Vintage Madam X Coin-Op Fortune Teller Napkin Holder. The good: the chrome is in great shape. The bad: I lost the keys a while ago and though I have replaced the sandpaper, the fortunes are not catching on the mechanism…. (Read more)
This is an Antique Cast Iron & Metal Penny Coin Op Match Vending Machine… Includes lock and key… The top is hinged to refill with boxes of matches. Mechanism appears complete and it functions though somewhat stiffly… Retains the match… (Read more)
Good original glass with excellent original decal. Machine was repainted red prior to me owning it. The paint is fair and displays well. It has some scratches that can be seen in the photos. Interior of the machine is clean… (Read more)
This is an original Hershey’s machine. It is in pretty good shape overall but it does have some surface rust, scratches, nicks and paint loss. The mechanism turns so it should work but I do not have the key. Please… (Read more)
This is a nice Antique Cast Iron Columbus Model A Coin Operated Peanut / Gumball Machine. This piece is in pretty nice condition considering the age and has no breaks or cracks to the glass but there are some scuffs,… (Read more)
Coin Op Vending 5 machine combo rack of toy capsule machines/candy machines. The top for are for candy/ and capsules. The one on the bottom middle is for stickers/tattoos and has 4 slots for different kinds. The machines Look good… (Read more)
Up is a vintage cast iron match machine. About 13 1/2 in tall. The item “Vintage coin operated match machine circa 1900″ is in sale since Wednesday, November 4, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Banks, Registers & Vending\Vending… (Read more)
Jameson Whiskey Vending Machine, 1971. Quite possibly the best invention of the 1970’s! This vending machine was designed to dispense whiskey (1/3 gill) measure on a coin operated basis. A small number were designed for use in bars and pubs… (Read more)
An English Garrett gold coin changer, circa 1880, measures 12″ tall by 9″ wide by 6 deep. The gold shilling, upon depositing, would trip a lever releasing a small drawer. A brass cup, with the silver currency, could be removed… (Read more)