5¢ Sidebottom Novelty Co. Super Sidebottom Crane.

A mid-century arcade machine, containing some toys and prizes. Manufactured by Sidebottom Novelty Co. in 1951 with a "Bally Product" coin taker. The cabinet is lined with faux crocodile skin material,

The Roberts Novelty Co. of Utica, New York revamped this Jennings slot machine around 1920. The arm and mechanism are still working beautifully and are super smooth. (Very Good - Excellent). 24-1/2"T.

American. 1950s. Moulded plastics. Mark on boxes - front side bottom left corner. Stamped on underside of each toy piece body. 2101: 1.5" x 8" x 6.25". 2102: 1.5" x 8" x 6". 2104- Box: 1.5" x 12" x 9"

A unique poker machine not only in appearance but in play action as well. Depositing a coin, the cards drop down, spin and then pop back up into the viewing window. Several different manufactures prod

This floor model machine features a six way coin head. Wood has a nice finish and the castings show patina and some show loss to the original nickel plating. With the original lithograph wheel and fai

An unrestored upright slot machine, manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1904, complete with 6-way coin head. Housed in a later plain wood cabinet with lovely hand carved features and ornate cast iron

This floor model machine features a six way coin head and original tin litho color wheel. The wood cabinet has been nicely refinished but shows some discoloration on the right side. Replacement glue c

This countertop trade stimulator features five flip-card reels with miniature playing cards. Winning card combinations were paid out in quantities of cigars. The reels show wear, however, the game ope

The composition of this strength tester is tiger stripe oak, partnered with cast iron components, painted red. Patron’s insert a coin and pull down the leather punching bag attachment as far as it w

This three reel tabletop machine features the original side vendor, reel strips, and castings. A nice original, and unrestored machine in working order. Aside from the metal tarnishing on the awards c

This is a Maine Novelty Co. Eclipse 5¢ cigar trade stimulator. Two arrows spin, which determines the payout in cigars or gum. The wood cabinet has good surface patina. The paper dial is in good, brig

A Mills Novelty Co. slot machine, also known as the Spearmint, manufactured in 1920. The cast iron front displays a lovely embossed case, detailed in red and green. It retains the original Mills reel

Early countertop trade stimulator with nice oak cabinet and pin board. Players dropped nickels into the top of the device in hopes of winning cigars. This example is unrestored and features the origin

An unrestored Mills Novelty Co. slot machine, manufactured from 1932 to 1933. The cast front is embossed with an Art Deco motif, decorated with stars along the base. Retaining the original award card,

This countertop trade stimulator offers up to three punches on the punchboard at the lower front as well as token jackpots. Punchboard is 100% intact and cabinet shows little wear. Includes two keys b

The Puritan Bell trade stimulator was manufactured in 1922 to 1939 by Mills Novelty Co. but this particular machine was produced during the later years because of the cast aluminum body. Still sharing

Professionally restored in yellow and red, this vendor is in excellent condition. Offering a single ball of gum for a nickel, this machine originally dispensed gambling gumballs and the awards would h

In unrestored condition, this machine shows age wear and patina to the case. Paper award card and marquee show some discoloration. Replaced coin side entry plate. Includes key. Circa 1925. 7-1/4"D x 8

Late 19th/early 20th century, Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, IL, the floor-standing metal-mounted and hand-painted rectangular wooden case surmounted by a foliate-adorned and molded patinated metal coin

U.S. Novelty Co. 5 Cent Clockwork Trade Stimulator. Chicago, 1894. George S. Stoneburner, inventor. With playing card dial. All original including two-cent playing card tax stamp on dial, and metal U.

Deposit a nickel and press the plunger to release the coin down the spiral chute, spinning the pointer so it points to a number between the pins arranged in a circle and receive your award in cigars o

Mills Novelty Co. 5 Cent “Poinsettia” Slot Machine. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., [1927]. Three-reel slot machine with wooden frame and base, and painted metal curved front panel. Panel has

Ad-Lee Novelty Co. 5 Cent E-Z Gumball Vendor. Chicago, ca. 1908. Columbus Vending made these machines for Ad-Lee. Cast iron base and lid. Original olive-green paint. Marquee and award card. Dispensed

Ad-Lee Novelty Co. 5 Cent E-Z Gumball Vendor. Chicago, ca. 1908. Columbus Vending made these machines for Ad-Lee. Cast iron base (serial number 108A) and lid. Copper-tone paint. Globe with embossed Co