Appears to be a scarce color, most of the machines I have seen are dark blue. In pretty decent shape considering the age and being original. The most wear on the machine is on the bottom front (the front door… (Read more)
Item is in used condition with some dirt/dust prevalent. Item is in tested working condition. See photos for details.
Antique Brandt Automatic Cashier Change Coin Counter Machine. Beautiful Machine All Buttons Work As They Should. Far Left Lower Red 5 Button Is Loose All Others Are Tight. LOOKING PLEASE CHECK OUT MY OTHER LISTINGS!
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… (Read more)
Has scratches and rust and patina. Works on a Penny. Corbin padlock and key on top lid.
This antique Penny/Nickel Gumball Machine is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage vending machines. No keys, top unlocks with a screw driver. Handle turns with or without a coin. Ready for restoration or leave it as it… (Read more)
Antique COIN OP SIMPSON GUMBALL CANDY PEANUTS BULK VENDING MACHINE No Lock. I was told by a Gumball dealer this is a Simpson. I put a penny in and it spun but catches sometimes and spins sometimes so you may… (Read more)
Antique PULVER Chewing Gum 1¢ Enamel Porcelain Coin Vending Machine Cover Part. DESCRIPTION: This listing is for a great antique. Front cover panel for a. Pulver Chewing Gum vending machine. This panel, for a wall mounted machine, has a bright… (Read more)
Antique THE MASTER – 1 CENT Pat’d Aug. 1923 mint green bubble gum coin op vending machine. One of the best looking bubble machines I’ve seen, beautiful mint green colored enamel and detailed coin op mechanism. I do not have… (Read more)
Presented for your consideration is this Antique Universal MATCH Dispenser Vending Machine. Included with this machine is it’s original carrying case. This machine dispenses free match books with a turn of the knob. The mechanism seems to operate properly. It… (Read more)