Automatic Age

Issue: 1929 February

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T h e A u t o m a t i c A ge
W A N T E D — A good established pea­
nut or other legal machine route in
Cleveland or vicinity. Address H.
Levy, 12618 Edmonton Ave., Cleve­
land, Ohio.___________________________
FOR SA L E — Twenty National Cig­
arette Vending machines, nearly
new. Profitable but we can not ser­
vice account too much other busi­
ness. One-third with order, balance
bill o f lading attached. Price $50.00.
The Burkhead Sales Co., Traverse
City, Michigan.______________________
FOR SA LE — One Indoor Aviator,
one Indoor Baseball model B, one
Koin-kick Football, good as new—
used three weeks, $6.50 each. J. W.
Melotz, 343 Elati St., Denver, Colo.
FOR SA L E — Sacrifice 100 “ Baby
Venders” with register attachments
at $18.00 each. Mills Sales Company,
3rd and Chestnut Sts., Oakland, Cal­
ifornia.
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FOR SA L E — Six 5c Jack Pot Cricket
machines, used one week, just like
new ones, at $50.00 each. Made by
Reliable Coin Machine Exchange.
Ten l c Husky Grip machines made
by Gottlieb & Co., Chicago, at $10.00
each. Used two weeks; you can’t
tell them from new ones. Fourth
cash with order, bal. c. o. d. Louis
George Company, 1514 Seventeenth
St.. N. W „ Canton. Ohio.___________
W A N T E D — To hear from manufac­
turers o f coin controlled amuse­
ment machines; or tell me if you
have some used machines in good
mechanical order. Address Jos. L.
Jones, 713 Broadway, Cape Girar­
deau, Mo.____________________________
W A N T E D — Over the Top machines.
FOR SA L E — Exhibit Supply Large
Fortune Teller, Five Ball Shooter,
Gottlieb Grip Tester, Advance Vista-
scope, $12.00 each. Jordan Sales Co.,
Forbes Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa._______
FOR S A L E — 25 Peerless Tickle Ball
Gum machines in good working
condition, some never used; one or
all, $6.00 each; one 1-2-3 machine,
$3.50; one Universal Handkerchief
Machine, $6.00. or will trade fo r A.
B. T. Pistol Target, Exhibit Play
Ball, or Hurky Grip Gauge machines.
Terms, one-third cash, balance c. o. d.
E. E. Barnhardt, 159 Derby Street,
Johnstown, Pa.
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P R IV A T E O P E R A T O R O F F E R S 9
Exhibit Photoscopes with stands,
$16.00 each; 1 W atling B ig Deal
Scale, $125.00; 30 Yu Chu 1-2-3 Ma­
chines, $4.50 each; 3 Exhibit Post
Card Machines, $3.00 each. One-third
cash, balance c. o. d. J. M. Macken­
zie, 414 Cherry St., Elizabeth, N. J.
FO R SALE OR T R A D E — 2 Nickel
Plated Metal Pistol Machines; 20
W inters W hite Ball Gum Machines;
Round Column National Scale; 6
Banner Pin Gum Machines. Eastern
Novelty Co., Wiscasset, Maine.
FO R QU ICK SALE A T B AR G A IN
PRIC E S— 400 Hoff Venders W rig-
ley’s Gum, in lots o f ten or more,
$11.50 each, f. o. b. Los Angeles,
Calif. A. M. Sloan, 575 E. Howard
St., Pasadena, Calif._______________
FOR SA L E — 10 slightly used Lark
machines. Poker Number Reels,
$20.00 each, f. o. b. Los Angeles.
Geo. L. Smith, 5827 Madden Avenue,
Los Angeles, California.
FOR SA L E — Blue Bird Baby Ven­
der, latest improved model, 5-cent
play. Vends 5 Balls o f gum fo r each
operation. Brand new, never used or
placed. Costs $42.50; will sacrifice
fo r $26.00, f. o. b. Chicago. Send 25
per cent with order, balance C. O. D.
express. S. Fersky, 1621 W . Division
St., Chicago, 111.
FOR SALE — 2 Nickel Jennings Side
Venders, used 10 days, $45.00 ea.;
20 B. & M. 5c, 10c and 25c, $20.00
ea.; 7 Caille Ball Gum Venders, 5c,
10c and 25c; 1 Puritan Bell Nickel;
5 National Targets. All above prac­
tically new. Wm. Swingler, 5000 Di-
vis:on S t , Chicago.
FOR SA L E — Mills slot machines at
bargains on account closed terri­
tory: 20 25c Bells with Bulls Eye
glasses, practically new, $60.00; fine
25c venders, serial numbers over 100,­
000, at $50.00; 15 25c Bells, serial
numbers from 80,000 to 100,000, at
$45.00; 20 Bells and Venders, serial
numbers around 80,000, at $35.00;
fine 10c Bells, practically new, $60.00.
5% reduction in price on lots o f five.
A ct quick or they’ll be gone. All
machines in A1 condition. Sales Co.,
3814 Page, St. Louis, Mo.
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FOR SA L E — Arcade machines, etc.
1 M. N. Co. High Ball Blower,
$15.00; 9 Edison two-minute Cylin­
der Phonographs, $18.00 each; o
Cail-O-Phone, two - minute,
$25.00
each; 1 Wall Puncher, $5.00; 1 A. B.
T. Pistol with score adding dial,
$10.00; 6 small Electric Shockers,
$2.00 each, or 6 fo r $10.00; 1 See­
burg 65-note rewind Slot Piano, with
hand playing keys, needs overhaul­
ing, $75.00; 1 old Peerless 44-note
player piano changed to 10-tune 3V6
in. core rewind, needs adjusting in
pumping system, $65.00; 200 sets
Climax, Kelly, Biograph Co., Exhibit
and other makes o f Stereoscopic
Views, with 14 Vi in. x 221/6 in. signs,
12 sets and signs at $2.25; 100 old
music rolls fo r 44-note Peerless
Player Piano, per doz., $1.25; 24 old
but slightly used 10-tune rewind 65-
note Peerless music rolls,
in.
cores, condition o f rolls good as new,
6 rolls fo r $4.50; 1 Bingo Check, Fob
and Key Ring Stamper, no slot, op­
erated by Arcade attendant, good
money getter in arcade when han­
dled by a live attendant, $25.00; 1
three-line nameplate machines, no
slot, operated by arcade attendant,
money maker, plates sell from 10c to
35c, you buy your own sheet metal
and cut in strips to suit plates, costs
Me to 2c, $100.00. The above prices
are f. o. b. warehouse, Minneapolis.
Arcade Amusement Co., 4012 Bryant
Ave.. S.. Minneapolis, Minn._________
W IL L T R A D E — 8 Blue Bird l c Pin
Target machines with automatic
gum delivery latest model, fo r 8 A.
B. T. Target Pistols operating 3
shots for 5c or 5 shots fo r penny. A.
E. Lindquist, 2524 E. Marion Street,
Seattle Wash.
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Joan, aged five, out to tea, was
puzzled when she saw the family bow
their heads fo r grace.
“ What are you doing?” she asked.
“ Giving thanks fo r
our daily
bread,” she was told. “ Don’t you
give thanks at home, Joan?”
“ N o,” said Joan, “ we pay fo r our
bread.”
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retary F. E. Turner, Lafayette
Bldg., Detroit, for membership
dues in the Coin Machine Op­
erators’ Ass’n. o f America. We
want to have as large a mem­
bership as possible at the De­
troit Convention. Do your part.
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York, for their merchandising
machine, and Certified A uto­
matic Devices, Inc., represent­
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