1¢ WHITE VENDING MACHINE CO. HAPPY JAP GUM VENDOR.

This vending machine was manufactured by the Champion Vending Machine Co. sometime in the 1890's. It is in original, unrestored condition. The front Chocolat-Menier Gum & Sweetmeat Co. advertising has

This early countertop vending machine dispenses a single packet of gum using a lever. Patent Nov. 1, 1904 by the National Vending Machine Co. Glass dome shows repair. Condition (Very Good). Size 15" T

Including 1 - 1¢ Oak Mfg. Acorn ball gum vendor. Oak Mfg. Co. produced these classic vending machines from 1947-1950. With red base and top and clear glass globe with decal. Without keys. Measuring 8

Made by Groetchen Tool Co. - Circa 1940's. It is a one cent operated cigarette and gum ball vending machine. 6 1/4" T. Very Good Condition.

Circa 1927. Manufactured by the Hoff Vending Co. This penny vendor’s mechanism is made of pot metal and most are not in working condition. This unit does not work. Exterior is very good condition sh

Made by the Pulver and Chicle Mfg. Co. Circa 1899. This highly collectible vendor is made with embossed lithographed tin casing. Shows some wear around the glass. Featuring the Foxy Grandpa character,

1 Cent Auto Sales Chewing Gum Vending Machine. Made by the Autosales Vending Co., Circa 1899. Green enameled with white lettering. Adams Chiclets and Dentyne Gum enameled panels. 32"h. x 10"w. x 9-1/2

Very rare cast-iron single column tab gum vending machine from the American Vending Machine Co. circa 1902. This machine sold Kis-Me gum and has a porcelain sign on the front advertising it. The sign

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

Trimount Coin Machine Co. 1 Cent Snacks Tab Gum Vendor. Boston, ca. 1939. Cast iron. Original lock and key. Not working, with product inside. Very good.

This column vendor is designed for use on a countertop with a front coin slot and lever at one side. Cabinet has been repainted and is filled with replica packages of gum. A Walzer Product. Includes s

Penny King 1 Cent Chewing Gum “twin” vending machine. [New York: Flatbush Gum Co., ca. 1930s]. Two vending machines attached to each other. Twin oblong globes with original stickers. With

Ohio Vending Machine Co. "Model 1" Coin Op Peanut Vendor. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 14 x 9 x 9

A penny gumball machine with a cast-aluminum base and top, compete with an eccentric shaped 16-sided original glass globe and a nice Art Deco style. The coin entry is to the left of the machine while

"Scoopy Gum Vendor" bubble gum machine. Gaylord Mfg Co, Detroit Michigan, 1 cent, with baker who scoops gumball out of door then drops it in trough to opening. Measures 19 1/2" tall x 9" wide x 6 3/4"

A multi-selection gum vendor manufactured in 1945, in original condition and present wear corresponds with its age. There are 8 interior channels, each filled with gum or mints. Turn the left knob unt

Ford Gum and Machine Co. 1 Cent Gumball Vendor. Lockport, N.Y., ca. 1935. Serial #39810. Copper plated over sheet metal. Embossed Ford globe not original. Lock and key. Not working. Very good.

Coin-operated vending machine, Adams Gum, 1¢ (6) column vendor, metal w/porcelain knobs, VG+ restored cond, 18.5"H x 11.75"W x 6"D.

The Niagara Pepsin Gum co. manufactured this machine in 1904. It offered the patron a selection through a rotating four-column mechanism where a choice is selected by turning the column to the coin sl

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

Including 1 - D. Robbins & Co. Criss-Cross gum vending machine circa 1930s and 1 - Baker Novelty Co. Kicker & Catcher skill game circa 1935. Both include keys. Condition (Good - Very Good). Size Large

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

This is a great example of the Advance Venus theater seat vending machine. These machines were located on the back of theater seats where the patrons could purchase a snack during the movie or show. T

This cast metal wall mount vendor features a front viewing window and turning handle. Embossed Penny Miles Autostack Machine. Does not include a key. Circa 1920s or 1930s. Condition (Very Good). Size