5 Cent Exhibit Supply Co. "Select-Em" Dice Machine

1930s coin operated "Select Em" dice rolling trade stimulator game by Exhibit Supply Co. Appears to be in nice working condition with cosmetic wear to the wood case, and plate loss to the metal featur

Exhibit Supply Co. 5 Cent Iron Claw Machine. Chicago: Exhibit Supply Co., ca. 1920s-1930s. Claw machine with metal crane in wooden cabinet with cast iron coin panel, feet and accents; three glass pane

Counter top pressed steel coin operated card vendor made by the Exhibit Supply Co. of Chicago. Front of machine is embossed the company logo. Double coin slide (5 cents) vends cards from 2 different s

Nice eary 5 cent coin operated Exhibit Supply Company "Track eet" Pinball machine. Good cosmetic condition with damaged leg and wear from use and age. Displays very well with lighted Budweiser adverti

ONE CENT FORTUNE / GAMBLING MACHINE: Trade Stimulator, Exhibit Supply Co. Kromo Kolored Kube Fortune Teller 1 Cent Dice Popper. Chicago, circa 1928. Wood frame with glass dome and five wood? colored d

Insert a coin and watch the wheel spin as the dice shake throughout the enclosed space at the center. Points are earned for certain dice combinations. Manufactured by the Exhibit Supply Company from 1

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

After inserting a nickel, approximately 15 intriguing slides are able to be viewed. The cog found on the right side of this mahogany housed device allows the movement of the pictures. Average sized tr

Patrons stand upon the metal platform and deposit a nickel into the coin slide. The platform then begins to vibrate with "no electricity" as the front casting implies. These machines, intended to reli

Rotary Merchandiser, Exhibit Supply Co. 25 cent machine. Good working condition. Comes with prizes. 30 X 46 X 30 inches.

Exhibit Supply Co. manufactured this dice game during the 1930s. The paper in the interior does not show much wear and still very legible. The wood cabinet is worn throughout and the coin slide requir

To gyrate the dice in the interior dice table, at the center of the machine, insert quarter in coin slot. This is not a prize or rewarding trade stimulator but as advertised, it doubles as a gum vendo

ESCO Select Em 5 Cent Trade Stimulator. Chicago, 1934. Wooden cabinet trade stimulator with glass top. After a nickel is pushed inside the four dice bounce, corresponding to a scorecard “for amu

Coin-operated massager, Vitalizer Foot Ease, 1 cent, Model-C, manufactured by Exhibit Supply Co., ca. 1940. Wood case with lighted reverse-painted flashing marquee. The electric vibrating foot pad, re

All original Exhibit Supply Co. Beach Bunnies card vending machine with original base, showing use from its time in the arcade and a great candidate for restoration. Includes some cards as part of the

A vintage 2 cent header card of female movie actresses for an exhibit supply co coin operated card vending machine. Circa 1940s.

Vintage Shake' em game 5 cent gaming machine with dice, 1975 City of Houston permit on front, 16 in. T, 17 in. W, 8 in. D.

Novelty Merchantman Digger Machine. 5 cent coin operated, In a wooden cabinet with glass sides and mirrored background. By Exhibit Supply Company. {Dimensions 71 x 23 1/2 x 27 inches} [Condition: Claw

Manufactured in 1927 by The Exhibit Supply Co., this device shows wear throughout the wood with the interior paper decal exhibiting some damage found along the edges and some staining. However, the di

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.

Vintage Quality supply co one cent "Horses" eight in one dice game. Measures 9 1/2" (23cm) width by 5" (13cm) height.

For your consideration is this original, unrestored 1930s 5 cent "U Select-It" Candy Vending Machine manufactured by Coan Manufacturing Company in Madison, Wisconsin. William Coan established The Coan

Electro-Mechanical pinball game with black painted and natural stained wood case and electrical cord. There is wear and fading to the case, including some missing veneer. Unrestored with a nice origin

Produced by Exhibit Supply Co. in the 1930s. The wood cabinet displays wear, layers of chipped paint, and the addition of a wooden "Carnival Concessions" marquee. No keys. (Good). 21"D x 27"W x 92"T