5 Cent Countertop Vintage "Five Jacks" Drop Coin S

TRY YOUR SKILL with this antique 1930's vintage 1 cent Five Jacks coin drop pin field countertop trade stimulator. Includes key. Condition some repaint good working condition. Great piece to add to yo

Field Mfg. Co. 5 Cent Five Jacks Machine. Circa 1930. Aluminum and wood. Partial decal. Flip a nickel in one of the five pockets and turn the handle to dump the coins out. No lock. Working.

This floor model jester figure houses a Rock-ola Mfg. Co. Five Jacks coin drop payout trade stimulator. Circa 1930. Includes key. Carved wood figure shows some wear throughout including a few cracks a

Coin drop and slot work, key is included and does work, however it is a tight turn. Made in Aurora IL.

A vintage 10 cent coin operated countertop arcade game by Cointronics. Ball Walk. Working condition with lights and winning buzzer. Circa 1960s. Has 4 out of 5 metal balls. Insert dime, push in ball-l

Early Fairest Wheel Trade Stimulator. Circa 1890. Plays 5 cents. Drop in the coin as the wheel spins to win between one and five cigars. Height 17 ½”. Complete but in need of adjustment. Pe

"Park-o-meter," from the Magee-Hale Park-o-meter Co, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. A-119.One hour for 5 cents- takes nickels, or one to five pennies. Has internal removable coin box.

Vintage Vendo model 44 10 cent Coca-Cola Machine with key. Measures 57.5" x 16". Clean machine. It comes on when plugged in. Coin drops but does not vend.

Five(5) vintage partial Whitman Canadian coin albums including: Nickels and small cents along with approximately 60 2x2 flips, each mostly having two coins. Most 2x2 flips are large one penny coins, e

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This countertop coin drop, payout, skill game is in working condition. Back door is new. Two keys are included. Circa 1930. (Very Good). 10"D x 16"W x 19"T

Five cent, seven selection, counter top gum machine. Manufactured by the William Michael Co. Original with one glass broken. Fair decals. Fair paint finish with some wear and chipping. No lock or key.

A c. 1930 countertop coin flip game made by Fields Manufacturing. The players of this game aim to win the contents of one of the five jackpot banks. CONDITION: It has an oxidized patina, and new red i

Five cent dual product machine. Gum and life savers, original machine. Has Key. Works. Good graphics. Paint finish has wear and chipping. See Photos. Overall fair condition. 21 1/4" H x 5 1/2" W x 6 1

Five cent peanut machine, original paint has a few light scratches (see photos), decal has some chips, has key, globe good with a light haze, overall good working condition. Measures 14.5" x 7.5". Fro

Pressed steel and silk screen counter top or wall mount vending machine that dispenses "lucky lotto numbers". 25 cent drop in slot operation. No keys available for locks. Measures 17.5" tall, 6.5" wid

Counter pocket machine of Fey Mfg. Co., manufactured from 1930 to 1931. It has an oak cabinet with an oak pin field backboard and a front casting with red and green details. There are five pockets for

Player inserts a nickel and a small metal ball is put in play by the clown. Clown figure is moved across the playing field using the central knob. Very similar to the Jentzch & Meerz German made Bajaz

Hamilton 5 cent Daisy coin drop trade stimulator circa early 20th century. Height 9".

Vintage coin operated 5 cent Challenger shooting gallery. Good cosmetic condition with some surface rust, pitting, and wear from use and age. Appears to work well , but needs another projectile ball.

Vintage coin operated 5 Cent Challenger shooting gallery. Good codmetic condition with some surface rust, pitting, and wear from use and age. Appears to work well , but needs another projectile ball.

Vintage 5 Cent Coin Op Candy Machine. It measures 38" tall and has been restored. In nice condition.

Unique vintage coin operated 5 Cents "Women Only" house table top peep show viewer. Appears to be in overall fair cosmetic condition with paint loss, chips on bottom, fading decals, and other wear fro

Two American Coin-Operated Telephones, c. 1960 Automatic Electric Company. 5-10-25 cent coin drops, with dials and bakelite handsets, metal cases, one nickel-plated (missing coin hatch), the other bla