Below are a number of collectible items. At the end of the list, there are links to several more pages of vending machines.
Zeno Collar Button Vendorcirca 1905, really neat early vending machine. Back then people used collar buttons, now they are reminder of things past.Very good restored condition with a replacement marque, veryly nicely done, vends one button for a dime, fully working. 6" x 5 1/2" x 12" high See a Close Up Photo Price: $1450 plus $45 shipping
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Coin Operated Exercise BikeHere is an extremely rare item for your gameroom. It's not only an antique, but you can exercise on it. Good condition with speedometer. My guess is that it was made in the 1930s/40s.You get on the bike and it is very hard to pedal. You insert coin which raises break bar on front week. You can then easily pedal the bike and turn a knob to make the pedaling harder or easier. After a short time period, the break bar drops down, making it hard to pedal again. thereby ending your ride. The time allotted for the ride can be adjusted. You must plug the bike into an electrical outlet for the breaking mechanism to work. See Top View of Bike and Other Side of Bike Price $1775 - NOW: $995 plus $275 shipping
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Spino Trade Stimulatorcirca 1940/50s, A winner every time - fully automatic - when penny is dropped in coin chute, arrow automatically spins and when it stops it points to the prize the player wins and the store owner gives it to him.Case painted red, instructions paper is replaced (see photo), owner can insert their own merchandize into the machine, dimensions: 12 1/2 wide, 21" high, 9 1/2" depth, electric Price: $485 plus $35 shipping
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1930s Coin DispenserHere is a one cent coin dispenser that they used in the arcades during the 1930s. When a patron gave the attendant a nickel and asked for change, the attendant would flip the coin dispenser lever down and five pennies would fall into his hand which he would hand to the patron. In original working condition. The white spot toward the top of the coin dispenser is a price label. The cup on the top dispenser shows some solder spots indicating it may have broken off in the past. Dimensions: 19" high, Base 4" by 4"
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Hand Analysis Card VendorThis is a card vendor with fortunes that is fully working with cards. Every arcade had card vendors and this is one of the more intriguing versions.Price: $1450 plus shipping
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Oak Card VendorHere is a two column card vendor that they used in the arcades during the 1930s. It vends an arcade card for a penny. Dimensions: 13" high, 10" wide, 10" deep.The vendor has been beautifully restored. It is fully working, and comes with lock and key. Additional cards are available below. Price: $675 plus $24 shipping
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Exhbit Card VendorHere is another two column card vendor probably from the 1940s. The Exhibit Supply Company name is embossed in the metal on the front. It vends an arcade card for a penny. Approximate dimensions: 13" high, 10" wide, 10" deep.The vendor has been beautifully restored. It is fully working, and comes with lock and key. Additional cards are available below. Price: $575 plus $24 shipping
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Bulk Gumballs & Candy
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SILENT SALESMEN TOO
This 320 page hardback book by Bill Enes is the Encyclopedia of gumball, peanut and all kinds
of vending machines, (match, perfume, stamp, food, cigar, condom,
etc, 1450 photos,
Price: $79.95 plus $12 shipping and handling.
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