Jokers Wild Trade Simulator on oak cabinet

Jokers Wild Trade Simulator (approx. 25" x 16" x 16") on English oak cabinet, single leaded door on brass paw feet and slide out drink holder, cabinet 34" tall x 17in x 17in

This unique machine has been altered to no longer accept coins. It features a light oak cabinet with a cast aluminum front. The coin slot and pay chute are sealed. Accompanying this machine is a score

Five-reel trade stimulator with a wooden cabinet on a swivel base. Handle is stiff but the game plays well. One key is provided. (Good - Very Good). 12"T.

Step back in time to the iconic year of 1957 with the Daval "Jokers Wild" 10? Trade Stimulator. This vintage masterpiece effortlessly combines the thrill of a slot machine with the engaging interactiv

Five-Cent Bicycle Trade Simulator circa 1900 oak and glass case by Waddel or Sun Manufacturing Co. paper label reads "All Rewards Paid in 5c. Cigars" 13 1/2 x 19 1/2 x 6 inches

Mills Five Cent Jockey Poker Hand Trade Stimulator / Slot Machine. Chicago, ca. 1900. Five-reel trade stimulator, in oak cabinet with fancy cast metal marquee, round glass front covering five reels of

Mills Five Cent Jockey Poker Hand Trade Stimulator / Slot Machine. Chicago, ca. 1900. Five-reel trade stimulator, in oak cabinet with fancy cast metal marquee, rounded glass front covering five reels

C. 1910, The Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, IL. Traditional five-card poker trade stimulator with oak cabinet, cast front and card reels. Countertop version. CONDITION: Showing some wear to the oak cabin

1957 Daval Trade Stimulator Jokers Wild Slot Machine. Untested, sold as-is. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 26 x 15 x 16

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

Coin-operated trade stimulator, Daval Joker's Wild, 25 Cent electric, c.1950's, VG orig working cond, 25"H x 15"W x 16"D.

The first is the original case and front casting and includes many other original parts to complete the machine. This machine is being sold " As Is" for parts or for restoration. The second is an orig

Game of Skill One Cent Gumball Vendor and Trade Stimulator. American, ca. 1910s. Oak cabinet with metal parts and glass front. Insert a penny at the top right and machine dispenses gumball which playe

This trade stimulator has a dark oak cabinet with an aluminum cast front and marquee, decorated in colors of red and blue. Features include the original three reel strips and original "Your Fortune" a

This trade stimulator is housed in an oak cabinet with matching marquee frame and an ornate cast aluminum embellishment on the front. It features the original five card reel strips but is without an a

Amusement Baseball Trade Stimulator Gum Vendor, one cent machine. Oak cabinet. Small wood chips on cabinet otherwise good original working condition. No back door. 14 1/4 X 15 1/4 X 11 inches. Comes w

Pace Manufacturing 1 Cent Skil Flip Trade Simulator. Chicago: Pace Mfg. Co., 1931. One-cent slot machine with golden oak sides. Requires five jackpots to win. This slot machine is considered a “

This Mills upright Little Perfection is housed in a oak cabinet with an aged refinishing. With a replaced cast-iron marquee with aged award card, this machine has its original reel strips, castings, a

This is a wonderful example of the Tavern trade stimulator, showing replaced reel strips, a new award card and new in-paint to a polished cabinet. It has the original back door and key. Condition: (Re

The Kelley was manufactured in 1903 and has a nice oak cabinet and a cast iron nameplate surrounding the viewing window. The circular marquee has some spotting and the top has two small holes from the

Counter pocket machine of Fey Mfg. Co., manufactured from 1930 to 1931. It has an oak cabinet with an oak pin field backboard and a front casting with red and green details. There are five pockets for

The Kelley was manufactured in 1903 and has a nice oak cabinet and a cast-iron nameplate surrounding the viewing window. The cast-iron name plate has a piece missing. The other castings are all origin

Countertop coin flip game made by Fields Manufacturing in the 1930's. Oak cabinet, cast metal front, with wire behind the glass face. A nice unrestored and original machine showing the original decal

Countertop trade stimulator with five poker reels, housed in a smooth wooden cabinet. Manufactured by Paul Bennet & Co. in 1938. Some wear is present on the back panel. Plays nicely. One key is includ