Columbia Weighing Machine Penny Scale.

This scale has mirrored front with a porcelain base. It has a great look and is in very good condition. Condition: (Very Good).Dimensions: 18 - 3/4" x 28" x 70 - 3/4"

An early 20th century coin-operated floor model scale by Columbia Weighing Machine Co. having a mirrored face, porcelain enamel dial face, wooden housing with a mosaic tile and porcelain stand. Has a

Antique Columbia Penny Scale circa 1922. Vintage Penny Scale by the Columbia Weighing Machine Co. NY. Measures 68-1/2" tall x 17" wide. Condition is very good. Minimal wear and scratches. Working grea

Columbia Weighing Machine 1 Cent Scale. Insert a penny and find out your weight. Height 70”. Lacking rear paneling. Unrestored, sold as is.

This is a penny weighing scale from the Columbia Weighing Machine Company out of New York. It is constructed of sheet metal with a porcelain base and a porcelain top brass accented coin entry, with mi

Columbia Weighing Machine One Cent Scale. Original coin-operated arcade scale. Insert a penny and find out your weight. Height 70”.

Euclid Beach penny scale, Peerless Weighing Machine Co., Detroit, honest weight one cent coin operated scale. Original brass coin slot on top, porcelain body that has been repainted. Back cover key is

Coin-op penny scale mfg. Adams Weighing Machine Company, NY, USA, ca. 1910

Auto Sales Corp Weighing Machine, New YorkPorcelain handles. Needs calibration work. VERY HEAVY!Measures 20.5"W x 30"D x 69"H

This a porcelain lollipop scale manufactured by the Peerless Weighing Machine Co. in the 1930s. Formulating the patron's "Honest Weight" for just one penny. Adorned in a gleaming shade of white corres

This penny scale is done in green porcelain and brass with coin entry at the top. The manufacturer's label reads, "Step on platform before inserting coin, Automatic Service Corporation, Los Angeles."

Ornate cast iron scale that operates with Australian or British one cent coins. The large dial touts "All British Manufacture" and the weight increments are detailed in pounds and stones, where each s

STYLE 501. PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED. PINSTRIPED WITH BRASS PLATED TRAY. 16" L x 16" H

An antique coin-operated floor model scale with mirrored front and sides and metal trim on a porcelain stand with an iron plate having embossed letters 'The National Weighing Machine New York'. Has a

Red porcelain floor model scale with a mirrored dial and shield-shaped manufacturer's plaque. In great condition overall, showing minor wear to the mirrored glass and the dial with nearly all of the p

The National Weighing Machine 1 Cent Scale. New York: The National Weighing Machine Co., [ca. 1900s-1920s]. Scale mechanism by The Western Automatic Machine Co., Cincinnati, OH. Cast iron coin-op stan

Columbia One Cent Coin Operated Mirrored Penny Scale. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 70.5 x 18 x 27

Columbia One Cent Coin Operated Mirrored Penny Scale. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 70.5 x 18 x 27

The National Automatic Machine Co. created this floor model penny scale in 1929. To operate, patrons step on the scale and then drop a penny into the coin slot. The dial will then spin around to their

The National Automatic Machine Co. created this floor model penny scale in 1929. It features a nicely refinished yellow metal cabinet with brass platform, and glass front. To operate, patrons step on

This is an interesting lot of small items, consisting of 200 weighing machine tickets from a Peerless weighing scale, several 1933 Mill's Choice mints from a slot machine, a gambling lighter and sever

Made in Germany circa 1920's. Made of Tin. Very Fine Condition.

C. 1891, Columbia Mfg. Co. Penny poker machines predated the nickel machines, and most were produced in the late 19th century. This Columbia trade stimulator on a cast iron pedestal - featuring a "Fre

Scales; R.W WINFIELD; Birmingham, England; 19th century. Metal. Measurements: 16 x 8 cm. Profusely ornamented round-footed scale, from which a cylindrical shaft starts, in the upper part of which the