1¢ Northwestern Penny Drop Peanut Vending Machine

The cast iron penny drop base was specifically designed by The Northwestern Corporation to fit their Model 33 Merchandiser. The odds were ten percent that a customer would get their money back. Circa

15" 1 cent porcelain vending machine in excellent condition with slide penny mechanism & glass globe. This coin operated vending machine was part of the Dubble Bubble museum collection. PLEASE NOTE, T

The Northwestern Corp. produced this cast iron penny drop specifically to fit the Model 33 peanut merchandiser in 1933. The odds are 10% that you get your penny back. Four keys are included. (Very Goo

The Norris Mfg. Co. made this machine to improve upon the standard Master vendor in 1925. You have about a 10% chance to get your penny back. In restored condition. One key is included. (Excellent). 2

13" x 8.5" x 22" Restored 1 cent vending machine for mints, peanuts, gum, matches, and chocolates in excellent condition with bright colors, high gloss, hand painted detail on the sides, glass and mir

An original condition 1¢ and 5¢ bulk candy and peanut vending machine #2, marked "Master." The big coin entry reads "Drop penny or nickel. Turn handle to right. Patented Aug. 14. '23." The r

This lot of two vending machines consists of a two column 1 CENT Kandy King with original paint, all original condition. The second is a Penny Drop gum vending machine with original paint, coin entry

LOT (2) INCLUDING VINTAGE NORTHWESTERN COIN-OP PEANUT VENDING MACHINE, HEIGHT 16" AND PLANTER'S PEANUT JAR, HEIGHT 9 1/2"

A pair of coin-op machines. (A) Cast coin changer in working, original condition. (B) Hot nut vending machine, complete with keys and with oxidized patina. This is not a standard shippable item and wi

16" 1 cent peanut / gumball vending machine with glass globe and metal housing. Has normal wear with some minor scratches. Mechanism needs adjustment. Comes with lock and keys. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS O

This octagonal shaped gumball vendor was designed to supplement regular vendors in locations where the space was limited. With an identical mechanism to the Model 33 peanut machine and white porcelain

General Merchandise Co. Smilin’ Sam from Alabam’ One Cent Peanut Vending Machine. Original figural cast aluminum peanut vendor on original standing base. Drop in a penny and pull out the m

This countertop machine is a standard Master from the Norris Mfg Co. of Columbus, Ohio with a penny drop pin field game that gives the customer a small chance at getting their penny back. Beautifully

Columbus 1 Cent Blue Tip Match Machine. Columbus: The Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1920s. Drop a penny into the vendor to release a match. Height 12”. Includes key, working. Rusting throughout.

Columbus Vending 1 Cent Coin Slot with Knob and Two Barrel Locks. Columbus, OH: The Columbus Vending Co., ca. 1920s. Coin slot with rotating knob to drop a penny into a gumball machine’s storage

Rare machine. Shows wear and paint loss throughout. Original paint with some pinstriping. Coin mech is froze. Globe is in good condition. Displays well. 20.25"x10.5". 2-keys, one for the door and one

Griswold 1 Cent Peanut Vending Machine. Rock Island: Griswold Mfg., Co., ca. 1914. Cast iron one-cent peanut vendor with elongated globe. Six-sided base, crank handle, receiving dish. Height 20”

This is a 1¢ Northwestern match vending machine in restored condition. The case has been bead blasted and lacquered with the relief pieces being adorned in gold leaf and with the "Matches" and "1¢"

Pat. 1923, The Master, 8 x 8 x 16 inches, Porcelain Top and Base

16" Working porcelain vending machine with embossed Northwestern glass globe, barrel lock and key. This vending machine was part of the Dubble Bubble museum collection. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE

This is a lot of two Northwestern Model 33 peanut machines, one in white porcelain and one in red. Both machines show light chips to the base edges. Both work, have original barrel locks and keys. Con

This is simply a magnificent example of early vending. With perched eagle on the domed roof, copper cast cherubs on all 4 corners, detailed castings and a wonderful patina, this penny postcard and sta

The Hosier is often confused with a Columbus A when outfitted with a Columbus globe. The differences are vast, The base is stamped "The Hoosier", the parts are stamped with Simpson casting numbers and

14.5" Restored 1 cent vending machine in excellent condition with embossed octagon glass globe, barrel lock, and AMCO lock. Both locks have keys. Working condition. This coin operated vending machine