"Menkhaus" Drop Coin Scale

Item measures approx. 35"h. It has a red body with a chrome top and has a 300 lb capacity.

This athletic scale has the original faceplate showing the average strength of both men and women. The instruction card reads "Push release button. Drop coin in slot. Select desired test. Grip, twist,

The first is a Daval Free Play. CONDITION: It has original paint and coin drop tag. This is almost a scale model of a three-reel machine, with a great patina. The second is a Daval's 21. CONDITION: Sh

5¢ Mercury athletic scale strength tester. Customer would stand on platform, push release button, drop a coin in the slot and select the desired strength test. The meter then moves accordingly and

Coin-Operated Penny Scale, mfgd by Menkhaus, painted metal & chrome w/300 lb capacity, Exc refinished working cond w/out key, 36"H.

The National Automatic Machine Co. created this floor model penny scale in 1929. To operate, patrons step on the scale and then drop a penny into the coin slot. The dial will then spin around to their

Men's Accessories, Pocket Watch, Three Dollar Coins Damaged pocket watch from Illinois, antique straight razor in original box, folding knife with synthetic scales (Kamp-King) including drop point bla

"Civilian Defense" Penny Drop Coin Operated Game

Johann Wilhelm Forsthoff Coin Scale Box, Solingen, Late 18th Century. With 22 matching weights. Rectangular maple wood box with 2 clasps. 19cm X 11cm / 7.48in X 4.33in.

An 18th Century J.F. Wolschot Coin Scale Set. Containing thirteen square weights, various additional weights, a metal scale, and original wood case bearing label on underside of lid. Label is dated 17

Coin Balance Scale by Johann Caspar Mittelstenscheid, Lennep, Germany, Circa 1800. Steel beam. With 22 weights. Compartment with fractional weights. Rectangular maple wood original fitted box with mak

An 18th Century Johannes Linderman Coin Scale Set. Comprising seven weights and one scale within original wood box. Underside of lid bears original color label Case: 1.5" x 5.5" x 2.75"

Late 19th century "Trick Pony" mechanical cast iron bank. Horse head bobs to drop coin. Red and yellow painted surface with minor losses. 7.5in wide. 8in high.

All original, automatic service corp. & Western coin Operated Machine Inc. Provenance; Coney Island mens locker room. 13w x 24d x 46h.

Balance scale with countersunk receivers marked to hold six different denominations of gold coins stamped "JOHN ALLENDER / PATENT NOVEMBER 27, 1855". 8 1/2 inches. Together with its original printed d

Early 19th Century German Coin Scale by Johann Caspar Mittelstenscheidthe maker's label on the underside of the lid; within is a balance scale with steel beam and brass pans plus eighteen (18) weights

Ancient Holy Land Roman Bronze Coin Scale c.2nd century AD. Size 3 inches length. Fine cast coin scale with hinges, works fine with choice patina. Provenance: Private NYC Collection acquired in the US

**First Time At Auction** Northwestern Europe, England, ca. late 18th to mid-19th century CE. A wonderful brass and wood currency scale for weighing sovereign coins, that self-erects when the wooden c

Two Dated 18th Century German Coin Scalesthe first a small balance scale with brass pans and six (6) weights, the lid's underside with a printed label naming Jacob Scibenberg (?) the maker and having

Colonial America 18th Century Portable Double-Pan Coin Scale with Weights c. 1750 Rare 18th Century Portable Double-Pan Coin Scale with Weights in its Original Wooden Case, Very Fine. This Colonial er

An 18th Century Coin Scale Set. Comprising twelve weights and one metal scale within a carved wood case Case: 1.25" x 6.25" x 2.25"

Early 19th Century German Coin Scale by Johann Caspar Mittelstenscheidthe maker's label on the underside of the lid, this one dated 1803; within is a balance scale with steel beam and brass pans plus

Description: This lot includes a dated 1779 German coin scale by Johann Peter in original wooden case with all of it's original brass weights. Condition: Surface wear associated with age and use, othe

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. mid-18th to early 19th century CE. A superb brass pocket scale for weighing sovereign coins in order to detect counterfeits, with the original cardstock case! This to