Cosmo Dater Machine - ICRR Grenada Miss die

A decent Cosmo Dater machine with a die from the "Illinois Central Railroad - Grenada Mississippi - 4066-1". The lettering is all in great shape. Brass dater dies read "backwards" so one image is a mi

A newer Cosmo Dater machine with a red decal stating Joslin as the maker, silver side plate tells how to advance ribbon. The die is unique and has the home address of Dale Flansburg, who's collection

Centennial railroad ticket dater machine. No die. Marked by the consignor as last used by the New York Central at Colon Michigan 4/21/61. Shows typical railroad wear and use.

Lot of three railroad paper marking devices. First is marked "Spokane International Railway Company, Spokane, WA SEAL" and is a corporate impression sealer. The second is a dater machine without die.

A decent Hill's "Centennial" Dater machine with a die from the "Lehigh Valley Railroad". The lettering for the location has been ground out. Brass dater dies read "backwards" so one image is a mirror

A very clean Hill's Model "A" Centennial Dater machine with a brass die from the "Union Ticket Office - Chattanooga, Tenn #5". Dater dies read "backwards" so one image is a mirror image so it is easie

Railroad ticket dater by Martin & Co. of Chicago Ill. With dater die reading I.C.R.R. - PENN. R.R. / 2289-1-C / C - Effingham Ill. size: 3.5" x 9" x 6.5"

Cosmo Railroad Ticket Dater with Chicago and Northwestern Oak Park, IL Dater Die Cosmo ticket dater in original condition and appears complete. Also included is a dater die which stamps C.&N.W.Ry Oak

Cosmo model 2 ticket dater with all date wheels and ribbon present. Could stamp dates between 1929-1969. Also includes the State Line Mississippi dater die for the Mobile & Ohio Railroad. Die stamps M

Rutland Railroad Dater Die for Agent "Extra B". A ticket validating machine would hold a die that would be used to stamp a specific date on the back of each ticket sold. An "Extra" was usually a relie

A Rutland Railroad brass dater die from Bangor, New York. This die was cut down and has additional pin holes for affixing it to a specific validator machine. Definitely used. Bangor is a little Southw

This remarkable game was designed by Clement Clawson of Newark, New Jersey and recreated by Mike Gorski. Drop in a nickel and a pre-wound clock mechanism brings two red dice cups down to pick up, shak

This is Bally's Four-Pay model of the Reliance, made in 1935. The handsome, cast aluminum front is bright yellow with some scratches. This machine is mechanically functional with original paint and ca

This very early dicer is quite possibly the only known surviving example!! For a penny you could shake the three dice in the interior dome up to three times. Rewards were posted on the front panel of

ROCK-OLA BABY DICE MACHINE W/KEY AND IN WORKING CONDITION 39H X 29.5W X 22 DEEP SEE VIDEO ON OUR FB PAGE

An early dice popper manufactured by Caille. This gambling device has an elaborate cast iron cabinet with original back door and a replaced award card with the label "The Lucky Dice Machine". As is ty

Claudia Clark Myers. Millerifori. Original design pieced floral quilt. Cotton solids and hand-dyes. Machine pieced, appliqued and long arm quilted. Excellent condition. No repair or restoration. 63" x

Charles Fey 3 in 1 Dicer. San Francisco, ca. 1927. Coin-operated trade stimulator accepts a nickel, dime, or quarter. Cast metal machine with dice motif at front and ladies on side panels. 8 x 9 &#190

This countertop arcade amusement dice machine is in great working order and appears to be in original condition. Possible replaced milk glass globe lights up upon connection to power and dice oscillat

American Automatic Machine Co. produced this machine in 1893. The paper marquee is in amazing condition. Machine is in good overall condition. One key is included. (Excellent). 12-1/2"T. x 8-1/4"Dia.

American Automatic of New York City produced these machine in the 1890's. It has a loop plunger to pop the dice platform. The award paper that was originally present is missing and the paint job on th

American Automatic Machine Co. manufactured these countertop dicer games in the 1890's. Very little of the marquee is legible. One key is included. (Good - Very Good). 13-1/2"T. x 8-1/2" Dia.

Including 1 - 5¢ Blue Bird Sales Co. Try It with four dice, gum vendor, and points awards card showing original crackle paint finish, circa 1927 and 1 - Pioneer Games Big Bones with three dice in a s

Lot S561 - Vintage Table Top Dice Gambling Machines HIGHLIGHTS General Premium Company, Oskaloosa, IA One or More Cigars for every nickel played Galloping Cubes, 1950s Table Top Dice Game "26" - Pick