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)
A great vintage stamp 25 cent vending machine. Has some wear from age, use, moving, and being in the elements for a while. Can be standing or can be hung. Is missing lock, keys, & screw at the hinge that… (Read more)
This machine has original paint, and a stamp price in one of the windows as can be seen by the photos. Has original mailing leaflet that was inside the box. Has cardboard squares that must be used to separate the… (Read more)
Vending Machine Silver Coins Set. Great for your collection. The set features bottle caps for Coca-Cola, Sprite, Diet Coke and Fanta Orange. Each coin is minted in the shape of an original bottle cap and is made from six grams… (Read more)
Appears to be complete, but some of the springs will need to be replaced (rusted or broken). It needs to be gone through and cleaned. Some rust on the bottom of the mechanism but still feels solid. Feel free to… (Read more)
FOR SALE: 1946 Columbus model 46 ZM pistachio vending machine. This machine can vend a variety of bulk items such as candy and gum, but was specifically designed to vend pistachio’s. It has 3 fingers at the vending chute which… (Read more)
1936 Mills Automatic 1 cent tab gum and Chiclet vending machine. These machines are know as subway vendors because they were commonly mounted on walls in subways. They have 3 columns for tab gum and 2 columns for 2 piece… (Read more)