1¢ WATLING QUESTION AND ANSWER SCALE.

This is a 1¢ Watling Question and Answer scale in yellow porcelain and green paint and with original mirrored marquee. There are some areas of paint loss, scuffs and light denting to the bottom t

Three Arcade Coin-Op related Porcelain Signs. "Your Fortune Free" "How Many Questions Can You Answer?" "Horoscope, What Do The Stars Foretell?" Overall Near Mint Condition. 11 1/4 X 14 3/4 inches Each

ANTIQUE WATLING NOVELTY SCALE MEASURING 64 1/2 INCHES HIGH. OVER 200 QUESTIONS, FORTUNES, DREAMS ETC..

Manufactured by the Watling Scale Co. of Chicago in 1931, these heavy 1¢ coin operated stand up scales operate without springs and remain pretty accurate. The octagonal reverse glass in front is wo

This is a great scale by the Watling Scale Co., Chicago, Illinois. Red porcelain with the original decals on the front, original decals on the glass view panel and an actual place to hang your parcel

Sky blue and ivory enamel scale with mirrored front and upper marquee. This scale has a feature where users can select what they think their weight is and, if they are correct, could earn back their c

Circa 1902/1903 The Watling Manufacturing Company. Chicago, IL, USA. Octagonal top with glass face with original gold and red stenciling with mechanics visible. 1 cent slot upper right, face is enclos

Floor model scale having a cream cabinet and brown porcelain enamel top with mirrored marquee and front panel. Turn the knob to select which question you'd like answered, drop in a penny, and step on

Vintage 1 cent Watling Scale Company "Your Weight And Fortune" Tom Thumb coin operated scale. Scale appears to be in good original unrestored condition with paint loss, porcelain loss, scratches, disc

An original lollipop scale, "How Much Do You Weigh? No Springs" and has been beautifully restored to near perfection. Manufactured by Watling Mfg. Co. in the 1920's. The porcelain body is painted whit

A very interesting machine developed by Watling in 1957, for it does not only obtain patrons correct weight but dispenses their fortune as well. There are 12 different levers, each containing certain

Complete except for lock. Original beveled glass in good condition. Rare red and black porcelain. Fortune teller strip appears good. Decals on glass are flaking. Good candidate for restoration. See ph

Working. No key. 16" wide x 25" deep x 48" high. Some losses with touch up paint. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to

A porcelain white lollipop scale with polished castings and a reverse glass center, detailed in red and blue. Produced by Watling Mfg. Co. in 1928. For one penny, this scale offers to read your fortun

This is a porcelain multi-coin operated scale, manufactured by Watling in the 1950s. With Horoscope feature. For one penny, patron can receive their correct weight. For one nickel, push the lever of t

This floor model penny scale asks patrons "How Much Do You Weigh?". It has a pale yellow and red body with cast stepping platform. With some wear throughout. Circa 1929. Two keys are provided. Conditi

1 Cent, heavy, working condition, has keys, mostly porcelain exterior, displays well, weights are locked for transportation, glass back so you can see the plated internals, 73"x24.5", rated 8

c. 1915. Manufactured by the Watling Scale Co. out of Chicago, Illinois, this scale is in its original finish and with its original glass front and all script intact with minimal flaking evident. It r

540 New old stock horoscope scrolls 3 full sets. 1 for August and 2 full sets for November in the original shipping boxes for the horoscope vending machine on the Watling scale. These came from the Du

A Watling 1 Cent Dual Jackpot Gum Dispenser Slot Machine on Reverse Printed Glass Inset Golden Nugget Stand Watling Scale Co. Inc., Chicago, Illinois, Second Quarter 20th Century Height on stand 38 1/

Watling Scale Co. Art Deco weight and fortune 1 cent coin operated floor scale, circa 1930's, 49" high x 16" x 24"

DESCRIPTION: Single page of Colonial American newspaper "The Observator. In Question and Answer". Number 25. Sunday, June 20, 1681. Watermarked. Joanna Brome, London. MEASUREMENTS: 8-1/2" x 14". CONDI

SSP (single sided porcelain) Quick scale show many questions can you answer porcelain sign. 14.5" H x 12" W.

1. Letter written entirely by hand and signed by Rav Menashe Klein of Brooklyn, compiler of the book of questions and answers, ÒMishneh Halachot,Ó and more. A long letter that stretches across two p