For sale is a very rare, large wood cased 1 CENT Aero “Win A Choc” Machine. This machine is likely from the late 1930’s or 1940s and comes with its ORIGINAL printed signage. Found inside was the large copper penny coin, a 1967 Elizabeth II Dei Gratia Regina FD. The coin comes with the machine as an extra bonus for collectors. A key or any of the metal balls to play the pachinko or pinball type game to win the chocolate. The machine appears to be in working condition, the coin drops in, and the ball lever is working. It seemingly has all its interior components. This is a heavy and solidly constructed machine with a fantastic retro, vintage swirl design. Please closely examine the photos to see exact condition. It is 32″ H x 18″ W and 6 deep and looks like it was was wall mounted. This is a must have for any coin operated vending machine, pinball, pachinko, or chocolate candy vending machine collectors! Aero is a bubbly or aerated. Bar manufactured by Nestle but o riginally produced by Rowntree’s. Aero bars were introduced in 1935 in England as a “new chocolate”. By the end of that year, it had proved sufficiently popular with consumers that sales were extended throughout the United Kingdom. The bar was so beloved that a year later the popular chocolate had reached New York City.