General Merchandise Co. Smilin’ Sam from Alabam’ One Cent P...

General Merchandise Co. Smilin’ Sam from Alabam’ One Cent Peanut Vending Machine. Original figural cast aluminum peanut vendor on original standing base. Drop in a penny and pull out the m

This is a wonderful example of this iconic vending machine by the General Merchandise Co., "Smilin' Sam from Alabam, the Salted Peanut Man" is a figural peanut vending machine where you deposit your c

Smilin' Sam from Alabam' The Salted Peanut Man- coin operated peanut dispenser made by General Merchandise Co. Chicago.

American. 1930s. Made by General Merchandise Co. An excellent candidate for professional restoration. Marked, "Smilin' Sam from Alabam' The Salted Peanut Man". Tongue marked, "PULL". Casting number st

Smilin’ Sam from Alabam’ 1 Cent Peanut Vendor. Chicago: General Merchandise, Inc., 1990s. Replica of the original cast iron machine that dispensed peanuts when a coin was inserted and the

Prince Mfg. Co. 1 Cent “Smilin’ Sam from Alabam” Peanut Vendor. Circa 1985. Reproduction of the original with raised coin head. Original lock and key. Perfectly working, in near mint condition.

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Lot of two postcards, one from Grubbe & McKay General Merchandise in Wilbur Oregon, the other is W.H. Staats & Co General Merchandise with a Maupin postmark on the back.Date: Country (if not USA): Sta

Two John Harper Co. cast iron mechanical banks and one unmarked Smilin-Sam From Alabama bank. All three are in good working condition with some paint blemishes and are 6" to 6 1/2" tall. Please review

Rare P. Herrmann 1-Gallon Advertising Crock. Circa 1880. Stamped "From Thomas Chambers & Co. Wholesale & Retail Dealer in General Merchandise York PA". 9-1/2"h.

LOCK IS MRKD. GENERAL RAILWAY SIGNAL COMPANY AND AMES SWORD CO. KEYS DO NOT UNLOCK THIS LOCK. FOUR BRASS KEYS MRKD. P&R AND ONE MRKD. G.W. HEISTER SIZE: LOCK IS 3 1/4"

Entitled "Le General", a whimsical figure of a general on horseback in carved wood, paint, metal, fabric, straw, horsehair. Signed to underside. One leg broken. Repaired crack . Approx. 11 1/2" in hei

The Sincere Co. Ltd., Shanghai, circa 1940's, some creases. The Sincere Co ltd. was founded in 1900 and is one of Hong Kong's oldest and most respected department chains. Prior to 1949, its largest op

Four U.S. One-Cent Coins Dated 1955-P - 1958-P, not professionally graded.

Rare 1915 Columbus Model 36 Gum Machine, one cent. Columbus Vending Co. Original paint and gold trim. Excellent unrestored condition, comes with key. 5 1/4 X 8 X 3 inches.

1892 Jones Novelty Co. Three for One Trade Stimulator, 5 cent machine. One of the first payout machines is business like in design and primitive in operation. 16 X 16 X 7 1/2 inches. Comes with key.

One cent "Poison This Rat" flip ball style arcade game, ca. 1941. With slogans to encourage the purchase of WWII war bonds. Manufactured by Groetchen Tool Co.Height: 23 1/2 in x width: 15 1/

Field Mfg. Co. 1 Cent Sunny Boy One Jacks Slot Machine and Gumball Vendor. Circa 1926. Cast aluminum. A penny will get you a gumball and an attempt to flip the penny into Sunny Boy’s mouth. If succe

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

A Jennings One Cent Little Duke Gum Dispensing Slot Machine O.D. Jennings & Co., Chicago, Illinois, Circa 1935 Height 26 1/4 x width 16 x depth 8 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Lee and Pa

666. One Cent Mills Wizard Fortune Teller. Chicago: Mills Novelty Co., ca. 1926. Aluminum with original paint and paper. Ask the machine one of six questions and receive an answer that will put a smil

ONE CENT FORTUNE / GAMBLING MACHINE: Trade Stimulator, Exhibit Supply Co. Kromo Kolored Kube Fortune Teller 1 Cent Dice Popper. Chicago, circa 1928. Wood frame with glass dome and five wood? colored d

A wonderful restored example of the General Electric early 20th century coin-operated fan. 5¢ operation would give you one hour's usage of the fan, with the most interesting feature being the abi

A Corvette Stingray child's car by Barry Toycraft Co, American, one of a series of Child's Cars produced by the Barry Toycraft Co. of St. Paul, Minnesota, built under a licensed contract with General