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Issue: 1932 April

April, 1932
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NOTICE
Classified columns are
for disposal of used ma­
chines only. Beginning
with May issue advertise­
ments of new machines
wiH be accepted at dis­
play rates only. Display
rates $4.00 per inch.
M a c h in e s o f a l l t y p e s
to make a complete route for
Start in the vending raa-
nine business right. Let us ad-
ise you.
Budin Specialties,
,nc-. 845 Dumont Ave., Brook-
‘yn, n . T.
tfc
pOR SALE — 25 CHESTER
F
-
Pollard
Play Footballs; 14
Ch
^nester-Pollard
Play Golf Balls;
' cent games, $50.00 each, 5 or
$45.00; original cost,
i^OO.OO. B. Simmon, Childress,
reX,
4-32
FOR SALE — PEO POKERS,
$8.00; Gottlieb Grippers, $3.00;
Ske-Bal-Etes, $4.00; Blue Bird
targets, $5.00; National Pin tar­
gets, $7.50; Gottlieb Baseballs,
$3.50; Grab Bags, $3.00; Pea­
nut machines, $5.50; Marble
machines, $3.50; Blue Bird Ball
Gum, 1 for lc, $3,00; Pool
Tables, 21x41, $25.00. 1/2 de­
posit. Colonial Mfg. & Sales
Co., 1605 E. 39th St., Kansas
City, Mo.
4-32
FOR SALE OR TRADE —
Chester-Pollard Football, Golf
and K. O. Fight Games; all A -l
condition. Novelty Sales Co.,
Box 957, Oklahoma City, Okla.
4-32
MUST SELL! 5 SEEBURG
Junior Audiophones, 14 months’
old, at $150.00 each; 5 Cape-
hart Amperions, 15 months’ old,
at $150.00 each; 2 large See-
burg’s, 2 years’ old, at $100.00
each; 30 A. B. T. Big Game
Hunters, with numbered reels,
these machines on location less
than 60 days, perfect condition
and money getters, at $18.00
each; 23 Sheffler Bros. Deluxe
Penny Weighing Scales, a beau­
tiful small scale, at $42.50 each;
5 Jennings Today vender Jack­
pots, serial 8,000, at $35.00 each.
Every machine listed is guar­
anteed mechanically perfect and
as represented. A chance to buy
the cheapest machines on mar­
ket at this time. 1/3 cash, bal­
ance C.O.D. M. L. Jeter Sales
Co., Excelsior Springs, Mo. 4-32
SALE - - 20 RUSHOUR
ttershey machines; 10 Du-
t’enier Selective Candy ma-
nines and stands; 25 Columbus
o.^ny machines; all good con-
vr on.;
reasonable.
National
vending System, Inc., 519 W.
VJcCarty St., Indianopils, Ind.
4-32 300 DEPENDABLE USED MA­
chines. 1 Peo, Jr. Basketball,
double gum, lc floor model,
BUY, TRADE AND SELL, $25.00,
$125.00; 2 Iron Claws,
kinds of machines. High $100.00 cost
each; 4 Erie Diggers,
5 nrwle
Gum, $6.50 case of late models,
$60.00 each, $200.00
JVm,’ y iking Specialty Co., 632 for the lot; 10
Old Mills, $30.00;
1 San Francisco, Calif. 4-32 100 Master Novelty
Confections,
$4,00; 25 Northwestern Mer­
> B ! R D CIGARETTE AND chandisers, $4.00; 1 Circus ma­
of "'ndy machines. On account chine, $25.00; 25 A. B. T. Big
3 q
tax, 100 units cigarette, Game Hunters, numbered reels,
10
? candy, $3.00 per unit; $12.00; 10 Bingos, $7.50; 10 Su­
ttewa * r Candy machines, perior Pools, $10.00; 5 A. B. T.
Qott?fV ^ reJector, $7.50 each; Dutch Pools, $20.00; 1 Majestic
$5 On
Miniature Baseballs, Moving target, $20.00; 15 Health-
Li’nfLi e&ch. Ed. Brown, 4605 -o-Meter Coin Electric Scales,
$22.50; 5 Indoor Strikers, metal
_ey Ave., Dallas, Tex. 4-32
cabinet, $10.00; 1 Cue-it Pool
Table, 5c slot, $15.00; 1 Steeple
R0ll SALE OR TRADE—5 A. Chase, $4.50; 10 Gottlieb Base­
B. rp‘ Big Game targets, 1 A balls, $3.50; 10 Pace Spirals,
■fytovi-n Metal Token Delivery, 1 $3.00; 25 Advance Model D Ball
each In Duck target, $15.00 Gum, $3.50. All machines in
machines in first-class good mechanical condition. 1/3
C.O T)
cash, balance deposit with order, balance
®°Uth‘ o* rman Jeffries, 220 C.O.D. Novelty Sales Service,
Barnesville, O. 4-32 302 Wooster Ave., Akron, O. 4-32
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ONE SAMPLE PENNY KING,
5c model, filled with 250 balls,
drilled baseball set (which takes
in $12.50, merchant pays out,
$5.00, key, funnel and bracket,
all $5.25; machines and sets in
100 lots are $3.25 and $1.00.
Will later have Stock Market,
Horse Race, etc., in these sets.
Operators will find this the best
5c deal yet. Salesmen can real­
ly make money dealing with
me direct. Distributors in all
sections can make a profitable
connection. The Aspirin idea as
started by Palmer and Koehler
awaits someone to carry out to
a successful conclusion. Ad­
dress, Penny King, 331 Herrick
Rd,, Riverside, 111.
4.32
SACRIFICE 100 IDEAL METAL
Card Venders, like new, and
500 latest exhibit cards with
each machine for $3.50 each.
All or part.
Real bargain.
Write quick.
Earl Palmei,
5429 N. Magnet Ave., Chicago-
4-32-c
SALE OR TRADE—1 NA­
tional Grip and Lifter, 2 Mills
Lifters, 3 Regina 6-Record
Talking Machines, 6 Records
Put on at a time. 4 Pin Gum
Machines, 20 Winters Ball Gum
Vendors, hold 700 one cent a
ball
4 National Weighing
Scales. E. J. Leighton, Wis-
casset, Maine,
4-32
FOR SALE — FINEST OPER­
ating Arcade on West Coast.
.300 large machines, or will split
tip. Two Brunswick Au-To-
Rowl, $200.00 each, cost $500.00
each; Electric Pianos; complete
stock of new and second-hand
machines always on hand. C. W
Johnson Novelty Co., 2002 E
63 St., Seattle, Wash.
4-32'
LOOK BOYS! GOLD COAST
machines, $42.50 each, guaran­
teed same as new; Play Boy
lc machines, $14.00; Ballyhoos,
$14.00 each, same as new. Got
to sell, have too many. Also'
Miniature Pool Tables, 6, 8 and
10 pcckets, $12,50 each. Better
wire your order, they won’t last
long at these prices. Tom M.
Warmath, Humboldt, Tenn.
FOR SALE—50 BINGOS, WITH
stands, $8.00 each; 50 Baffle
Balls, with stands, lc or 5c
play, at $11.00 each. All ma­
chines absolutely like new. First
come first served. Irving Brom­
berg Co., 5 Debevoise St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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T W E N T Y -F IV E
GABEL
Phonographs 24 record selec­
tive, A -l condition, with records.
$50.00 each, $1,000.00 for lot; 75
Mills and Pace Targets, $6.00
each, A -l shape; 6 Jennings 5c
Jackpot Bells, A -l condition,
$37.50. F.O.B. Spokane. 1/3 cash
with order. Interstate Novelty
Co., S-171 McClellan St,, Spo­
kane, Wash.
FOR SALE—10 MASTER TOY
and Candy venders, combina­
tion lc or 5c , $4.00 each, or
$35.00 for the lot; 20 Master
combination lc or 5c Candy,
Peanut or Marble vendors, $4.00
each, or $70.00 for the lot; 8
Gottlieb Baseballs, $3.50 each,
or $24.00 for the lot; 20 Bat-a-
Balls, with Whirlwind, Poker or
Whiz-ball Fronts, $4.00 each, or
$70.00 for the lot; 5 Big Game
Hunters, with numbers and
animals, $12.00 each, or $50.00
for the lot; 10 D. Robbins
Golf and Football combination
Fronts, $5.50 each, or $50.00 for
the lot; 2 Master Targets, with
red, white and blue lights, $6.00
each; 2 Parkets, $7.00 each, or
$12.00 for both; 2 Play Golfs,
$6.00 each, or $10.00 for both.
All these machines are guaran­
teed to be in A -l condition, 1/3
deposit with order, balance
C.O.D. Will trade for Baffle Ball,
Ballyhoo or any Pin Tables. I.
Epstein, 7810 St. Clair Ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
FOR SALE—2 SMALL A. B. T.
Dutch Pools, A -l mechanical
condition, have a new appear­
ance, $17.50 each; stand 1.00 ex­
tra. 1/3 cash with order. C, L.
Hurd, E. Washington St., Joliet,
111.
FOR SALE — lc DICE MA-
machines $7.50; 10 Cobb 5c
slot Pool Tables, size 24-44,
$18.00 each; 4 Mutoscopes, $11.00
each; 1 A. B. T. Big Game,
$10.00; Baffle Balls, lc play,
$12.50; 4 large size Pool Tables,
$35.00 each; Caille 5c slot ma­
chine, $16.00; Mills 5c Bell,
167 000, $22.50; Seeburg 5c Elec­
tric Piano, $75.00, cost $450.00; FOR SALE — 6 DANDY VEN­
ders, in good condition, $10.00
new Lucky Strikes, $42.50.
Burnley, 3233 Woodrow Ave,, each, or $55.00 for the lot; 5
Bingo machines, like new $7.50
Richmond, Va.
each; 10 Baffle Balls, like new,
ADVANCE V IS T A S C O P E S , $10.00 each; Dutch Pool made
$6.25; Advance Shockers, $2.95; by A. B. T., $17.50 each. Send
Advance Post Card machines, 20% deposit, balance C.O.D.
$3.25; Advance Duplex E (10c Henry Freyman, 1731 Holyoke
6-32
slot), $3.45; Wizard Fortune Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Tellers, $2.85; Wee-Gee Fortune FOR SALE — ARCADE MA­
Tellers, $1.85; Try-Skills, $1.85;
chines, Picture and honest de­
Over-the-Tops (counter type), scription of each individual ma­
$4.45; Gottlieb Grippers, $3.45; chine. Buy second-hand ma­
Mutoscopes, with 5 reels, $18.95. chines with security. Western
Good locks, good condition. Automatic Machine Co., 818 La
M. T. Daniels, 1027 University Playa St,, San Francisco, Calif.
Ave., Wichita, Kansas.
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BARGAINS—BLUE BIRD 1-2-3 CLEARANCE SALE — 10 5c
Marble Games, 10 marbles 5c,
Ball Gum machine, $3.00; 4
Blue Bird 1 for lc Ball Gum, $17.50 each; 4 lc Baseball ma­
$2.00 each; Indoor Striker, $8.00. chines, $2.00 each; 3 Gottlieb
Baseball Spiral machines, $3.00
Thos. B. Witt, Cameron, Mo.
each; 3 A. B. T. targets, with
FOR SALE — 15 SPOT - A - Rock-Ola Ball Gum attach­
Balls, lc or 5c play, only 2 ments, $8.00 each; 8 Rock-Ola
weeks old, $11.00 each; stands Ball Gum attachments, for A.
for same, $1.50 each. Selling on B. T. Targets, $2.00 each; 12
account of sickness. Write or Simpson nickel plated Ball Gum
wire. Grover C. Hahn, Green­ machines, $2.00 each; 5 Simpson
crackle finish Ball Gum ma­
ville, Ohio.
chines, $3.00 each; 3 Exhibit
FOR SALE OR TRADE—WIND - Ideal Post Card machines, met­
mill Candy machine, Universal al, $2.00 each: 8 Baby 2-Jackh
1-2-3, Pistol, Bat-a-Penny, Sure lc play, $8.00 each; 10 5-Jacks,
Shot Shooters, Shock. Want In­ $12.50 each; 10 Scoops, lc play,
door Strikers, Gyro machines. $25.00 each; 15 Big Game Hunt­
G. Gittins, 2359, S. Kin Kfn ers, $11.00 each; 1 Spot-a-Ball,
complete with stand. $10,00; 1
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Play Golf, $5.00; 4 Whirlwinds,
BTNGOS, SLIGHTLY USED, $3.00 each; 2 Smiling Joe Ex­
$8.00; Baffle Balls, rebuilt, hibit machines, $5.00 each; 5
$10.00. Many other used machine K. O. Fighters, $45.00 each; 6
bargains. Bell Novelty Co., 28 Dandy venders, $8.00 each; 50
Dodworth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. c Perfume machines, $2.00 each;
1 Pocket Ball machine, cost
FOUR BIG GAME HUNTERS, $37.50. sale price, $12.00; 1 Ex­
$10.00 each; 8 Bat - a - Coin hibit 5-Ball Shooter, $6.00. Will
Baseballs. $2.00 each; 3 Roll allow inspection at Express
Skills, $1.00 each; 10 Master Office. 1/3 deposit, balance
Novelty vendors, $4.50 each; in C.O.D, Willard Sales Co.. 5511
excellent condition. W. W. Room 321, Euclid Ave., Cleve­
Marcus, 142 Cambridge Ave., land, Ohio.
Dayton, Ohio.
NINETY GUARANTEED ALU­
minum, perfect working, Pen­
CIGARETTE MACHINE BAR­
gains — 80 Advance Single ny King Ball Gum, Marble or
Units, $6.50 each; 3 4-column Candy venders. $1.75 each. Will
Advance Selective, $25.00 each; trade for A. B. T. Penny 5-
4 large Daulin Advance Floor .Tacks, Pace Skil-flips, nickel
Model Cabinet, 5-column, $50.00 counter Baffle Balls, Bingos or
each; 2 Smoketeria, $20.00 each. smilar Pin Games. Wantmore
United Vending Co., 718 Watson Vending Company, Greenfield,
Ohio.
St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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FOR SALE—25 GENCO HEART,
Poker or Deuces Wild lc ma­
chines; good as new, with paint
still bright, at $4.00 each; for
one or all. Southern Novelty
Co., 1311 Tennessee St., Dallas,
Texas.
FOR SALE — 100 CAILLE
Floor Model “ Detroit Century
machines, guaranteed mechani­
cally O. K,, $35,00 each; in lots
of 5, $30.00 each; lots of 10,
$25.00 each. Connelly Bros.,
Ottawa, 111.
FOR SALE—50 BINGOS, WITH
stands, $8.00 each; 50 Baffle
Balls, with stands, lc or 5c
play, at $11.00 each. All ma­
chines absolutely like new. First
come first served. Irving Brom­
berg Co., 5 Debevoise St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
c
FOR QUICK SALE—4 GOTT­
lieb Baseballs, practically new,
$4.00, or $15.00 for lot; 2 Wizard
Fortune Tellers, with extra
reels, $3.50, or $6.00 for the
10 Master 3 Target Practice,
with red, white and blue lights,
lights by dry-cell battery, vends
gum, practically new, $6.50, or
$55.00 for lot; 15 Master Toy
and Candy vendors, c o m b in a ­
tion penny and nickel, excei„
lent condition, $5.00, or $65.0U
for lot; 5 A. B. T. Big Game
Hunters, $10.00 each; 10 King
Coles, same size as Bat-a-B&lj<
plays 5 balls for a penny, W]A
free play, practically new, $ 4 . 0 U,
or $35.00 for lot; 40 Brownie
Pools, practically new, mahog­
any or oak finish, same size alio
practically same style as Roll'
a-Ball, $7.00 each; 4 Buddies,
with two fronts, football anu
golf, have been in operation 4
weeks, holds 1,200 gum ball»>
$6.00, or $20.00 for lot. All above
machines in perfect working
condition and not shopworn*
some practically new. 1/3 de­
posit with order. J. Kamrnen,
1702 Glenmont Rd,, Cleveland,
Ohio.______________________
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
saving money on machines
and supplies, don’t fail to se
our display ad on page 104, ior
bargains galore. Lemke SP6'
cialty Co., Detroit.
CANADIAN O P E R A T O R S ''
Ballyhoo machines, with ir0\,
stand, @ $20.00 each; Hooey
machines, with iron stand,
$20.00 each; Baffle Jr., with iron
stand, (a) $20.00 each; Bafl,e
Sr., @ $45.00 each; Hi-Lo ma­
chines, @ $45.00 each. AH
above machines are 5c Pla^‘
Send 1/3 deposit. Get on 0
mailing list. Lots of other
gains. Royal Operating cfn'
1104 Danforth Ave., Toronto,
Ont., Can,
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PENNY
MACHINES,
LlKp
New—5 Ballyhoo, with stands*
$10.00 each; 4 Hercules Spot-a-
Balls, with stands, $8.00 eacjh
3 Hercules Roll-a-Balls,
each; 1 Bingo, $5.50.
Snyder, 1720 Cedar St., Allen
town, Pa.
ADVANCE BALL GUM MA'
chines, like new, $ 2.50 eac -
Midwest Merchandising Co., .
South Clinton St., Chicago,
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