1¢ COLUMBUS MODEL 36 GUM VENDOR.

The Columbus Model 36 is a cast-iron tab gum vending machine where the number 36 is believed to represent the number of sticks it would hold. Original paint with no defects and no repair. Some scuffin

Rare 1915 Columbus Model 36 Gum Machine, one cent. Columbus Vending Co. Original paint and gold trim. Excellent unrestored condition, comes with key. 5 1/4 X 8 X 3 inches.

Coin-operated match vendor, Columbus Model 36, dispenses 2 books for 1 Cent, c.1928, Exc wkg cond w/keys, 15.5"H x 9"W.

Coin-operated ball gum vendor, Columbus Model 45, cast alum w/octagon globe, 2 barrel locks & key, c.1946, Exc wkg cond, 14.5"H.

Coin-Operated 1 Cent Pistachio Vendor, Columbus Model A, very unusual, cast iron w/orig globe & decal, VG working cond, small loss to top globe rim, mostly hidden by cover, prof repaint w/2 barrel loc

Coin-operated pistachio vendor, Columbus Model A, 1 Cent, very unusual, cast iron w/orig globe & decal, Exc wkg cond w/lock but no key, 17"H.

Coin-operated machines (2), Kandy King, 1 Cent double column, mfgd by Holli-Ware-Chicago, IL & Northwestern Model 39, 1 Cent ball gum vendor, red porcelain, c.1939, both Exc cond w/keys, 19" & 14"H.

This great vendor was manufactured by Columbus Vending Co. around 1920. It is mounted to its original stand and features a clear glass globe filled with Skittles candies. Functions well. Two keys are

Columbus 1 Cent Model M Coin Operated Gumball Vendor. Glass globe. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 14 x 8 x 8

Cast iron Columbus Model A 1 cent Peanut Gum ball machine. Unrestored . 1920s keys are with the machine. 15” tall.

Columbus Model M 1 Cent Porcelain Vendor. Columbus, OH, 1930s. Restored vending machine with barrel locks and keys. Height 14”. Original globe, partial decal.

This vendor sports a mint green base and top with an octagonal glass globe. "Delicious Goodies Nutritious and Healthful 1¢". This model features the lamp attachment but lacks the shade. With original

Coin-operated ball gum vendor, Columbus M w/bell-bottom base, 1 Cent, cast iron & green porcelain, orig decal & barrel lock, c.1928, Exc cond w/key, 15.5"H.

Columbus Vending Co. 1 Cent Model V Gumball Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1930. Chrome plated cast iron base and lid. Embossed cylinder globe and decal. Wall mounting bracket on rear. Lock and key. Working. V

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.

Columbus Belgian Model A 1 Cent Gumball Vendor. Possibly Model A. Aluminum base and lid. Height 15”. New locks and keys. Working.

Columbus Vending Co. 1 Cent Model 45A Peanut Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1946. Aluminum and cast iron. Machine was sold under the Columbus name but was made explicitly for catalog houses. Locks and keys (no

Columbus Vending Co. 1 Cent Model 46 Gumball Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1946. Painted aluminum base and sheet metal top. Embossed globe and original decal. Locks and keys. Working. Very good.

Columbus Vending Co. 1 Cent Models 16 and 46 Gumball Vendors on Stand. Columbus, ca. 1946. Both machines repainted. Embossed globes on both and decal on one. Stand cast iron. Locks and keys for both.

This is a lot of 2 vending machines. The first is a Columbus model M cast-iron peanut machine with original slug rejector and original AMACO locks. Original octagon globe with added decal. Nice porcel

This is a Columbus Model A peanut machine filled with gumballs, with replaced decal, new paint, and original barrel locks. Condition: (Good - Very Good). Dimensions: 16 - 1/2" x 9" x 9".

Columbus Gum Vendor, patent date 1908. Re-painted condition. 16 inches tall.

This is a Columbus vendor, with a round globe and what appears to be a replacement label inside. The Columbus vendor label reads "One Penny Here / Then Pull Lever" with two pointing finger graphics. T

This is a cast-iron porcelain Columbus Model "M" Peanut Machine. All original porcelain with slight chipping around the locks, but nothing that distracts from the sheen and shine of the porcelain. The