Classic Mode

Automatic Age

Issue: 1933 September

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September, 1933
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AUTOM ATIC AGE
W A N T E D — W I L L P A Y $30.00
e a c h fo r ten — tw e n ty E M odel
G ab el P h o n o g ra p h s,
u n a m p li-
fled. A d d r e ss B o x 183, c / o A u t o
m a tic A g e .
W A N T E D TO B U Y F O R C A S H
— S m all ty p e w e ig h in g m a
ch in es (s c a le s ), Ideal, W a tlin g ,
M ills, Jen n in g s, etc. A lso th re e
and fo u r P e n n y J a ck s. Q u ote
b e st p rice. J, & L . W e ig h in g
M ach in e
C o.,
1339
In terva le
A v e ., B r o n x , N. Y .
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M ills A u to m a tic P h o n o gra p h s.
S tate m odels, Iro n C law s M odel
F. W e bu y, sell an d ex ch a n g e .
M erry W h ir l A m u se m e n t C o.,
L a d o g a , Ind.
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new , $150.00 each . Joh n R iffle,
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
S eptember , 1933
We cannot promise the proper indexing of advertising copy received in our
office after the first of publication month.
A
A . B . C. C oin M ach in e C o .......................... 55
A . B. T. M fg. C o ........................................... 26
A d -L e e C o m p a n y .........................................114
A d v a n c e A u to m a tic S ales C o. ..2 8 , 29, 162
A m e r ic a n C h e w in g P ro d u c ts C orp. ...1 2 2
A m e rica n S ales C o ......................................... 88
A m e r ic a n S cale M fg . C o ........................... 54
A tla n tic & P a c ific M dse. C o...................162
A u to m a tic G am es C o ...................................140
A u to m a tic V ending: C o ............................... 45
B
B a lly M fg. C o. .........................................44, 78
B an n er S p ecia lty C o .......................42-43, 103
B a ro n S ales C o ............................................... 144
B arron & C o., E. T .................................. 48-49
B e sse r N o v e lty Co. ................................... 73
B irm in g h a m V e n d in g C o ............................ 51
B. M. Y. N o v e lty S ales C o ...................... 167
B o w e s, H . E ................................................... 66
B re w e r & Sons, C has. A ...........................122
B ro m b e rg , Ir v in g .........................................164
B ro w n P a p e r G o o d s C o............................ .112
B u ech el, A . J ................................................... 115
c
C aille B ros. Co. .......................................52-53
C an ad ia n A m u se m e n t C o........................... 47
C h ic a g o C oin M a ch in e C o m p a n y ....3 1 - 3 4
C h ic a g o L o c k C o ........................................... 23
C lassified A d s .................................................171
C o lu m bia P h o n o g ra p h C o............................ 30
C olem a n N o v e lty C o ..................................... 95
C olu m bu s V e n d in g C o ...................................180
C olton M a n o r H otel ...................................120
C o r n in e -H a k a n so n D ie C ast. C o .............68
D
D an iels, M . T ...................................................152
D a v a l M fg . C o ................................................142
D y e S a les C o ................................................... 166
E
E a ste rn M a ch in e E x ch a n g e .................. 120
E le c tr o B all C o ..............................................129
E sse n b e C o ........................................................156
E x h ib it S upply C o ................................... 2, 135
F
F e rg u s F alls N o v e lty C o ........................... 121
F la tb u sh G u m C o ........................................... 120
F o rte x M fg. & Sales C o .............................. 152
G
G ab el M fg . C o., Joh n ...............................150
G ard en C ity N o v e lty C o ...................138, 160
G ard n er & C o ...................................................154
G en co, In c .......................................................... 72
G erm a ck , Joh n N ........................................... 170
G ood b o d y , Joh n ........................................... 94
G ottlieb & C o., D ................... .................. • • ■ 46
G roetch en T o o l C o ................................... 60, 74
G u sta fson , A1 ................................................. 85
H
H a m ilto n M fg . C o. ............................ . . . . 1 2 6
H a n son Scale C o ................................. 129, 164
H o ltz, J a co b ................................................... 92
I
Id eal M fg . C o ..................................................150
In d e p e n d e n t L o c k C o ..................................9 a
In te rn a tio n a l M u to sco p e R eel Co. ....1 4 6
Ir v in g M fg. & V e n d in g C o ...............81, 156
J e n n in g s & C o., O. D .......................7, 56, 57
K
K e e n e y & S ons ...........................................8. 9
K e lly C om p an y , T h e ...................................
L
L a za r, B. D.
L iq u id a tin g C o.,
.................................64:®^
T h e ...............................160
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M
M ark epp C o ...................................................70-71
M erch a n ts A d v . C o ....................................... 50
M odern V e n d in g C o .................................. 76-77
M o o re & S on, Jn o. R .............................. 82-83
M o rris N o v e lty C o................................... 96-97
M o se ley V e n d in g M a ch in e E x c h .. .104-105
N
N a tion a l A u t o m a tic M a ch in e Co. ..3 5 -3 9
N a tion a l C oin M a ch in e C orp. .91, 123, 151
N a tion a l D istr ib u to rs A s s o c ia tio n ........ 162
N o rris M fg . C o............................................... 102
N o rth w e ste rn C orp ......................................... 61
N o v e lty S ales C o ........................................... 40
N eg bau r C o., N ............................................. 90
N e w Y o r k V e n d in g C o ............................... 109
o
O riole C oin M a ch in e C o .....................110-111
P
P a c ific A m u se m e n t C o .................................145
P a n C o n fe ctio n F a c to r y .......................... 134
P a y n e, H. G ..................................................... 132
P e a n u t S p e cia lty C o .....................................112
P ie rc e T o o l M fg . C o ..................................... 62
P o n se r C o., G e o ............................................. 27
P r o - C o -P a x C o ................................................. 86
R
R o b b in s & C o., D. ..9 0, 114, 131, 153, 165
R o c k -O la M fg . C orp.
................. . . . 3 - 6 , 11-14, 58-59, 175-178, 179
R o x y V e n d in g C o ...........................................154
R o c h e ste r S cale C o....................................... 133
R o y a l S cale C o............................................... 80
S
San A n to n io A m u se m e n t C o ...................164
Sanders M fg . C o.....................................63, 116
Sauve, A . P ....................................................... 67
S anto, C h a rles E ........................................... 79
S ch atz N o v e lty C o ....................................... 167
S eebu rg C orp., J. P ..................................... 10
S e rv ice S ales M fg. C o .................................122
S ick in g M fg . C o ............................................. 69
Silent S ales C o ............ 75, 118, 119, 150, 166
S ilver K in g N o v e lty C o .....................113, 139
Sloan N o v e lty Co. ........................................ 117
S im p son C o., R. D .......................................154
S p e cia lty C oin M a ch in e B u ild ers ........ 116
S tandard B la ck sm ith in g C o ..................... 158
S ta n d a rd -J o h n so n C o.. I n c ........................ 100
S tern. A r th u r ............................................... 84
S truhl, M orris ............................................... 94
S tu tz M a ch in e C orp ....................................134
S u p rem e V e n d in g O rg an ization ..114, 151
S uprem e o f P ittsb u rg h ...................... 93, 153
S u p rem e o f N ew J e r se y ...........................143
S u p rem e P ro d u c ts C o...................................173
T
T rim ou n t C oin M a ch in e Co. ..4 1 , 124-125
U
U n ited N o v e lty & P rem iu m C o .............. 147
V
V e e d e r -R o o t , I n c ............................................108
V e n d in g M a ch in e C o ................................... 101
V ik in g S p e cia lty C o ........................ . .152, 168
W
W e d e m e y e r, E r ic ...................... ............
W e ste r n D istrib u tors, In c. .99, 108, 136-137
W e s t B en d A lu m in u m C o ....................... 134
W e s te r n V e n d in g M a ch in e C o. ...1 48-149
W ilc o x M fg . C o., W . W ...........................116
W o lf, M e y e r ...................................................165
W u r litz e r M fg . C o ........................................141
Y
Y a le & T o w n e M fg . C o .............................. 128
z
Z e n o b ia C o., I n c ............................................. 24
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