**5¢ Vendet Mfg. Co. Midget Slot Machine.

This small slot machine is made by Vendet Mfg. Co., manufactured in the 1930s. This example is one that is seldom seen. Aside from its original condition with unrestored cast aluminum case, original i

A beautiful slot machine with a restored cast aluminum front panel, displaying nickel-plated hardware and painted details of red, yellow and blue. Features include two mint vendor columns, twin jackpo

5 Cent Watling MFG. Co. Treasury Twin Jackpot Slot Machine c1935, working original condition, with replaced glass and keys.

A Groetchen Tool & Mfg. Co. slot machine, manufactured from 1930 to 1939. The housing is oak with an aluminum front casting, colored in blue with red highlights and complete with the round Columbia in

Columbia 25 cent Slot Machine *works / w/ key / 19"H, 14 1/2" x 11 5/8"Groetchen Mfg. Co. Chicago

This is a countertop slot machine with central wheel, manufactured by Watling Mfg. Co. in 1910. It is housed in a tiger stripe oak cabinet with ornate cast iron hardware and a matching replacement 5-w

The Pace Mfg. Co. made this Royal Comet Club upright floor model console slot machine in 1937. An interesting feature is the payout tray is hidden until the player pulls it out to collect their winnin

Signed (Pace Comet) 10 Cent Slot Machine with Oak Sides. 1936. Marked Pace Mfg Co. Chicago ILL. Hgt 25" w 15.5" d 15". Found in St Paul home. Good working condition.

Jennings "Galaxy" one-arm bandit slot machine, takes quarters, with metal stand, marked "512510 / 217507 / Jennings & Co / Div Hershey MFG Co. / 4 21 67," metal and glass. 28.5" H x 14.5" W x 17" D (w

Vintage American Superior MFG. Co. 5 cent gum vending machine, mid 20th c., featuring a rectangular case, four columns, atop a pedestal base, marked Superior MFG. CO. Evanston Ill above gum slot, mark

Mfg'd by the Mills Novelty Co. of Chicago circa 1930's. This 5 cent machine has an all original untouched mech that plays and pays well. Has cash box and cash box door but lock has been drilled. Origi

A lot of two gambling machines. The first is a a Groetchen Tool & Mfg. Co. slot machine, manufactured from 1930 to 1939 and is in fair condition. The housing is oak with an aluminum front casting, col

Antique Pace MFG Co. nickel slot machine. - Circa 1930's - model # MD 19422 - Bantam by Chicago USA. - M107. - fruits and bells. - oak base. - key included. - paint is in good condition. - machine is

This outstanding slot machine features three concentric facing discs, similar to the Jenning's Little Duke. When plugged in and a penny is inserted, the discs spin in an extremely fast motion, hence t

This unrestored, half-top slot machine features a chrome front with wear to the original paint of the front casting and back bonnet. With original award card and reel strips. Without jackpot attendant

1930s 24" T x 15" W x 15"D Needs cleaned and adjusted in order to make it work

The cabinet on this contemporary slot machine features a modern cabinet with polished nickel plating. The cast aluminum front includes 3 colorful backglass sections and a button for needed service. Ma

Late 19th/early 20th century, Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, IL, the floor-standing metal-mounted and hand-painted rectangular wooden case surmounted by a foliate-adorned and molded patinated metal coin

Pace Manufacturing Company produced this machine from 1948-1949. In nice, original and working condition, has original wooden base, cash box, keys are included and works fine. SIZE: 24” x 18” x 15

An unrestored Mills Novelty Co. slot machine, manufactured from 1932 to 1933. The cast front is embossed with an Art Deco motif, decorated with stars along the base. Retaining the original award card,

Pace Mfg. Co. 10 Cent Bantam Slot Machine. Item Dimensions: 13-1/2"D x 14"W x 19-1/2"T. Pace Mfg. introduced this three-quarter sized slot machine to the market in 1933. It operates with a cent and gi

1¢ Lion Mfg. Co. Puritan Baby Bell Slot Machine. Machine is marked with 1776-1928 on both left and right sides. Machine still operates with a penny, and the reels and mechanics are in good working

Produced in 1950 by Exclusive Playing Card Co. Players simply drop a coin into the knob slot and turn the knob to shake the dice. Instructions for game play are posted on top of the machine. Included

Produced in 1950 by Exclusive Playing Card Co. Players simply drop a coin into the knob slot and turn the knob to shake the dice. Instructions for game play are posted on top of the machine. Included