5¢ Norris Mfg. Roll-Em Dice Game

Having a wooden cabinet with red painted detailing. The player inserts a coin to shake the dice in hopes of getting three-of-a-kind. Not currently in operating condition. Two keys are provided. Circa

This counter amusement machine is in working condition. Includes five dice with card faces on each side. Specifically designed for amusement only, the operator plays for points and receives only one t

9.5" x 7" x 12"h 1940's dice game trade stimulator with scarce gumball vendor and maple wood case. Has curved glass face. In excellent working condition. Pulling the spring action handle pops the dice

Very unique piece. Shows light wear. Overall good condition. Push the rod on the right side down then back up and it creates a vibration that shakes the dice. 12.25"x12.25"

Vintage Shake' em game 5 cent gaming machine with dice, 1975 City of Houston permit on front, 16 in. T, 17 in. W, 8 in. D.

This counter top arcade game is designed with a 5-way coin entry that accepts pennies, nickels, and dimes. The three dice and the center shake when a coin or coins are pressed all the way in. Coin ent

This exceptionally rare dice game, produced by Mikro-Kall-It, Inc. in 1938, is one of only a few known to exist. The player inserts their coin, presses the lever, and speaks into the microphone to mak

Counter top cigarette trade stimulator, made mostly of a dark finished wood. The interior contains the original paper marquee but has visible water damage. The center is a green felt base with 3 dice.

Depositing a nickel in the coin chute shakes the 6 dice in this countertop dice machine. High scores on the dice earned players free plays. Has a "Try Your Skill For Points - For Amusement Only" top s

This lot consists of: 1- Regent Mfg. Co. wooden dice game. 1- Tin roulette wheel showing significant wear. (Fair - Good). Largest 11"L.

12.75" x 12.75" Horse racing dice game. Dice roll when lever is pushed in. Made by Haras Manufacturing Company circa 1930's.

Bluebird Sales made this game in 1927, surprisingly the same year that its virtual twin was made by the Ad-Lee Company. It has a green craquelure finish and "Try It" decals that only have minor scratc

Players spin the dice in hopes of winning packs of cigarettes. The wooden cabinet is worn, however, the game plays well. Two keys are provided. (Good - Very Good). 18"L.

(7) Golf Tee Games and 5 Dice

1930s coin operated "Select Em" dice rolling trade stimulator game by Exhibit Supply Co. Appears to be in nice working condition with cosmetic wear to the wood case, and plate loss to the metal featur

Leatherette case with 5 painted detailed suits dice game Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. The bidder who has s

Furstenberg Germany Porcelain Sculpture of a Man Shooting Dice Game 9.5 in. height. size: 9.5 x 8.5 x 6

Inserting a nickel into the coin slot and rotating the knob moves the green felt table to shake the two dice. Includes keys. (Good). 13" L.

Royal Flush trade simulator game, 5 cent coin operated Poker Dice game, trap drops and flips dice against glass when nickel is loaded, unknown manufacturer, circa 1930's-1940's, 12" (height) x 10" (le

Manufactured by B.A. Withey Co. of Chicago between 1938 and 1941, this game rolls six dice on a spinning disc for a chance of winning points. It accepts nickels, dimes, and quarters. The award card is

Insert a coin and watch the wheel spin as the dice shake throughout the enclosed space at the center. Points are earned for certain dice combinations. Manufactured by the Exhibit Supply Company from 1

Norris Mfg. Co. 1 Cent, 5 Cent Masters No. 2 Porcelain Nut Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1924. Also known as the “Gooseneck.” A penny gets one turn and a nickel gets five turns. Original lock and key. Wor

Old Age Pension Trade Stimulator. Chicago: Exhibit Supply, 1930s. 25-cent countertop dice game with wooden cabinet. 5 x 10 x 14”. Working condition with keys.

1890 DeGrain's Dice and Game Apparatus. Mfg. by Patented Novelties, Syracuse, NY. Partial original label on base.