1¢ Mills Automatic Gum Vendor.

This 6-column vendor is stainless steel with a glass front. It was manufactured by the Mills Automatic Merchandising Corp. in 1936. One key is included. 16"T x 10"W x 5-3/4"D.

Mills Automatic gum vendor with a sleek stainless steel body and six different columns, for a variety of brands, including Beemans Pepsin Gum, Chiclets and Dentyne. With original "Your Penny Helps Bui

Mills Automatic gum vendor with a sleek stainless steel body and six different columns, for a variety of brands, including Beemans Pepsin Gum, Chiclets and Dentyne. Also named Subway Vendors due to it

Cast iron made, with red color fading with time. There are 6 columns for a variety of gum. Move the tab for gum of choice and gum will drop on silver tray. Serial number: 13502. Circa 1904. Wear throu

Mills Automatic Gum Vendor. Needs work. No front glass. Cover does not close all of the way because of an inside jam. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 18 x 10 x 6

This three-reel machine is a tabletop version of the more commonly seen floor model vendor. This example is without the lower vending cabinet, though it still advertises for a package of mints with ev

Nice vintage Mills 1¢ Automatic Gum vending machine. Machine is in nice cosmetic condition with wear from use and age. Displays very well with original advertising decals on glass. Untested. Measures

This charming gum vendor was produced by the Mills Novelty Co. during the early 1930s. It features the namesake image of two bell boys on either side of the cast metal facade. This device displays wea

Working condition, has key, shows some wear, nice original look, displays well, 57"x16"x16"

This lot of two includes 1- 1¢ Automatic Tab Gum Vender, manufactured by Mills Automatic Merchandising Corp. in the 1930s with the serial no. 60790. Housed in a cast aluminum case in chrome and compl

Including 1 - Tom's Toasted Peanuts glass jar with lid, 7" x 10" and 1 - small metal side vendor with glass front and two columns for holding product, made for use with a Mills QT slot machine, 5- 1/4

This machine is in original, as-found condition. It features its original glass with etched writing and celluloid price and flavor strip atop. Glass remains in excellent and unbroken condition while t

One cent, six selection tab gum machine, good glass, fair decals, good chrome with a couple of small dimples in top front, looks like it should work but no key and a stick of gum stuck in right column

Looks to be NOS. Shows very light wear. Displays very well. No key. Coin mech is jammed. Very nice piece. 26"x3.25"

1 Cent Gum Vendor Duck Shooting Gallery. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 19 x 10 x 24

This is a 1¢ Adams gum vendor in original green paint with sheet metal construction, original Art Deco handles and a very original Art Deco look. It has a replaced Adams Chewing Gum decal on the fron

Advance Machine Co. 1 Cent Gum Vendor. Chicago, ca. 1923. Cast Iron. Decals well worn. Original orange paint. Does not have the Advance name, so it was likely specially made for another company to dis

No key. Dimensions: 19 x 12 x 7

There are not a lot of these Goo-Goo gum machines known to exist and even fewer than a handful that are marked for the Mills Novelty Company. Made for Mills by the Freeport Novelty Company, this examp

Fantastic vintage Pulver 1¢ mechanical Policeman holding stop sign gum wall mount vending machine. Very nice working condition with minor porcelain loss and wear from use and age. Displays extremely

Circa 1902. Manufactured by the Automatic Clerk Co. This was a highly successful machine. Put a nickel in the top side of the gum you wanted, and the clockwork mechanism allows the machine to work rig

Pulver Company Inc. 1 Cent Clown Gum Vendor. Rochester, NY, ca. 1930s. Steel and yellow enamel with brightly colored clown figure and original product. Height 20 ½”. Scuffing to enamel with

A great wooden gum vendor made by Zeno Manufacturing Co. in 1895. It features a nice wooden cabinet with embossed lettering on the sides and front as well as the original yellow decal, tin front, and

Caille Bros. manufactured this non-payout machine in 1926. The original three fruit reels are slightly yellowed but in nice condition. Each play receives a ball of gum and the player can use the reels