MULTI-COIN "SEVEN GRAND" COUNTERTOP DICE GAME.

This "7 Grand" countertop wood, metal, and glass dice game takes nickels, dimes, and quarters (5, 10, 25) and has 7 dice. Award card marked "Bradley Associates, Chicago, Ill." Circa 1948. There is a s

Top Dog Coin-Operated Dice Game. A 25 cent countertop dice game, “for amusement only,” with painted glass cover, in which the sum of five dice determines how high you score. South Carolina

Manufactured by B.A. Withey Co. of Chicago between 1938 and 1941, this game rolls six dice on a spinning disc for a chance of winning points. It accepts nickels, dimes, and quarters. The award card is

Depositing a nickel in the coin chute shakes the 6 dice in this countertop dice machine. High scores on the dice earned players free plays. Has a "Try Your Skill For Points - For Amusement Only" top s

This countertop amusement machine shows colorful glass intact and minor wear to the wood cabinet. Not currently accepting coins through the multi-way coin entry. Includes key. Circa 1939. (Very Good).

This countertop machine is not fully functional at this time. Multi-way coin entry accepts coins and handle can be pushed to activate the mechanism but winning indicators are not lit. Glass top shows

To play, the player inserts two pennies stacked on top of each other into the coin chute and then uses the side lever to flip the multi-colored balls up onto the platform. The player then presses the

This counter top arcade game is designed with a 5-way coin entry that accepts pennies, nickels, and dimes. The three dice and the center shake when a coin or coins are pressed all the way in. Coin ent

5 cent "Midget" Lucky Spot 36 Countertop Dice Game, Chas. Fey & Son, Mills Sales Co., ca 1926, original papers and key

Cast metal base with a clear plastic dome on a spring. Inside the dome are five individual compartments, each containing a die with suits similar to traditional playing cards. This dice tumbler was us

This is a lot of two countertop dice games. The first is a dice game by Globe Novelty out of Springfield, Illinois, which is set up as a craps table. The machine is operative, the play field is in ver

This counter amusement machine is in working condition. Includes five dice with card faces on each side. Specifically designed for amusement only, the operator plays for points and receives only one t

This original countertop dice game comes with the original playfield, made out of leather with original felt. Comes with original dice shaker, some original dice and a couple of ornamental dice.

Old Age Pension Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Exhibit Supply, 1930s. 25-cent countertop dice game with wooden cabinet. 5 x 10 x 14”. Working condition with keys.

This is a countertop dice game manufactured by Exhibit Supply Co. in 1935. Dice 1 is numbered from 1 to 6. Dice 2 is "Place", "Show" or "Win". Dice 3 is "Win", "Place", or "Show", with different numbe

This is a countertop dice game, manufactured by Exhibit Supply Co. in 1935. Dice one is numbered 1 to 6. Dice two is place, show or win. Dice three is win, place, or show, with different number combin

Monterey-Miami Craps Trade Stimulator. Countertop dice game, wooden with glass-covered craps layout. Pushing the metal rod causes the dice to rattle. 18 x 12 x 2”. Lacking two rubber screw cover

An electric countertop dice game where the player aims to match the values on the dice to the illuminated values on the game board. Two keys are provided. (Very Good). 13"L.

This countertop dice game is designed for amusement only, showing no awards card or payout. Cabinet shows minor paint loss an wear to the eagle decals. Made by Michael's Toy Banks Inc. Circa 1949. Inc

Twico Coin Op Dice Game / Fortune Teller. Working. No back door. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 11 x 11 x 21

SHAKE'EM Coin Operated Dice Game. The game cost 5 cents to play. Once you insert your nickel the dice shake and you try to get the best poker hand possible. The glass top is painted from the underside

This lot of two is made up of 1 to 5¢ G.E.T trade stimulator manufactured in 1934. The wooden cabinet is light with cast aluminum components such as the "Selector" indicator. The interior paper h

This counter top trade stimulator is a 5¢ a play game with many combinations to win, works well but has been repainted. 8" h.

Countertop roulette dice game. When the total on the dice is less than or equal to 21 the player receives a score determined by where the ball in the center of the wheel lands. There is wear to the wo