5¢ Rock-Ola Mfg. Hold And Draw Trade Stimulator.

This trade stimulator has a beautiful Art Deco motif with a brown finish, complete with marquee reading "Two Spins for One Coin." It features its original components such as the five card reel strips

A countertop trade stimulator encased in an aluminum cabinet, adorned with an Art Deco style motif and colored in navy blue. It appears to have the original five reel strips and an award card, offerin

This is a lot of two trade stimulators, the first consisting of a Rock-ola Hold & Draw trade stimulator with original front award card and ball gum vendor. Original marquee and parts is inside the mac

This Rock-Ola trade stimulator features five card reel strips and advertises winnings in skill points from 2 to 40 if certain hands of poker are obtained. Offers a stunning cast-aluminum Art Deco appe

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

Leave it to Rock-Ola to try a disguise a gambling machine as a radio! Miniature in form, this device took anything from a penny to a quarter and paid rewards according to the coin played. Drop a coin

This rarely seen countertop trade stimulator machine is disguised to look like a radio. Body is dark brown metal. Great original condition. Includes key. Condition (Excellent). Size 10-1/2" x 10-1/4"

Rock-Ola manufactured this coin-flip game in the early 1930s. Very nice throughout. Includes two keys.Keys: Yes Condition (Very Good). Dimensions 8-1/2"D x 12"W x 17"T.

C. 1933 to 1935. Manufactured by Rock-Ola Mfg. Unlike most horse race-themed trade stimulators, the Official Sweepstakes relies on a roulette wheel to determine the winner. The concept of choosing a w

C. 1933 to 1935. Manufactured by Rock-Ola Mfg. Unlike most horse race-themed trade stimulators, the Official Sweepstakes relies on a roulette wheel to determine the winner. The concept of choosing a w

Rock-Ola Mfg. Corp. "The Official Sweepstakes" 1 Cent Trade Stimulator circa 1935 wood, glass, painted metal function: deposit a penny, select your horse and spin, receive a gumball 11 3/4 x 15 1/4 x

This trade stimulator is advertised as an amusement only machine and features a horse race theme. It was manufactured by Rock-Ola Mfg. Co. in 1933 to 1935 and has been restored to perfection. It has a

Coin-operated trade stimulator, Four Aces Ball Gum Vendor, 1 cent Test Your Skill, Rock-ola Mfg. Co., cast aluminum, VG working cond, 17"H x 12"W.

A horse race themed trade stimulator, manufactured by Rock-Ola in 1931 and not to be confused with the H.C. Evans Official Sweepstakes of the same year. To the right of the machine, patron will "Pick

Hold and Draw Trade Stimulator Trade Stimulator, one cent machine. Older restoration, very good working condition. 13 1/4 X 13 X 9 inches.

Excellent Art Deco Vintage Ball Gum 1 cent or penny Slot Machine. Working condition, with restored paint and chrome plating. Key present. 13" x 13" x 10" Keywords: Las Vegas, Bar, Man Cave, Mechanical

Hold and Draw Trade Stimulator, Gum Vendor. Very good original working condition. 12 1/2 X 13 X 9 inches. Comes with key.

Manufactured by Rock-Ola in 1933. This countertop, non gumball horse racing game allows the user to select which horse they think will win the race, insert a penny, pull a lever, and watch the horses

This three reel countertop machine features a front loading jackpot and dispenses an award token for bonus or jackpot combinations. In original, working condition. Includes keys and Gusher award token

A turn of the 20th Century two wheel bicycle trade stimulator, manufactured by Sun Mfg. Co. in 1896 to 1902. This is a highly sought after piece because during its time, patrons were enthralled by its

A sought after two wheel bicycle trade stimulator offering roulette style game play. In working condition, the patron inserts a nickel, pulls the handle to the right, dropping the coin into the right

This is a case and front casting only for a Rock-Ola Black Magic dice trade stimulator. Some miscellaneous pieces still remain inside the case, but the machine is not complete. Condition: (Poor). Item

This countertop trade stimulator has an aluminum body with an all-over Art Deco design, detailed in red and black. It features four reels, with the strips being original to the machine and a gumball d

Charles Fey improved on his earlier version of this poker themed game in 1935 by changing the wood cabinet to more of a rectangular shape and adding an A.B.T. coin slide. The paint is worn on the alum