**Rare 5¢ Wheeland Novelty Co. Perfection Trade

A unique poker machine not only in appearance but in play action as well. Depositing a coin, the cards drop down, spin and then pop back up into the viewing window. Several different manufactures prod

The Little Perfection is a tabletop trade stimulator, offering cigars as rewards since 1901 to 1926, introduced by the Mills Novelty Company. The oak housing features brushed nickel-plated hardware su

C. 1904, The Mills Novelty Co, Chicago, IL. This is a great oak poker trade stimulator with original reel strips, original marquee and with original award card. CONDITION: Replaced coin door showing s

This countertop trade stimulator features five flip-card reels with miniature playing cards. Winning card combinations were paid out in quantities of cigars. The reels show wear, however, the game ope

This is a Maine Novelty Co. Eclipse 5¢ cigar trade stimulator. Two arrows spin, which determines the payout in cigars or gum. The wood cabinet has good surface patina. The paper dial is in good, brig

Deposit a nickel and press the plunger to release the coin down the spiral chute, spinning the pointer so it points to a number between the pins arranged in a circle and receive your award in cigars o

Early countertop trade stimulator with nice oak cabinet and pin board. Players dropped nickels into the top of the device in hopes of winning cigars. This example is unrestored and features the origin

This countertop trade stimulator offers up to three punches on the punchboard at the lower front as well as token jackpots. Punchboard is 100% intact and cabinet shows little wear. Includes two keys b

Original Mills Oak "Little Perfection" cigar trade stimulator with original marquee, award card, original red strips and back door retains a partial decal. Has key but does not open back door. Works g

The Puritan Bell trade stimulator was manufactured in 1922 to 1939 by Mills Novelty Co. but this particular machine was produced during the later years because of the cast aluminum body. Still sharing

In unrestored condition, this machine shows age wear and patina to the case. Paper award card and marquee show some discoloration. Replaced coin side entry plate. Includes key. Circa 1925. 7-1/4"D x 8

U.S. Novelty Co. 5 Cent Clockwork Trade Stimulator. Chicago, 1894. George S. Stoneburner, inventor. With playing card dial. All original including two-cent playing card tax stamp on dial, and metal U.

Very nice 1890s Maine Novelty Co. Eclipse 5 cent cigar trade stimulator. Very nice cosmetic condition for its age. Does have expected wear. Displays well with oak case.. Has key. Measures approximatel

poker trade simulator on cast iron pedestal with sign awarding cigars as prizes, needs work, missing one card wheel on inside, 57\"

Coin-operated pin game, WOW, mfgd by Mills Novelty Co., 10 balls for 5 Cents, a Rare c.1930's pin game in Exc working cond, 36.5"H x 18"W x 32"D.

Antique 1920 Rare Piggy Bank 1 Slot Uncle Sams Dime Register Coin Bank Metal Banks Nickles Quarters Vintage Childs Toy Bank Collecting Coins Manufactured By The Durable Toy & Novelty Co 5 1/2"

1892 Jones Novelty Co. Three for One Trade Stimulator, 5 cent machine. One of the first payout machines is business like in design and primitive in operation. 16 X 16 X 7 1/2 inches. Comes with key.

Mills 5 Cent “vest pocket” slot machine/trade stimulator. [Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., 1933]. Countertop three-reel trade stimulator with coin-slide, door, and “flipping” pay t

Oak Spiral 5 Cent Trade Stimulator. Mfg. 20th Century Novelty Co. A nickel travels down the corkscrew chute and reward is determined by the number it falls on. Very good original working condition. 10

A one cent coin drop trade stimulator manufactured by Baker Novelty Co. Inc, Chicago IL. Measures 15.5 x 12.25 x 7 inches. We are happy to offer professional in-house shipping. Cost of labor and mater

Early 1930's fantastic rare penny arcade machine. Haydon Manufacturing Co. worked in conjunction with the British American Novelty Co. to develop the famed "Pussy" Shooter. 5 shots for a penny! Knock

This is a very rare and unusual payout trade stimulator manufactured by the Nonpareil Novelty Co. Wood case housed on a very heavy cast-iron base, this machine pays 3 for 1 through a mechanism that ra

This small trade stimulator was produced during the 1920's and 1930's by the Mills Novelty Co. Its cast aluminum cabinet is cleanly and wonderfully detailed and has been polished in its recent history

PURITAN BELL, 1927, Mills Novelty Co., cast iron, 3-reel, 10.5”h; 7”w; 9”d; (in working order. Cast iron front panel and symbols guide card missing.); along with TICKETTE PUNCH, 1933