1¢ Mills Wizard Fortune Teller Arcade Game

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

Fortune telling arcade machine manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1926. Cast metal front with image of a swami and hieroglyphics. There is a wheel for the user to select what kind of fortune is told

This arcade fortune teller of Mills Novelty Co. was manufactured between 1919 and 1927. It has an aluminum cast metal front with an oak cabinet. It is heavily detailed with depictions of a wizard, var

This counter top trade stimulator is a restored piece with no signs of scratches on the wood paneling and is painted with vibrant colors of red, yellow and green on the metal. In exchange for one penn

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

Mills 1 Cent Wizard Fortune Teller. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1926. Tabletop fortune telling machine in wooden cabinet, window with working question lever, coin slot and button on side, which ac

Mills Novelty Co. manufactured these fortune telling trade stimulators from 1919 to 1927. Players can select from six questions using the pointer and then press the button at the side of the cabinet t

Mills 1 Cent Wizard Fortune Teller. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1904. Tabletop fortune telling machine in wooden cabinet, two windows with working question lever, coin slot and lever on side. 13 &

This counter top trade stimulator is a restored piece with no signs of scratches on the wood paneling and is painted with vibrant colors of red, yellow and green on the metal. In exchange for one penn

"The Wizard Fortune Teller" 1¢ Mills Novelty Co., Art deco fortune telling machine with six questions using the pointer and then press the button; aluminum front casting with original red, green,

Mills “The Wizard Fortune Teller” Trade Stimulator. 1 cent coin op trade stimulator The Wizard Fortune Teller by the Mills Novelty Co., early model c. 1904-1910. Oak case with paper labels on the

Vintage Mills Novelty Co "The Wizard Fortune Teller" one cent machine. Encased in carved wood. Measures 16 1/2" (42cm) height by 13 1/2" (34cm) width.

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 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"

666. One Cent Mills Wizard Fortune Teller. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1926. Aluminum with original paint and paper. Ask the machine one of six questions and receive an answer that will put a smil

Restored. Possibly some reproduction parts. One penny Wizard Fortune Teller machine. Highly polished castings with colorful graphics. Working, with key.

In excellent condition and has been restored, works great, 19"x14"x6", restored

In excellent condition and has been restored, works great, 19"x14"x6", restored

Great original fortune teller machine. Wonderful casting. Works well. Paper under glass is period replacement. And machine looks to be an old repaint. Comes with key.

Has been restored, pointer handle has broken off from machine and will need to be repaired, has the key, shows light wear and discoloration throughout, does not work as it should, displays well with a

In excellent condition and has been restored, works great, 19"x14"x6", Restored

This countertop trade stimulator is an original piece, painted with vibrant colors of red, yellow and green on the cast aluminum front. In exchange for one penny, the machine tells your fortune. "See

This charming arcade game is designed to look like a hot air balloon. A reproduction of a very rare machine, originals circa 1905, built by John Papa. The quarter sawn oak cabinet features carved rope