JURO NOVELTY CO., MORTIMER SNERD, 1969

About 24" long, circa 1968, made by Juro Novelty Co. Light wear. Excellent

Vintage Juro Novelty Co. American Bandstand Dick Clark celebrity autograph doll, 1950's, hard vinyl head, cloth body, 22” rarer size, original outfit

Vintage Juro Novelty Co Howdy Doody Ventriloquist Doll along with Cat in the Hat Collectors Doll. Mouth String on Howdy Doody is Damaged. Largest Measures 30-1/2" Long. Shipping $45.00

A vintage, 1939, Louis Marx & Co Mortimer Snerd windup walking tin litho toy. Working condition. Marked on backside "Marx, 1939 McCarthy Inc".

Two vintage Juro Novelty Co. American Bandstand Dick Clark celebrity dolls. Facsimile Clark signature printed on left breast of doll's jackets. One is in much better condition than the other. Needs he

JURO, MORTIMER SNERD 1968. CLOTHES ARE WORN/DIRTY. STRINGS DO NOT OPERATE MOUTH.

JURO, MORTIMER SNERD 1968. CLOTHES ARE WORN/DIRTY. STRINGS DO NOT OPERATE MOUTH.

1930-40's Marx Wind Up Toy Lot 1 - Bo Plenty in VG+ cond. 2 - Mortimer Snerd Wind Up Jalopy Tin Litho Car as seen. Good colors. 3 - Mortimer Snerd Wind Up Walker Tin Litho Toy 1939 G+ - VG condition.

Louis Marx & Co. New York City - 1935 A scarce and desirable American windup toy. Fine Condition.

United States,20th Century A super fun collection of vintage mail away premiums received by Andy Yanchus! Group includes 1968 Flintstones Vitamins cups, 1969 Pillsbury Funny Face mugs and pitcher, and

A unique poker machine not only in appearance but in play action as well. Depositing a coin, the cards drop down, spin and then pop back up into the viewing window. Several different manufactures prod

This floor model machine features a six way coin head. Wood has a nice finish and the castings show patina and some show loss to the original nickel plating. With the original lithograph wheel and fai

1915, USA: Only 4,000 to 5,000 of these Mills Violano-Virtuoso music machines were made, this one made after 1912. It is a stunning piece of workmanship featuring interior lights, a 4-panel front glas

A fantastic recreation of the Submarine Lung Tester, originally produced by Mills Novelty Company in 1904. Due to fear of Tuberculosis in the early part of the 20th Century, all lung test machines wer

C. 1904, The Mills Novelty Co., Chicago Illinois. This floor model machine with large upper dial features a reverse on glass, foil effect panel that reads: "Electricity the silent physician treats all

1915, USA: Only 4,000 to 5,000 of these Mills Violano-Virtuoso music machines were made, this one made after 1912. It is a stunning piece of workmanship featuring interior lights, a 4-panel front glas

An unrestored upright slot machine, manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1904, complete with 6-way coin head. Housed in a later plain wood cabinet with lovely hand carved features and ornate cast iron

Between 1900 and 1909, Mills Novelty Co. created the Electricity Is Life shock machine in response to the interest in using electricity to "Treat All Forms Of Muscular Ills." Also referring to electri

Decorative cast iron base features a wide front product spout and pivotal cup to catch the dispensed candy or nuts. Large glass globe is free from chips and cracks and is secured to the base. Shows so

Mills Novelty produced these wonderful machines from 1939 - 1940. Patrons drop in a dime and a film begins to play. Up to 20 dimes can be deposited at once for continuous play. This device features a

This floor model machine features a six way coin head and original tin litho color wheel. The wood cabinet has been nicely refinished but shows some discoloration on the right side. Replacement glue c

This is a poker themed trade stimulator, manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1902 to 1904. It has an ornate cast iron housing in original copper oxide finish with a wooden swivel base. The award card

This countertop trade stimulator features five flip-card reels with miniature playing cards. Winning card combinations were paid out in quantities of cigars. The reels show wear, however, the game ope

Late 19th/early 20th century, Mills Novelty Co., Chicago, IL, the floor-standing metal-mounted and hand-painted rectangular wooden case surmounted by a foliate-adorned and molded patinated metal coin