NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING BOOK MATCH VENDING MACHINE

This is a 1¢ Northwestern match vending machine in restored condition. The case has been bead blasted and lacquered with the relief pieces being adorned in gold leaf and with the "Matches" and "1¢"

A very nice original example of the Northwestern Sel-Em match vending machine. CONDITION: The machine shows no breaks, cracks or repairs. It has the front match holder and cigar holder, which is fully

This cast iron 1¢ boxed match vending machine was made by the Northwestern Co., Morris, Illinois. It has an original paper label on the bottom, as well as a front match holder and cigar cutter. I

An early match box vendor circa 1920 by Kelley Manufacturing Co. For 1¢ one could vend a box of matches at the push of a lever. The lever doesn't depress fully. The signage on either side of the cabi

This boxed matches vending machine was manufactured by the Kelly manufacturing company and private labeled to the Alexander Mfg. Co. as distributor. This example has been restored with new paint, with

This Diamond Match vending machine was made by the Diamond Match Co. and vended three books of matches for 1¢. CONDITION: The machine is in all original paint with original decals, showing fading

Circa 1905. Manufactured by the International Vending Co. This penny match machine was made as a private label machine for a multiple number of operators. Expert is uncertain if the top marquee “Eag

Metal.

A nice original Griswold match vending machine in as-found condition. CONDITION: The machine shows oxidation and surface rust to most surfaces. It has original paint and original front Griswold decal.

A nice original Griswold match vending machine in as-found condition. CONDITION: Showing oxidation and surface rust to all the unpainted surfaces that could be cleaned. Original paint and original fro

Rare 5 cent version. Shows wear and paint loss throughout. No key. The coin mech works but not when in the machine. It hits the interior parts which need to be adjusted. 14.5"10.25". Has nice original

Nice early 1 cent coin operated match vending machine. Nice cosmetic condition with wear from use and age. Needs mechanical work. Measure approximately 14" tall by 7" deep by 10" across.

Dominion Silent Match vending machine. c. 1920s. Early coin operated vending machines are very rare.

Group of four Columbus vending machines. One cent matches. Sizes range from 12" high to 16" high. Property from the estate of Walt Disney Imagineer John Patrick Burke.

Working 1 cent, Cast Iron Matches Vending Machine. Excellent condition, original paint with its original Key. Measures: 14" x 10"

This is a lot of two boxed match vending machines. The first has a black cast iron front with wood sides, with original "Matches" decals, showing some slight chipping to the porcelain front, comes com

This oxidized, dark brown sheet metal vendor was produced by the Edwards Mfg. Co. and could be made to vary the number of matchbooks vended per penny. Unrestored with good patina and some damage. One

This is a lot of two Northwestern Model 33 gumball machines, one in blue porcelain and the other in red, missing the glass globe. Both machines are in good porcelain with just minor edge chips, but no

982. COIN OPERATED MATCH MACHINE | Outstanding example, tin litho, Diamond one cent/book matches machine. Perfect working order and super clean. 13" h

5.5" x 6" x 16"h Working 1 cent matches vending machine with key. Repainted in excellent condition. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO PLACING BIDS. ALL BI

There are two oak vending machines and one Northwestern vending machine in used condition. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear, decal loss and paint loss. All three machines are complete and useable. Condi

This is a large lot of coin-operated machine accessories consisting of original collar buttons for collar button machines, original boxed matches for match vending machines, some original advertising

This is a lot of two Northwestern Vending Machines. The first is a Model 31 in green porcelain, 1¢ operation, some signs of wear, great shine to the porcelain and minor chipping. The second is a Mode

Circa 1916. This very popular countertop domed globe cast iron match machine has claw feet and worked on one penny for a box of matches. Patented by B.M. Davis. Overall in very good condition. Conditi