1¢ Countertop Fortune Teller Arcade Game.

To play, simply deposit a coin, turn the knob to the question you wish to be answered, and press the plunger for either "Yes" or "No" to light up. The cherry red cabinet shows wear from many years of

This 1 pence arcade machine in wood case offers fortunes for both men and women. Shows some cracks on door. Includes key. Condition (Fair). Size 17" x 23" x 8"

This reproduction 1¢ arcade machine has a cast aluminum front with yellow, green and red highlights. There is a rotating selector to choose what kind of fortune you wish. The case is solid wood and t

The Mills Novelty Co. made the Wizard fortune teller countertop arcade machine in 1904. This example has smoke stained paper labels both top and bottom with a tear to the top one, an original finish o

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.

This countertop arcade amusement dice machine is in great working order and appears to be in original condition. Possible replaced milk glass globe lights up upon connection to power and dice oscillat

This lot of two is made up of 1- 1¢ Flipper coin drop game made by Erie Machine Co.. It has a light oak body, a pin field with mystical designs and an acrylic front with a slight chip at center of th

This lot of two is made up of 1- countertop arcade game, manufactured by Keeney And Sons, Inc. and gives patron 5 multi-color balls per nickel. There is minimal wear throughout. One key is included. 1

“Imp” 1 Cent Countertop Fortune-Teller Slot Machine. [Chicago: Distributed by K & S Sales, ca. 1910s-1930s]. Three-reel slot machine with wooden frame and base, and with painted metal fron

This is a 1¢ Busy Ball trade stimulator or counter game with design patent correlating to 1914. This is an exceptionally rare survivor with only a handful of known examples. Unknown manufacturer. Upo

Circa 1927. In unrestored and original condition, the casting shows wear but machine is in working order. Slight rust on the top round plate, some scratches on wood cabinet. Rare machine features a un

A nicely recreated fortune teller of the Roover Brothers Co. original, first circulating in 1895 to 1905. The beautiful female automaton is dressed in Edwardian clothing, displayed in a lighted tiger

This is a Boyce coin machine Wee Gee penny drop trade stimulator. The patron drops a coin in the question they want to ask at the top and the machine gives them a yes or no answer based on where their

After inserting the penny, patron cranks the turn handle on the right of the game then receives 5 steel balls. Acquire 0 to 50 to 200 points by snapping the ball through the lever and into the spiral

Dutch oracle fortune teller arcade machine, unique and rare piece from the 1920s. All texts are in Dutch and the coin insert is made to accept USA 1 cent (penny) coins. When you insert a coin, the for

A fun countertop arcade game that allows players to test what kind of lover they are. Simply deposit a penny and give the handle a squeeze. One of the twelve lights will illuminate next to your result

The cabinet on this countertop arcade game is made of wood, colored in orange and there is a black graphic of a man shooting at ducks. Place coin in trigger and snap the lever back to shoot coin at th

A one or two player coin drop countertop arcade game, manufactured by O. D. Jennings in 1926. It is cast aluminum, featuring graphic front and side castings in original patina. Interior graphics and p

This is a countertop arcade game by Baffle Ball Inc., manufactured in 1931. It has a green sheet metal body with aluminum features, glass sides and the original paper background. For one penny, the pa

This countertop arcade game was produced by Daval Mfg. in 1942. The cast aluminum body has substantial paint loss and the mechanism for the reels needs some adjustment. (Good). 10-1/2"T. x 8"W. x 9"D.

This counter game offers one attempt at getting a penny into one of the four available slots per coin inserted. Appears to be in original condition, showing minor age wear throughout. Made by Koplo Sa

Counter top arcade game with a honey oak cabinet and cast aluminum elements. Players utilize the left lever to catch the ball and right lever to bat the ball. The playing field depicts a rendering of

This is a 1¢ countertop arcade skill game called the Daisy, where for your penny you are issued steel balls, which you would launch into the playing field to gain your highest score. The machine is i

This counter top arcade game is made of sheet metal and glass. Circa 1927. One key is included. (Very Good). 21-1/2"T. x 13-1/4"W. x 11"D.