5 ¢ Countertop Coin Drop Pin Field Game

Player inserts a nickel and a small metal ball is put in play by the clown. Clown figure is moved across the playing field using the central knob. Very similar to the Jentzch & Meerz German made Bajaz

The Hamilton Manufacturing Company of Ohio produced this game in 1910. Sometimes called the "diamond top," the paper background in the pin field has some staining and some damage towards the edges. Ci

Comstock Novelty of Fort Wayne, Indiana manufactured this wood case penny drop game sometime around 1900. This example is in what appears to be new old stock condition and never used. The pin field is

This trade stimulator payout skill game in original condition features a rocking wheel at the center decorated with a seesaw scene. Features a pin wall and 5 jackpot pockets. Circa 1931. Includes key.

This countertop game features a brass manufacturer's plaque at the center of the pin field. Showing light wear from use and age. Wood cabinet has the original finish. Circa 1906. Includes key. (Excell

This lot of two is made up of 1- 1¢ Flipper coin drop game made by Erie Machine Co.. It has a light oak body, a pin field with mystical designs and an acrylic front with a slight chip at center of th

This countertop coin drop, payout, skill game is in working condition. Back door is new. Two keys are included. Circa 1930. (Very Good). 10"D x 16"W x 19"T

This classic coin drop pin field countertop trade stimulator was manufactured by O.D. Jennings in 1926. It has a cast aluminum case with a Native American archery motif. Some of the relief is painted

TRY YOUR SKILL with this antique 1930's vintage 1 cent Five Jacks coin drop pin field countertop trade stimulator. Includes key. Condition some repaint good working condition. Great piece to add to yo

This countertop machine is a standard Master from the Norris Mfg Co. of Columbus, Ohio with a penny drop pin field game that gives the customer a small chance at getting their penny back. Beautifully

Offers points for the number of pennies caught in the "spoon" just below the pin field. Game is for testing and amusement only. Playing field is in good condition with some wear to the paint of the wo

American. 1942. Painted wood case. Made by Skipper Sales Company. 17 x 13.5 x 6 3/4". Case has been repainted. Includes coin door access key. CODE:COOP

Wonderful original counter pocket pin field game by our nation's earliest machine corporation, Clawson Machine Co. of New Jersey. Drop a nickel in the top and press the plunger and if you're lucky, yo

The manufacturer of this clever coin drop game is unknown. Any nickel that is not a winner goes into a central chute. A nickel that drops into a pay slot triggers a switch that pays out anywhere from

A small coin drop mechanical countertop slot machine, manufactured by Rock-Ola in 1930. It has an aluminum cast body, showing discoloration and loss of paint but the wooden pin playing field is in goo

This post-war coin drop game is in original condition and has a coin catcher for the player to use. The wood cabinet and graphics in the pin field are in beautiful condition. Signs of wear and use. C.

This counter game was manufactured by Booth Games Co. of Minneapolis, Minnesota. It has a sheet metal cabinet and pin field with a glass front. Two keys are included. Condition: (Very Good). Dimension

Booth Games produced these simple coin drop games in 1939. The cabinet is sheet metal with satin stripes with glass in front of the pin field. One key is included. (Very Good). 10-1/4"T. x 6"W. x 4"D.

It is unclear who manufactured this coin drop game. The wood cabinet has rounded edges and a split on the front face. The pin field has gold and black paper appliques with some wear, behind glass that

This countertop pin field game is housed in a wood cabinet with a celluloid tag. Does not include a key. Manufactured from 1904 to 1922. (Very Good). 14" x 9" x 20".

A c. 1930 countertop coin flip game made by Fields Manufacturing. The players of this game aim to win the contents of one of the five jackpot banks. CONDITION: It has an oxidized patina, and new red i

O.D. Jennings produced this countertop game in 1932. The face is cast aluminum and glass while the pin field is painted wood. The pay window glass is cracked. One key is included. (Good - Very Good).

Early countertop trade stimulator with nice oak cabinet and pin board. Players dropped nickels into the top of the device in hopes of winning cigars. This example is unrestored and features the origin

A pair of counter top games of skill. The first is a "Hit A Homer" drop coin game with wonderful baseball graphics in a green painted wood case. Case shows signs of wear and use, play field has brilli