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Exhibit Supply Play Ballcirca 1920s with penny return reature. Neat castings depicting baseball players on front and on both sides.Price: $2750 plus $45 shipping
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Spitfire WW II Trade Stimulatorcirca 1940s, manufacturred by the Scientific Machine Corp in Brooklyn NYThe goal of this game is to drop a bomb (gumball) from the bomber that you can move back and forth and try to get the bomb into one of the two smokestakes of the ship. The insides are all original. The wood case has been nicedly restored with images of planes on side as you can see in the photo.
Price: $1750 plus $59 shipping
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Four Jacks Gambling Machinecirca 1930s-40s, The "Jacks" type of machine were first introduced in the 1890s and were popular until the 1950s when payout gambling machines were made illegal. They are considered gambling machines because they pay out without the operators assistance. Unlike a slot machine, player has to turn a knob to get their winnings.
Price: $1650 plus $59 shipping ($65 West of Denver)
To Order Go to SECURE ORDER FORM or call 202-338-1342 (10 am - 9 pm East Coast Time)
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Griswald Wheel of Fortunecirca 1905, mde by Griswald Mfg co, insert coin, lift handle to spin wheel, if you are a winner, the attendant would give you cigars. Dimensions: 10" wide, 9" deep, 16" highPrice: $1450 plus $45 shipping ($59 West of Denver)
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Four Jacks Gambling Machinecirca 1930s-40s, The "Jacks" type of machine were first introduced in the 1890s and were popular until the 1950s when payout gambling machines were made illegal. They are considered gambling machines because they pay out without the operators assistance. Unlike a slot machine, player has to turn a knob to get their winnings.Price: SOLD
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Fields Five Jacks Gambling Machinecirca 1930s, made by the Field Mfg Co. The five jacks machine is the one of most desirable of the jacks machines and less available than the three jacks. It plays just like the three jacks described above. This is an original machine and is fully operational.Price: SOLD
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Three Jacks Gambling Machinecirca 1940s, This jacks machines is the most common one. It plays just like the four jacks described above. This is an original machine and is fully operational.Price: SOLD
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