Below are a number of collectible trade stimulators. At the end of the list, there are links to several more pages of trade stimulators
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Bryans Payramid
circa 1930s. Considered to be one of the greatest gambling slot machine ever made. Very rare and very seldom comes up for sale. Manufactured by Bryan in England. Plays with a 50 cent piece or English pennies
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FEY Three Jacks Gambling Machinecirca late 1920s, This Jacks was made by Charles Fey, the inventor of the three reel slot machine. The FEY Jacks was the first Jacks and it was so successful, that all his competitors quickly came out with their own versions. This Fey Jacks has FEY stamped on one of the inside castings. See Close Up Photo of FEY stampHere is how the Jacks machine works. You insert a penny, flip it into the playing field. It drop randomly down hitting the pins and if it lands into one of the pockets, you turn the knob, and you receive all the coins in the compartment under the pocket. See Slide Show of 12 Photos of the Fey Three Jacks. Price: $1650 plus shipping
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Mills Target Practicecirca 1926, made by the Mills Novelty Company, probably the most desirable penny target flip machines because of its really neat Olympic motif castings on three sides of the machine. Approx. Dimensions: 12" wide, 7 1/2" deep, 18" highPrice: $695 plus $35 shipping
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Star Advertisercirca 1897 - 1904, made by Drobisch Brothers, really neat early spinner, restored wood case with new cash drawer (exactly as the original) . Dimensions: 11" wide, 6" deep, 18 1/2" high.Price: $2195 plus shipping
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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. Replacement marque. Dimensions: 10" wide, 9" deep, 16" highPrice: $995 plus 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: $1450 plus shipping
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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: $2450 plus shipping
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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: $975 plus shipping
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Replica Five Jacks Gambling Machinecirca 1990s, Always wanted a Jacks machine, but can't afford their prices, then this replica one is for you.Price: $475 includes shipping to mainland USA locations
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