1¢ Stoner Manufacturing Company Gum Vendor.

Red metal baseball card and gum vendor on black cast iron stand. This vendor features a central gum bank flanked on either side by columns of cards. Minor wear is present throughout. Includes one key.

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

Pulver Company Inc. 1 Cent Yellow Kid Gum Vendor. Rochester, N.Y., ca. 1935. Red porcelain case. Clockwork mechanism dispenses Hot Chu or Joy Mint tab of gum. Slight chip around coin entry and lock. L

No key. Dimensions: 19 x 12 x 7

Pulver Company Inc. 1 Cent Midget Spearmint Tab Gum Vendor. Rochester, NY, ca. 1950. Sheet metal. Front panel chrome plated. Most likely hung at transit locations. Lock and key. Height 26”. Work

Pulver Company Inc. 1 Cent Midget Spearmint Tab Gum Vendor. Rochester, N.Y., ca. 1950. Sheet metal. Front panel chrome plated. Most likely hung at transit locations. Lock but no key. Working. 26”. E

Pulver Company Inc. 1 Cent Cop Stop and Go Gum Vendor. Rochester, N.Y., ca. 1935. Red porcelain Case. Clockwork mechanism. Dispenses Too Choos and Joy Mint. Original lock and key. Working. Minor chipp

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

Ford Gum and Machine Company Inc. 1 Cent Gumball Vendor with Slug Rejecter. Lockport and Akron, N.Y., ca. 1920. Buffed aluminum base. Original decal. Very rare with slug rejecter. Working. Very good.

MACHINE IS SOLID AND IN GOOD CONDITION/ "Fresh Gum" One Cent Vending Machine Mfg'd By Stoner Mfg. Corp., Aurora, Ill - 18 1/2"H, 12"W, 6 3/4"D Incldg. Pull Handles, Approx. Weight 30 Lbs. - Good To Ve

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

Turf Champs American Horse-Racing Pay-Out Game, 1936 Stoner Manufacturing Company of Aurora, Illinois, USA. Design by Karl Knickerbocker, electromechanical, 110 volts, Turf Champs was advertised as a

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

(lot of 5) American sterling silver table articles, including: (2 piece) Preisner Silver Company creamer and open sugar, model number 67, (1) Gorham Manufacturing Company round bon bon bowl, model num

(lot of 2) American sterling silver water goblets, including: (1) Gorham Manufacturing Company, F monogram, hallmarked with 1980's date code underfoot, approx 6.5"h, 3.5"diam, (1) Manchester Silver Co

Cast iron door stop lot. Lot includes (1) Hubley Manufacturing Company pansy bowl measuring 7" x 6.5" x 2". Inventory number 256; and (1) flower basket measuring 8.25" x 6" x 2". No other apparent mar

Lot of two door stops crafted out of cast iron. Lot includes (1) Hubley Manufacturing Company marked #1928 cow measuring 6.5" x 11" x 3"; and (1) white and black dog measuring 8" x 7" x 2". No apparen

Cast iron door stop lot. Lot includes (1) Hubley Manufacturing Company flower basket measuring 7" x 6" x 2". Inventory number 344; and (1) flower basket measuring 6.5" x 4.5" x 2". No other apparent m

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

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

Millard Vending Corp. 1 Cent Chewing Gum Vendor. New York, N.Y., 1916. Nickel plated over tin. Plating is worn and a few small dents in the base. Penny is inserted in the top. Original lock and key. W

A.B.T. Manufacturing Company 1 Cent Trip-L-Jax Machine. Chicago, ca. 1930. Flip a penny into one of three pockets, turn the handle and collect all the pennies in that pocket. Aluminum and wood. Origin