R.D. Simpson “A” 1 Cent Nut Vendor.

R.D. Simpson “1-2-3” 1 Cent Vendor with Flags. Original marquee. Height 13”. Body slightly oxidized.

R.D. Simpson Company 1 Cent Bulk Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1930. Chrome plated Art Deco style top and base. Lovely New Specialty Company decal. “Licorice Pellets” sign on top. Corbin lock and key. Wor

R.D. Simpson “Well Here We Are” 1 Cent Convertible Vendor. Circa 1927. Original “Supreme Products” decal (Appleton Novelty; chipped and stained). Height 14”. New key and

R.D. Simpson Company 1 Cent Cast Iron Simpson Jr. Bulk Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1920. Called a bulk vendor because it could vend breath pellets, gumballs or peanuts. Also named the “Supreme Jr.” and

Norris Mfg. Co. 1 Cent Nut Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1923. Red and black porcelain. Original lock and key. Working. Excellent.

Duplex Coin Op 1 Cent Nut Vendor. Pieces are not securely connected. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 16 x 11.5 x 7

Silver King Corp. 1 Cent Nut Vendor. Aurora, Ill. Tapered glass globe with red cast iron base and lid. Height 14”. With lock and keys. Restored base and lid. Working.

Silver King Corp. 1 Cent Musical Nut Vendor. Aurora, Ill., ca. 1950. Even though this does not have the ballerina on top it is musical. Original paint and decal. Original lock, no key. Working, includ

Metcraft Corp. 1 Cent Tasty-Hot Nut Vendor. New York, ca. 1930. Cast iron. Heating unit was a 25 watt bulb. There is a red light flasher located on the base below the handle. Original lock and key. El

Two Davis Metal Fixture Co. 1 Cent Little Nut Vendors. Lansing, ca. 1934. Cast aluminum. One is missing the coin entry and does not have a key, the other has original lock and key and is working.

Columbus Vending Co. 1 Cent Model A Nut Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1920. Aluminum base and lid. Red paint. Embossed globe. Locks and keys. Working. Very good.

Double Nugget 1 Cent Coin Op Nut Vendor. Crack in glass. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 17 x 10 x 6

Glendale Engineering Co. Inc. 1 Cent Lahadu Peanut Hot Nut Vendor. Glendale, ca. 1930. Sheet metal with green paint. Decal asks, “In What Language does Lahadu Mean Peanut?” Machine dispensed boxes

Norris Mfg. Co. 1 Cent, 5 Cent Masters No. 2 Porcelain Nut Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1924. Also known as the “Gooseneck.” A penny gets one turn and a nickel gets five turns. Original lock and key. Wor

Cebco Hot Nut Dual 1 Cent Coin Op Peanut Vendor. Includes two reproduction knobs. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 18 x 12 x 6

Manufactured and sold by R.D. Simpson of Columbus, Ohio. Inside the glass globe is a horse race with multiple horses and a Race Park decal. Depositing your penny and retrieving your gumball the horses

Coin-operated hot nut machine, The Radio Vendor, mfgd by Mashen Co.-Cedar Rapids, IA, cast aluminum 1 Cent vendor w/pull mechanism, c.1930's, no key, VG wkg cond, 19"H x 7"W.

SIMPSON LINCOLN 1 CENT GUMBALL MACHINE, WITH KEY. 15" H.

SIMPSON DERBY RACE PARK 1 CENT GUMBALL MACHINE, WITH KEY. 14" H.

Jay Walton Blount 5 Cent Nut Vendor. Akron, ca. 1942. Blount only made these machines for his own route because he wanted his machines to be superior to the competition’s (as many believe they were)

Fielding Mfg. Tom Thumb 1 Cent Vendor. Working with key. Dimensions: 11 x 7 x 7

Hawkeye Novelty Co. 1 Cent Vendor. Des Moines, ca. 1940. Restored base and lid. Height 15”. Lock and key. Working.

Hawkeye Novelty Co. 1 Cent Vendor. Des Moines, ca. 1940. Red pressed steel. Height 15”. Restored base and lid. Lock and key. Working.

VINTAGE SIMPSON 1 CENT DERBY RACEPARK GUMBALL. WITH LOCK AND KEY. 14 1/2" H