appears to be in good original unrestored condition with paint loss, porcelain loss, scratches, disc

National Penny Coin Op Weight Floor Scale. The restored scale reads New York and Correct Weight 1 Cent. The scale was patten in 1900. The scale is made out of cast iron and has been hand painted. The

1940'S HAMILTON PLATFORM SCALE, 1 CENT. MISSING BACK PANEL. WEAR TO BASE. 40" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Rock-ola Loboy Personal Weight coin-op scale, having a green porcelain enamel case, serial number: 6614, 42.5"h x 10"w x 19"d

Nice original store stand on scale with top marquee, good glass and graphics. Cabinet finish is good with just a few light scuffs and scratches. No keys, clean base. Overall good condition. Not tested

VINTAGE WATLING, CHICAGO, ENAMEL COIN-OP FLOOR SCALE. HEIGHT 49 1/2"

A coin operated scale made by Manufacturer's Research Institute Inc. Scale has minor chips to black paint on scale measurement border. Display on inside is worn with some tears and piecces missing. Fo

Watling Scale Co. Chicago Antique Large Correct Weight Coin Op Scale W/Mirror - This large antique scale was made by Watling Scale Co. in Chicago. The scale is a Correct Weight Coin Op scale with a st

Guess Your Weight Coin Op Penny Scale. No back door. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 72 x 22 x 26

Antique National Lollipop Coin op Porcelain Scale. Guess your weight. Size: 69.5" x 20" x 26" (177 x 51 x 66 cm).

Painted metal, has a good look, shows some wear and paint loss, displays well, weights are locked for transportation, has key, working condition, 64.5"x17.25", rated 7.5

Includes 7 boxed weight sets, some missing weights (see pics), an empty 1755 Johann Peter Aeckersberg coin scale case in VG condition, a French coin scale box with 5 original weights in fair condition

Made by Balancier Mecanicier, Paris, circa 1830s. This set was made to weigh coins of different countries. Steel beam with brass pans. 3 cords have become detached but are present. Large weight set mi

Circa late 1700's early 1800's coin scale set. Steel beam and brass pans with nesting weights in a fitted wood box. Some fractional weights included. Missing the small wood slide off cover of the frac

Late 1700s early 1800s French coin scale set in a fitted wood case. Iron beam with brass pans in good condition. Fitted wood case has 4 nested brass weights and fractional weights in a smaller compart

Circa 1786 pocket coin scale made by J.P. Aeckersberg, Germany in a fitted wood case. Steel beam and brass pans in good condition. All original brass weights present. Fractional compartment lid presen

Circa 1830s coin scale set made by W&T Avery of Birmingham. Brass beam and pans in VG condition. One pan has 2 detached but present cords. Includes 3 W&T Avery brass weights and several fractional bra

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

Art Deco Character Readings, Your Future Coin-Op Scale from American Scale Co. MFG.Co. Wash. D.C. measures 26.5" x 13.5" x 52". This machine has chipped and damaged paint. Third party shipping is requ

An Art Deco coin-op scale. This piece features an angular design with a black and off-white coloration. It is unmarked. Dimensions: 46"H x 13"W x 24"D Shipping: $125

Two Lollipop Coin Op Scales, one Watling and the other Peerless. {Dimensions of Walting, 71 x 24 x 26 inches.} [Condition: Not in working condition.]

MILLS NOVELTY CO. FLOOR MODEL COIN-OP LOLLIPOP WEIGHT SCALECa. 1910. 68" height, 17" width

Coin-op penny scale mfg. Adams Weighing Machine Company, NY, USA, ca. 1910