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Automatic Age

Issue: 1934 October

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October , 1934
A U T O M A T IC A G E
J E N N IN G S L I T T L E M E R C H A N T S C IG ­
a r e tte R eels, $23.00; M ills F r o n t V e n d o r
J a c k p o t, 5c p la y re s e rv e , $24.00; M ills
S ile n t D o u b le J a c k p o ts F r o n t V e n d o rs , 5c
p la y , $47.50; M ills S ile n t G olden S ide V e n ­
do rs, l c p la y , $52.50; one W a t lin g T w in
J a c k l c G old A w a rd , $45.00; M a c h in e s
lik e n e w in A - l c o n d itio n ; W o r ld S eries,
$12.50; M ills O ffic ia ls , $7.00; a ll p ric e s
F .O .B .
C o lu m b u s .
O n e -th ir d
d e p o s it.
C o lu m b u s C o in M a c h in e Co., 1195 W e s t
B ro a d S tre e t, C o lu m b u s , O hio.
R E C O N D IT IO N E D — R E G IS T E R , $27.00;
lik e n e w ; J ig S aw , $8.00; S ilv e r C up,
$8.00; A ir w a y , $8.00; W o r ld S eries, $13.00;
S core board, $7.50; F le e t, $22.00; R o c k e t,
$44.00;
A u to
C o u n t,
$47.50;
P o n tia c ,
$13.00; B lu e R ib b o n ,
$15.00; A m e r ic a n
B e a u ty ,
$21.00;
P e n n a n t,
$8.00; A u to
B a n k , $60.00; L ig h tn in g , $22.00; M a rb le
J a x , $16.50; S p e c ia l S peedw ay, $5.00; Spe­
c ia l B ro a d c a s t, $5.00. N a tio n a l C o in M a ­
c h in e E x c h a n g e , 1407 D iv e rs e y , C h ic a g o .
ca
F O R S A L E — P E A N U T M A C H IN E S . C O ­
lu m b u s , p e n n y , $3.35; O hio, $2.50; Id e a l,
$2.75. F o llo w in g w it h s ta n d s : G o o fy , H o t
S h o t, J ig g e rs , F iv e - S ta r , H i- J in k s , A - l
c o n d itio n , o n ly $1.48 each.
A re a l p in
tu m b le r lo c k , 43c ea ch; c y lin d e r lo c k s ,
30c each. T r y th e m . T u rn e r, 6644 C o t­
ta g e G ro v e , C h ic a g o , M id . 5178.
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FO R SALE — SU PPLIES
F O R V E N D IN G M A C H IN E S — S A L T E D
P e a n u ts ,
P is ta c h io s ,
C ashe w
N u ts ,
B a ll G um .
F re s h m e rc h a n d is e a t r ig h t
p ric e s . S t. L o u is C o in M a c h in e C o., 1420
N . G ra n d , S t. L o u is , M o.
W AN TED TO BUY
W A N T E D TO B U T — JA C K P O T SLO T
m a c h in e s , a n y q u a n tity , fiv e o r te n ­
c e n t p la y . G iv e s e ria l n u m b e r, s ty le a n d
m a k e o f m a c h in e . A ls o p r ic e w a n te d .
S ic k in g M a n u fa c tu r in g Co., In c ., 1922
F re e m a n A v e ., C in c in n a ti, O hio .
tfc
W A N T E D — M IL L S E S C A LA T O R S .
G oosenecks, W a t lin g T w in s B u r tm e ir
T w o Reels, S e le c tu m D ic e . F u ll d e ta ils ,
s e ria ls in f ir s t le tte r . L e o M ills , 1518 F ir s t
A v e ., D a lla s , T e xa s.
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W A N T E D — N O R T H W E S T E R N N IC K E L
M e rc h a n d is e rs . S ta te q u a n tity , fin is h ,
c o lo r, c o n d itio n a n d lo w e s t c a s h p ric e .
L e o , 6536 So. P e o ria S t., C h ic a g o .
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W A N T T O B U Y A N Y Q U A N T IT Y M T L L S
E s c a la to r, D o u b le J a c k P o t B e lls o r
F r o n t V e n d e rs , e ith e r in 5c, 10c o r 25c
p la y . W i ll g iv e to p p ric e s . S ic k in g M fg .
Co., 1922 F re e m a n A v e ., C in c in n a ti, O hio.
tf c
W A N T E D T O B U Y — 25 T O 100 J E F ­
fe rie s A u to m a tic S e rv ic e C o m p a n y 10c
p ie
and
s a n d w ic h
v e n d in g
m a c h in e s
m a d e in L o s A n g e le s , C a lifo r n ia .
S ta te
c o n d itio n , q u a n tity
a n d lo w e s t p ric e .
S c h u y le r P ro d u c ts C o rp o ra tio n , 185 W e s t
W y o m in g A v e n u e , P h ila d e lp h ia , P e n n a .
W A N T T O B U Y M I L L S S IL E N T E S C U -
la to rs . D o u b le J a c k p o t B e lls o r V e n ­
ders, 5c p la y . Id e a l N o v e lty , 3003 L e m p ,
S t. L o u is , M o.
W A N T E D — U S E D BOOSTERS, M U S T
be in good c o n d itio n . W i ll b u y in q u a n ­
t i t y i f p ric e is r ig h t .
C. G. K id d , 156
S. M a in S tre e t, P a ris , T e x a s .
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IN D E X
T O
A D V E R T IS E R S
OCTOBER, 1934
M
A
A c m e V e n d in g C o.............................. 73
A . B . T . M fg . C o.............................. 56
A d v a n c e M a c h in e C o.......................67
A llie d A m u s e m e n t C o ...................... 102
A m e r ic a n C h e w in g P ro d . C o rp . 64
A m e ric a n N o v e lty C o m p a n y ___ 92
A . & P. M dse. C o............................ 112
M a b e y E le c tr ic & M fg . Co. ___ 112
M a rk e p p Co., I n c .......................50, 100
M u n ve s, M ik e .................................... 77
N
N a tio n a l C o in M a ch . E x ...............124
N o rth w e s te r n C o rp ...........................38
N o r r is M fg . C o................................... 64
B
B a d g e r N o v e lty C o............................ 48
B a lly M fg . C o ..22, 23, 32, 33, 81, 82
B irm in g h a m V e n d in g C o................ 106
B re w e r & Sons, C has. A .............. 77
P
P ace M fg . C o...................................... 74
P e a n u t S p e c ia lty C o........................ 123
P a c ific A m u s e m e n t Co.
.......................................15-21, 109, 119
P a c ific C o a st N o v e lty C o.............. 113
P a n C o n fe c tio n F a c t o r y .............. 91
P a y n e Co., H . G .............................. 68
C a p ito l A u to m a tic M u s ic Co. . . 98
C. B . M . E n g in e e rin g Co.
.............................. 34, 87, 93, 107, 113
C h ic a g o C o in M a c h in e C o ............ 90
C h ic a g o L o c k C o...............................47
C la s s ifie d A d s .......................... 125-126
C o lu m b u s V e n d in g C o......................128
R
R o c k -O la M fg . C o rp .............. 3-14, 127
R o b b in s & Co., D .
...................... 63, 76, 78, 101, 105, 111
R o y a l N o v e lty M fg . C o.................. 83
R o b o t V e n d o rs , In c .......................... 104
R o w e M fg . C o.................................... 72
D a v a l M fg . C o................................ 79, 80
D a n ie ls , M . T ............................ 106, 123
D ro llin g e r, H . 1.................................. 92
S
S and ers M fg . C o................................ 50
S e e b u rg C o rp ., J. P .....................39-42
S h u re Co., N .......................................124
S im m o n s C o in M a c h in e C o.......... 73
S h y v e rs C o in A u to m a tic C o ...8 8 , 89
S im p so n Co., R . D ............................ 62
S k ill G am es S ales C o rp .................. 122
S p e c ia lty C o in M a c h in e B u ild e r s
............................................................... 69
S o u th e rn A u to m a tic S a le s .......... 75
S ta n d a rd -J o h n s o n Co., I n c ............ 60
S te rlin g , B e n ja m in , J r .................... 113
S to n e r M fg . C o................................... 85
S u p re m e P ro d u c ts C o...................... 70
S tru h l, M o r r is .................................. 48
S u p re m e V e n d in g C o...................... 118
E x h ib it S u p p ly C o.................2, 51, 52
F e d e ra l M d se C o...............................I l l
G a rd e n C it y N o v e lty C o...............120
G a rd n e r & C o.....................................107
Genco, In c ............................................. 96
G e n e ra l C o in M a c h . C o m ..........94, 95
G e rb e r & G lass D is t. C o .............. 122
G e rm a c k , J o h n N ............................. 99
G o rre tta , A n d r e w & C o............... 110
G ro e tc h e n T o o l C o............ 53, 54. 114
G o ttlie b & C o., D .................. 21, 36-37
T r im o u n t C o in M a c h in e C o.......... 108
H
H a n s o n S cale C o...............................77
H e rs k o v itz , I r v in g H .......................121
H u b e r C o in M a c h in e S ales ___ 106
V
V e n d e x C o., T h e ............................ 46
V e e d e r-R o o t, In c . ............................ 66
V ik in g S p e c ia lty C o.......................... 61
I
Illin o is L o c k C o.................................117
In d e p e n d e n t L o c k C o m p a n y ----- 116
In t e r n a tio n a l M u to s c o p e R eel
C o.......................................................... 24
Im p e r ia l M dse. C o............................ 105
I r v in g M fg . V e n d in g C o...............110
W
W . B . S p e c ia lty C o.......................... 78
W . J. C. V e n d in g Co...................... 100
W e s te rn E q u ip m e n t C o.................. 86
W ilc o x M fg . Co., W . W ............50, 68
W ith e y , B . A ...................................... 70
W o r ld T r a d in g C o ............................ 74
W u r lit z e r M fg . Co., R u d o lp h . . . 58
K
K e e n e y & Co., J. H ........................ 35
K in g E q u ip m e n t C o rp .................... I l l
Y
Y a le S lo t & S lu g Co........................ 67
Y a le & T o w n e M fg . C o .................. 87
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■ E R IC A S
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SCALE VAIUEl
I t is a fact— recognized by experienced scale men every­
where— tha^-“Rock-Ola’s LoBoy Scale is America’s Be**
Scale Valm:!”
F A M O U S
F O R
Q U A L IT Y
!
This famous reputation is the result of definitely proved quality . . .
the kind of totality that is seen in the special ANTI-TRIP device
that m ake^it impossible to get free weight by bouncing, jarring, or
tilting. J t is true, the LoBoy costs less than any other high class
scala off the market. However, it is not a “price scale”. Far from
^ £ ! T'he low price is simply the result of volume production brought
about by world-wide popularity!
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Y E A R
G U A R A N T E E !
Only the costliest, most expensive materials are used in the manu­
facture of the LoBoy. Only skilled, expertly trained men are per­
mitted to work on it. That’s why the LoBoy operates with such
unfailing dependability . . . it is, also, why the LoBoy stands up
in all kinds of locations under all sorts of conditions . . . and is
GUARANTEED F O R 5 Y E A R S!
F A C T S
F A V O R
th e
L o B o y !
In view of all these facts, wouldn’t it be a good plan to get, at least,
a sample LoBoy and let it prove its superior merit? After all is
said and done, it is performance that counts. And as a scale man,
you owe it to yourself to know “America’s best scale value— the
LoBoy” ! Until the price goes up—which will be any day now—you
can still get a sample LoBoy for only $35 cash, tax free! This is
the usual operators’ 25-lot quantity price!
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W O R D
A B O U T
P R IC E !
T h e p ric e o f th e L o B o y
w ill be k e p t d o w n to $35
as Iona as costs p e rm it.
H o w e v e r, th e w a y th in g s
lo o k n o w , i t w ill n o t be
Io n a b e f o r e a l l p r ic e s
s ta r t g o in g up. So a ct
w is e ly b y a c tin g p r o m p t­
ly . T h is m a y be y o u r
la s t chanGe. W r ite o r w ire
y o u r s h ip p in g in s tr u c tio n s
to d a y .
S IZ E :
44 inches high
10 inches wide
Platform :
10 by 18^ inches
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