"The Planet" Fortune Teller Napkin Holder Vendor

"The Planet" Fortune Teller Napkin Holder 1 Cent Vending machine, made by Centennial Manufacturing, Chicago, IL, locked but no key, 10" x 7" x 5", see photos. Great little restoration project!

COIN-OPERATED FORTUNE TELLER, MADAM X W/NAPKIN HOLDER, FULL OF PAPER FORTUNES COMPLETE W/KEY, EXC COND, 6.5 H X 7.5W X 5 DEEP

This lot of fortune telling napkin holders from the 1950's consists of: 1- "Ask Yogi/Madam X" by the F. E. Erickson Co. With 2 keys and additional menu for "Joe's Place". 1- "Ask Swami" by Shipman Man

Swami Fortune Teller Coin Op Napkin Holder Trade Stimulator. Great vintage piece! Ask the Great Swami a YES or NO questions question, drop a penny in and receive your fortune! At the time of catalogin

Coin-operated fortune teller, "Ask Yogi/Madam X", 1 Cent, Napkin holder on top, complete w/fortune cards, lock but no key, Exc cond, 8.5" x 8"W.

Diner penny fortune telling machine with napkin holders on sides. In great original condition and comes with a few fortune tickets. With key. 7 wide 4 1/2 deep 8 1/2 tall.

Very penny vendor similar to the Swami Fortune Teller, this machine dispensers "Fortunes, jokes, and daffy definitions." Includes key. Condition (Very Good). Size 4" T.

One cent chrome napkin dispenser that also dispenses fortunes. Very good I.D. tag, good chrome, has key, also menu clips on back. Overall very good condition. 6-1/2 " T X 7" W X 4-1/2 " D.

American. 1940s. Chrome case. Includes original framed mailer promoting the machine. Marked, "Mfd by F. E. Erickson Co., Inc. No. Sacramento, Cali Pats Applied for". 6 1/2 x 7 x 4 1/2". Case exhibits

Coin operated fortune teller napkin dispenser Measures Apx. 9" tall and 4" wide. Condition reports are provided upon request.

Step into the mystique of vintage fortune telling with this captivating pair of Retro Fortune Teller Coin-Operated Napkin Dispenser Machines - "Madam X" and "Ask Swami." These charming relics from the

7 1/2" X 5" X 6 1/2"--HAS THE KEY

This lot is comprised of: 1- Madam X fortune telling napkin holder. For a cent one can push the lever to receive a fortune. Retains the original fortune slips. Circa 1950s. One key is provided. 6-1/2"

Vintage original Ask Swami fortune telling napkin holder. 8 1/2" by 7" by 4 1/2". Very Good-Excellent

Eldredge Automatic Mfg. Co. 1 Cent Peanut Vendor and Napkin Holder. Los Angeles, ca. 1940. Chrome plated. The peanut machine is in the original shipping box and the two napkin holders that mount on ei

Unlocked, no key. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 9 x 7 x 6

One cent napkin holder dispenses small fortune cards. Circa 1950s. One key is provided. Keys: Yes. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 6-1/2"D x 7-1/2"W x 9"T.

A Mike Gorski original replica of the Roovers Brothers fortune telling card vendor produced between 1895 and 1904. By use of the mechanical arm at the machine's side, Madame Zita pulls a lever and tur

Puritan Confection Vender One Cent Mint Vendor / Slot Machine. Countertop machine dispenses rolls of mints and acts as a fortune-teller based on the spin of the three slot reels. 10 ½ x 10 ½

Including 1 - case of Exhibit Supply Co. True Love Letters for Men, 1 - full box of Photomat mailers, and an assortment of blank photo postcards, ESCO license certificates, fortune teller postcards, a

The body of this vendor arcade game is beige sheet metal. Deposit a dime and receive a fortune card. Includes key and cards. Condition (Restored). Size 14-3/4" T. x 9-1/4" W. x 7-1/2" D.

360 New old stock scrolls in plastic wrappers for Watling horoscope vendor. The scrolls are in the original shipping box addressed to a Woolworth in Wichita KS. This box of scrolls came from the Dubbl

360 New old stock horoscope scrolls for the horoscope vendor on the Waltling scale. 2 complete sets in the original shipping box. These scrolls came from the Dubble Bubble Museum. PLEASE NOTE, THERE I

360 New old stock scrolls in plastic wrappers and original shipping box. The scrolls fit the horoscope vendor for the Watling penny scale. These came out of the Dubble Bubble Museum. PLEASE NOTE, THER