1¢ LONDON NOVELTY CO. "PANSY" GUM VENDING MACHINE.

Including 1 - D. Robbins & Co. Criss-Cross gum vending machine circa 1930s and 1 - Baker Novelty Co. Kicker & Catcher skill game circa 1935. Both include keys. Condition (Good - Very Good). Size Large

There are not a lot of these Goo-Goo gum machines known to exist and even fewer than a handful that are marked for the Mills Novelty Company. Made for Mills by the Freeport Novelty Company, this examp

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".

Older repaint. Shows some wear and paint loss. Displays well. Appears to be in working condition. No keys. 11.75"x7.75"

There are several different versions of "Pansy Gum" vending machines offered in this auction and this is the cast-iron version. This small counter top machine has outstanding castings advertising the

There are three known different Pansy Gum Vending Machines, and it seems all of them offered a stick of gum with a fortune and a love letter. This version of Roth's Pansy Gum follows that assumption,

Very rare cast-iron single column tab gum vending machine from the American Vending Machine Co. circa 1902. This machine sold Kis-Me gum and has a porcelain sign on the front advertising it. The sign

This vending machine was manufactured by the Champion Vending Machine Co. sometime in the 1890's. It is in original, unrestored condition. The front Chocolat-Menier Gum & Sweetmeat Co. advertising has

This is a great example of the Advance Venus theater seat vending machine. These machines were located on the back of theater seats where the patrons could purchase a snack during the movie or show. T

Including 1 - single sided 1¢ gum vending machine top sign, 1 - die cut American Chicle Co. majorette girl countertop display, stock no. D-74, 1 - Clark's Teaberry tin wall mount display, and 1- asso

Penny King 1 Cent Chewing Gum “twin” vending machine. [New York: Flatbush Gum Co., ca. 1930s]. Two vending machines attached to each other. Twin oblong globes with original stickers. With

Hawkeye 1 Cent “Jaw Breakers” vending machine. [Des Moines: Hawkeye Novelty Co., ca. 1930s]. Rare painted metal countertop “jaw breaker” vending machine. With small window to d

Produced by Exhibit Supply Co. in the 1920's this vending machine has two coin mechanisms, each vending either a "Hollywood Lovelies" or "Bikini Bathers" photo card. Wood cabinet shows wear consistent

Carlton 1 Cent Rocket Bubble Gum Vending Machine. Chicago: Carlton Candy Co., ca. 1950s. Space age plastic and metal rocket-shaped gumball machine. With original decal on clear plastic body (some loss

United States, Canada,20th Century Includes a "Delicious Chewing Gum" vending machine in blue finish with two options for spearmint or peppermint gum, and an "Adam's Chewing Gum" vending machine with

Made by the Pulver and Chicle Mfg. Co. Circa 1899. This highly collectible vendor is made with embossed lithographed tin casing. Shows some wear around the glass. Featuring the Foxy Grandpa character,

1 Cent Auto Sales Chewing Gum Vending Machine. Made by the Autosales Vending Co., Circa 1899. Green enameled with white lettering. Adams Chiclets and Dentyne Gum enameled panels. 32"h. x 10"w. x 9-1/2

Circa 1927. Manufactured by the Hoff Vending Co. This penny vendor’s mechanism is made of pot metal and most are not in working condition. This unit does not work. Exterior is very good condition sh

Professionally restored in yellow and red, this vendor is in excellent condition. Offering a single ball of gum for a nickel, this machine originally dispensed gambling gumballs and the awards would h

The Niagara Pepsin Gum co. manufactured this machine in 1904. It offered the patron a selection through a rotating four-column mechanism where a choice is selected by turning the column to the coin sl

This three-reel machine is a tabletop version of the more commonly seen floor model vendor. This example is without the lower vending cabinet, though it still advertises for a package of mints with ev

Countertop machine made by Zeno MFG. Co Chicago. Early 1900’s. There is a split on the bottom of the base and a hairline crack on the top. the upper trim does have some wood loss and the bottom edge

Wood cabinet card vendor with two coin mechanisms by Exhibit Card Supply Co. circa 1930's. This machine features "Rip Snorters and Side Splitters". Displays signs of wear and missing back panel. In or

Made by Groetchen Tool Co. - Circa 1940's. It is a one cent operated cigarette and gum ball vending machine. 6 1/4" T. Very Good Condition.