**1¢ Field Mfg. Five Jacks Coin Drop Trade Stimulator.

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

Counter pocket machine of Fey Mfg. Co., manufactured from 1930 to 1931. It has an oak cabinet with an oak pin field backboard and a front casting with red and green details. There are five pockets for

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 floor model jester figure houses a Rock-ola Mfg. Co. Five Jacks coin drop payout trade stimulator. Circa 1930. Includes key. Carved wood figure shows some wear throughout including a few cracks a

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

1930s Five Jacks Penny Drop Gambling Machine Trade Stimulator by FIeld Manufacturing Company. Appears to be in good overall condition., no key.

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

American. 1942. Painted wood case. Mechanically functioning. Made by Skipper Sales Company. 16 1/2 x 15 x 8.75". Case has been repainted. Hand painted play field. CODE:COOP

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

The decal on the wooden peg board pin field touts "Make Penny Wiggle - Double or Triple Your Candy Money". Players are guaranteed their coin back and have the potential to earn an extra 1 or 2 dependi

Improved Kelley 1 Cent Trade Stimulator. Kelley Mfg. Co., ca. 1905. One-cent five-reel machine housed in a handsome oak case with cast metal features at front, and a coin hanging from the marquee at t

Cast aluminum cabinet with "pegged" wooden play field. Player would flip their coin into the play field in hopes of winning up to 25¢ in trade. Some wear and oxidation consistent with age and use is

This particular design requires far more coins to receive a reward, showing three rows of numbers, all of which are zero until the third level. Wood cabinet has minor wear to the finish. Has a replace

Displays well. Double front jackpot. Working condition. Has an older repaint. Has one key. 15.75"x8.5".

Nice, unrestored original coin drop game with horse racing themed aluminum casting. The front panel features three jockeys and their horses- one colored in gold, one in black and the other in red. Dro

Please note that after the auction we will complete invoicing and then immediately close our offices for the remainder of the holiday season. There will be no options for making payment, arranging shi

Five Jacks trade stimulator - very nice appearance with some older repainting on face of machine. Made exclusively by Field Manufacturing Company. Overall a very attractive piece.

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.

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

A pair of unusual vendors. The first is a Fields Mfg. Co. Baby Jackpot vendor. This tabletop trade stimulator features three miniature fortune reels and a gumball vending mechanism. Includes original

This counter game has five jackpots to win if the player can get lucky with their penny drop. The glass face has silk screen printing on the reverse side that has minor ink loss. The cast aluminum fac

This is a Boyce coin machine Wee Gee penny drop trade stimulator. The patron drops a coin in the question they want to ask at the top and the machine gives them a yes or no answer based on where their

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

c. 1896. Drop-coin trade stimulator by the Drobisch Brothers in Decatur Ill. All wood construction, was sold to cigar companies to use the pin field for advertising. All original condition with some l