Atlas Bantam 5 Cent Nut Vendor Machine. Cleveland, ca. 1940...

Atlas Bantam 5 Cent Nut Vendor Machine. Cleveland, ca. 1940s. Nickel vending machine with glass globe and tray. 10 ½ x 9 ¾ x 8”. With key.

Atlas Mfg. and Sales Co. 1 Cent Atlas Deluxe Bulk Vendor. Cleveland, ca. 1940. Aluminum base wrinkle painted red and yellow and cast iron lid. Lock and key. Working. Very good.

Jay Walton Blount 5 Cent Nut Vendor. Akron, ca. 1942. Blount only made these machines for his own route because he wanted his machines to be superior to the competition’s (as many believe they were)

VINTAGE ATLAS BANTAM 5 CENT GUMBALL MACHINE, TRAY TYPE. WITH KEY. 11" H

ATLAS BANTAM 5 CENT GUMBALL MACHINE WITH TRAY. NO KEY. RUST TO TRAY. 11" H.

Columbus Vending Co. 5 Cent Bulk Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1940. Cast aluminum. Unusual coin entry, does not appear in Silent Salesman Too. Locks and keys present but not original. Not working. Very good.

Atlas Bantam Coin Op 5 Cent Gumball Machine with Tray, Circa 1940s. Glass globe. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 11 x 8 x 10

Silver King Corp. 5 Cent Musical Ballerina Nut Vendor. Aurora, Ill., ca. 1950. Five cents not only bought you a handful of nuts but also music and a dance from the ballerina perched atop the lid. Heig

Silver King 5 Cent Hot Nut Peanut Vending Machine -circa 1940's- hgt 17" dia. 7" - Good working condition with original key. Found in Dover MN home.

Mills 5 Cent Vest Pocket Slot Machine. Chicago, ca. 1940. Original lock, no key. Cigarette reel strips in need of replacement. 11 x 8”. Not working. Small payout slot machines such as this, used

Norris Mfg. Co. 1 Cent, 5 Cent Masters No. 2 Porcelain Nut Vendor. Columbus, ca. 1924. Also known as the “Gooseneck.” A penny gets one turn and a nickel gets five turns. Original lock and key. Wor

Mills 5 Cent OK Gum Vendor Slot Machine. Chicago: Mills Novelty, ca. 1912. Hardwood case with gleaming castings and side column-vendor for chewing gum. Face cast with the text “Liberty Bell Gum

Perk-Up Mfg. Co. 5 Cent Double Breath Pellet Vendors on Stand. St. Louis, ca. 1940. Aluminum base and top with silver and yellow paint. Partial decal. Original locks and one key fits both. Working. 42

Merit Mystery “33” 5 Cent Hot Nut Vendor. Heating element is present but has been bypassed so that the light works without heating the machine (can be reconnected). Height 19”. Missi

Atlas Ace 1 Cent Gumball Machine. Cleveland: Atlas Mfg. and Sales Co., ca. 20th century. 1-cent metal gumball dispenser in red and yellow. 15”. Key lacking, working.

639. Five Cent Atlas Chlorophyll Gum Machine. Cleveland: Atlas Mfg. & Sales Corp., ca. 1950. Aluminum with decal on globe and tray on bottom. Lock and key. 10 ½ x 10”, inclusive of tray. Very good.

Coin-operated ball gum vendors (2), Regal 5 Cent w/key, c.1930's & Atlas Bantam, cast aluminum 5 Cent w/key, c.1947, both Exc cond, 13" & 11.5"H.

Coin-operated peanut machine, Challenger Hot Nut Vendor, 5 & 10 Cents, mfgd by Tropical Trading Co.-Chicago, appears complete w/one lock & key, c.1940's-50's, Good orig cond, 22"H x 16"W x 6"D.

Jennings 5 Cent Slot Century Machine with Vendor. Chicago: Jennings Mfg., [ca. 1940s-1950s]. Three-reel slot machine with wooden frame and multi-color painted cast iron front panel, wooden base. With

ATLAS 5 CENT MACHINE WITH ORIGINAL UNDER TRAY. HAS KEY. 11" H.

Coin-operated ball gum vendor, Atlas E-Z, 5 Cent, cast iron, E-Z brass plate missing from front of machine, Pat'd 1908, originally held drilled gumballs w/slips of paper, Exc wkg cond, 23.5"H.

Hoskins 5 Cent Self-Service Gum and Mint Countertop Vending Machine. Knoxville, TN: Hoskins Self-Service Machines, ca. 1920s. Copper and glass vendor with seven coin slots, each with dispenser. With m

Coin-operated machines (2), Dual Ace trade stimulator, 5-reel 1 Cent poker game w/gumball vendor, missing reel cover & Bantam 5 Cent peanut machine, c.1940's, both w/keys & in Good orig working cond,

Ford Gum and Machine Company 5 Cent Gumball Vendor with Slug Rejector. Lockport and Akron, N.Y: Ford Gum and Machine Company, ca. 1920s. Metal and glass gumball machine with buffed aluminum base. Orig