Automatic Age

Issue: 1935 February

February , 1935
F O lt SA LE — K l.U E STREAK, $17.00;
M ajik Keys, $17.00; Merry-Go-Rounds,
$17.00; Fleets, $16.00; Rockets, $35.00;
Champions, $50.00; W orld’s Series, $7.00;
Pontiac, $6.00; Silver Cups, $5.00; Blue
Ribbons, $S.()0; Subways, $17.00; Jigsaw
Puzzles, $6.00; Broker’s Tips, $6.00; older
makes at $2.50 each. Pittle, New Bedford,
Massachusetts.
AUTOMATIC P H O N O G R A P H FOR SALE
cheap or will trade for late model 5
cent Jack Pot Slot Machines. Syl Adrian,
49—3rd St., Fond Du Lac, Wis.
HA-CHA — S O M E T H I N G N E W IN
penny machines. Send $3.00 for sample
machine. Jennings L ittle Duke Ball Gum
Vender, lc play, return head Jack Pot,
$25.00; Caille Silent Sphinx Bell Double
Jack Pot, 10c play, like new, $35.00, and
same in 5c play, $32.50; Pace Bell Jack
Pot, 25c play, $20.09; Jennings Side Ven­
der w ith Rock-Ola Jack Pot, 5c play,
$18.00. D. & S. Novelty Company, 1005
Broadway, Rockford, 111.
CLO SE OUT B A R G A IN S — K ID D IE
Mutoscopes. complete, $8.00; Postal Card
Venders and Peo Bask'et-balls, $1.00 each;
Broadcasts, Universe, Silver Cups, A ir­
ways and Jigsaws, $5.00 each. One-third
deposit. M utual Service Company, 815 E.
M onument Avenue, Dayton, Ohio.
AUTOMATIC PHO T O M A C H IN E . D ROP
dime in slot, pose and presto! out
comes your photo in one minute. Sell
for $90.00. Penny Arcade, Denver, Colo.
F O R SALE)— (8) BROADCASTS AT $5.00;
(7) Mat-Cha-Skors at $3.00; (4) Official
Sweepstakesat $6.00; (5) P uritan Ven­
ders at $4.50; (8) Jiggers at $3.00;
(12) Ball Gum Venders at $1.50. 1/3 D e­
posit w ith order, balance C.O.D. S. Hal-
pern, 5646 Melvin St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
R U SH YO U R O R D E R —B L U B RIB RO N ,
$9.50; Contact, $17.50; Hockey, $32.50;
Major League. Sr., $35.00. 1/3 deposit.
W . B. Specialty Co., 2507 Marcus Ave.,
St. Louis, Mo.
JIG SA W S,
W O R L D ’S S ERIES.
ATR-
ways,
Fleets,
Lightnings,
Electros.
W rite for prices. Buy and sell bargain
lots. J. A. D ’Isa, 264 Bast Federal Street,
Youngstown, Ohio.
FO R SA LE—L ittle Duke, w ith improved
coin head, $25; Jennings and mills nick­
el machines converted to penny play,
priced lower than you would pay for
necessary parts, only $15 w ith hand oper­
ated jackpots, $19 with autom atic ja c k ­
pots, all in perfect 'Condition; one 5-cent
Mills w ith Rock-Ola reserve jackpots,
$19; Counter machines w ith fru it reels,
$3 each, w ith poker reels, $5 each; W orld
Series, $10; Official Sweepstakes, $4;
Scoreboards,
$5.
One-fourth deposit,
balance C. O. D.
Harold S. Schwarz,
1924 E. 105th St., Cleveland, O.
FO R SALE — SU PPLIES
DO YO U C O U N T P E N N I E S A N D
nickels? “Presto” coin counter, counts
and stacks 100 pennies in 15 seconds, also
stacks Nickels. Fits the pocket. Handy,
Rapid and Exact. Money refunded if not
satisfied. Price, $1.50 each, postpaid.
Supreme Products Company, 333 N. M ich­
igan Ave., Chicago, III.
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T U B U L A R W R A P P E R S H O L D IN G 50
pennies or 40 nickels. Either size. $1.00
per thousand. 7/8 inch glass balls for
Crack Shot, Golden Gate, Live Power,
Drop Kick and many others, (W hite,
Blue or Yellow), 76 cents per set of 10
balls. Cash w ith order. M. T. Daniels,
1027 University A.ve., W ichita, Kansas,
3-3?
"S P E E D Y ” P E N N Y A N D N I C K E L
A lum inum Tube Coin Counters. Stacks
and counts accurately and makes w rap­
ping easy. Fits vest pocket. W hen order­
ing state whether lc or 5c size. They
come in two sizes. Money refunded if not
satisfied. Price, $1.50 each, postpaid.
Supreme Products Company, 333 N. M ich­
igan Ave., Chicago, 111.
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AUTOMATIC AGE
P O R T A B LE C O IN C O U N T IN G M A ­
chine. Most sensational device on the
market. Counts and wraps pennies, nickels
and dimes. Price, $12.50 each. D istributor­
ships available. Stein Service & Mercan­
tile Co., 1655 W . Madison St., Chicago, 111.
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STOP SLUGGERS, M E D D L E R S AN D
people who monkey w ith machines.
Our small labels sure get the' job done.
E lim inate your biggest worry. Send $1
for 100. Western Detective Association,
Pawhuska, Okla.
OPERATORS, LE T Y O U R CUSTOMERS
know that you service your equipment
often. Attractive gummed stickers let­
tered Tested O. K. do not remove. I X
1 % inch oval, $2.50 per thousand. Coin
Machine Sales Co., 329 S. Wood St., C hi­
cago, 111.
P EA N U T M A C H IN E O P E R A T O R S —
Equip your machines w ith the "New
and Improved Thor SI tig Ejector.’’ Stops
washers and slugs from entering machine.
Stops cheating machine by tripping
mechanism w ith wires, etc., through coin
slot. Saves its cost m any times over on
“Slug-Jammed” Venders. Fits Ohio and
Columbus lc Venders. Fully guaranteed.
Order today. Price. $1.00 each. One or a
hundred. F.O.B. Factory. Thor Vendor
Mfg. Co., Brainerd, Minn.
N U M B E R E D B A L L GUM, 1 TO 1,200.
Clean Drill Brand, different from the
ordinary kind. No dust, no cracks. $4.00
per set, or one E-Z 5c machine, Includ­
ing one set. $6.00. Our high speed method
makes this low price possible. Penny
Operating Co., 3445 Park, St. Louis, Mo.
SEN SA T IO N A L N E W P O R T A B L E COIN
Counting Machine. Counts and wraps
pennies, nickels and dimes in a jiffy. You
cannot afford to be w ithout one. Price,
$12.50 each. Stein Service & Mercantile
Co., 1655 W est Madison St., Chicago, 111.
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W AN TED TO BUY
W A N T E D TO B U Y — JA C K P O T SLOT
machines, any quantity, five or ten­
cent play. Give serial number, style and
make of machine. Also price wanted.
Sicking M anufacturing Co., Inc., 1922
Freeman Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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W AN T TO B U Y A N Y QU AN TITY M IL L S
Escalator, Double Jack Pot Bells or
Front Venders, either in 5c, 10c or 25c
play. W ill give top pricea. Sicking Mfg.
Co., 1922 Freeman Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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W IL L B U Y F O R CASH U SE D MUTO-
scope Cranes. Sommers, 61 W hitehall
St., New York, N. Y.
2-S5
W A N T E D FO R CASH T H E F O L L O W ­
ing Exhibit Machines: Merchantman
and Iron Claw, Electric Cranes, Pistol
Ranges,
Electric Energizers,
Striking
Clocks, Lighthouse Sirens, Hercules Ball
Grips, Grandfather Clocks, Enchantress
Fortunes; also Mutoscopes, Knock Out
Boxes and Mills F ruit Machines. Must be
cheap and in first-class condition. Best-
wlck, Fairfield. Rhuddlan Road, Rhyl,
Wales, Great Britain.
5-35
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W A N T E D — M IL L S B E L L S A N D S ID E
Venders. Serial over 160,000 to new.
Gooseneck and Escalators. W ont all
models. Hoke, 3115 Adams Mills Road.
N. W ., W ashington, D. C.
3-85
W A N T E D —A D V A N C E M O D E L D B A L L
Gum Machines. M ust be reasonably
priced. W rite today. Ralph Segal, 1541
South Avers Ave., Chicago, 111.
3-35
W A N T E D (G RIP ) M A CH IN ES. MUST
be in good condition and cheap. Success
Advertising CO., 310 Semple St., P itts ­
burgh, Pa.
W A N T E D — C OIN -OPERATED P H O N O ­
graphs for cash, or will take over
your payments. Coin Machine Co., 6244
Carpenter St., Chicago, 111.
3-35
N E W JE R S E Y (C EN T RA L) P A R T N E R
to furnish latest type Pin Tables, D ig ­
gers and Pay Tables for locations now
closed to Bells and Vendors. Established
in this territory twelve years. Refer­
ences. Box LD, care of A utom atic Age.
C A SH P A ID F O R GOOD CON DIT ION
used "Rockets,” battery type, w ith late
type tilt. Describe and state lowest prices
in first letter. R. F. Vogt, 21 Cullen Hotel
Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah.
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W A N T E D TO L E A S E F O R A P E R IO D
of two years, Autom atic Payout Tables
only, Sportsman, Champions or Rockets.
Box 442, Autom atic Age.
W A N T E D — 50 V IS IB L E COIN
Cigarette Machines. Must be
operating condition. State price.
ator,’' 186 Pence St., Bast Alton,
ROW E
in good
"O per­
111.
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W A N T E D — U S E D B A B Y LEL A N D S,
Hazards, Select-Ems. Also used Scales.
State price and condition. W rite Box
CR, c/o Autom atic Age.
W I L L B U Y MTLLS OR JE N N IN G S
P uritan Bells. Golden Novelty Co.,
Barnesville, Minn.
W A N T P E N N Y ANTE. D R A W P O K E R
and Hold and Draw machines and
Dice-O-Matic venders. Also other late
model small counter size machines. W ant
Columbus Model A P eanut machines. No
jun k and priced right. Joseph Heger,
1108 Burlington Ave., W orthington, Minn.
W A N T E D TO BU Y—M IL L S E S C A L A ­
tors,; Little Dukes, W atlings, Cailles,
Burtm ier; 2 Reel Slots; also Mills Q.T.,
state serials; coin-operated Phonographs;
also Rockets; Champions; etc. W illett
and Cliumley, 1403 North Logan St.,
Topeka, Kansas.
W A N T E D — U SE D N O R T H W E S T E R N
Peanut Venders, hexagon base pre­
ferred. W ill consider established route
Midwest territory. Describe fully in first
letter. Gem Vending Co., 934 North
Fourth, Quincy, 111.
M ISCELLANEOUS
P REM IU M S, P R IZ E S, LA TEST N O V E L ­
ties and staples, suitable for machine
operators, P in games, etc. W rite for cata­
logue. N. Shure Company, W orld’s L a rg ­
est Novelty House, Adams and Wells St..
Chicago, Illinois.
10-36
W A N T E D —A L L K IN D S U S E D A R C A D E
Machines. M u to s o o p e s , Pep Finger
Strikers,
Roover's Nam e Plate, Bag
Punchers, Oracles, Card Venders, Fortune
Tellers. Priced right to resell. Midway
Novelty Company, P. O. Box 6083, St.
Paul, Minn.
2-35
M A IL IN G LISTS — N E W L Y C O M P ILE D
of buying operators and jobbers from
coast to coast, or by states if desired.
2,500 Names, $5.00; 5,000 Names, $9.00;
7,600 Names, $12.00. W e guarantee our
lists to be up-to-date and accurate be­
cause of regular mailings. Supreme Prod­
ucts Company, 333 N. M ichigan Ave.,
Chicago, ni.
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W A N T E D — A.B.T. BIG G A M E H U N ­
ters, anim al and number reels. State
condition and lowest price for cash. W ill
buy quantity if priced right. Tobin, 26 S.
St. Louis Ave., Chicago, 111.
2-35
SLOT M A C H IN E S R E P A I R E D A N D
overhauled. Reasonable rates; all makes;
expert service. George Kanelos, 2343
Haddon Ave., Chicago, 111.
W A N T E D TO B U Y — SM A LL SCALES.
Any
make,
prefer W atling.
State
condition and where can be seen. A.
Snyder, 150 MacQuesten Parkway, North,
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
R E L IA B L E O P ERA T O R W IL L S E R V ­
ice coin operated equipment in Chi­
cago and vicinity on a commission basis.
Able to furnish A-l references. Address
Box No. 32, A utom atic Age.
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February , 1935
IN D E X TO A D V ERT ISE RS
FEBRUARY, 1935
A
H
A. B. T. Mfg. Co. ......................285-288
Advance Alum inum Castings Corp. 213
Advance Machine Co..........................200
Allied Amusement Co........................ 248
American Chewing- Products Corp. .74
American Nickeloid Co...................... 12!)
American Novelty Co........................... 68
American Pistachio Corp.................. 188
American Vending- Company ......... 250
A tlantic & Pacific Merchandise Co. 272
Auditorium Hotel ............................. 216
Automatic Amusement Co............... 224
Autom atic Sales Co............................. 154
Hanson Scale Co................................. 168
Harris Co., The .................................137
Herskovitz, Irving H ..........................194
Hornbeck’s Specialties ....................275
Huber Coin Machine Sales Co......... 178
B
Badger Novelty Co............................. 220
Bally Mfg. Co.................123-125-127-128
Ban-on &. Co., E. T.............................2S0
Birm ingham Vending Co...................174
Brewer & Sons, Chas. A .................. 216
I
Ideal Novelty Co................................. 190
Illinois Lock Co. .................................88
International Mutoscope Reel Co. ..29
J
Jennings & Co., O. D ......... 182-183-186
J. Junkunc Bros........................................ 114
K
Kalamazoo Automatic Music Co. ..273
Kansas Novelty Co............................... 86
Kaufm an Inc., Babe ......................... 132
Keeney & Co., J. H. .................. 56-57
Kinzie Mfg. Co.....................................237
C
Capehart Corp............................... 203-206
Chicago Gear Works. ........................133
Chicago Lock Co...................262-263-264
Classified Ads .............................282-283
Columbus Vending Co. ...B a c k Cover
Corbin Cabinet Lock Co.................... 146
D
Daniels, M. T........................................ 69
Daval Mfg. Co..................................... 126
Dean Novelty Co...................................84
E
Electro Hoist, In c ........................198-199
Evans & Co., H. C.............................. 148
E x hibit Supply Co........................2-77-78
F
Federal Merchandise Co. ................ 271
G
Gabel Mfg. Co., John ........................192
Gair Mfg. Co.......................................... 87
Gardner <& Co........................................ 74
Gaylord Coin Machine Corp.............184
Genco, Inc............................... 130-196-257
General Coin Autom atic Co.............124
General Coin Machine Corp............. 281
Gerber & Glass Distr. Co................ 152
Germack, John N ...................................72
G-M' Laboratories, Inc. .................. 277
Goodbody, John .................................166
Gottlieb <& Co.. I). ...........73-89-139-237
Goudey Gum Co.................................... 90
L
Lazar Co., B. D ........................... 154-261
Leonardo Novelty Co......................... 244
Little N ut Vender Co........................275
M
Mabey Electric & Mfg. Co................ 118
Markepp Co., In c .................................260
Marshall-Lemke, Inc.......................... 272
Mills Novelty Co. ..31-34, 47-50, 79-80,
155-158, 207-210, 227-230, 233-236,
263-256, 265-268.
Modern Vending Co.................... 278-279
Monarch Coin Machine Co.................83
Moore, C. G.......................................... 212
Munves, Mike .................................... 238
N
National Carbon Co...............................52
National Coin Machine Corp........... 136
National Metallic Cash Co. .............14.1
Norris Mfg. Co............................. 231-232
Northwestern Corp...................... 258-259
O
Owl Trading Company .................... 275
P
Pace Mfg. Co., In c ...............................134
Pacific Amusement Mfg. C o... 81, 82,
246,247
Pacific Coast Novelty Co.................. 214
Pan Confection Factory .................. 193
Paris Bead & Novelty House ....... 214
Payne Co., H. G................................. 149
Peanut Specialty Co........................... 218
Pierce Tool & Mfg. Co. ........... 159-162
Polly Sales Co............................... 201-239
Ponser Co., George ........................... 140
R
Rex Novelty Company ....................170
Robbins & Co., D ...................... 143, 152
Robot Venders, Inc. ........................276
Rockola Mfg. Co...............................19-26
Rowe M anufacturing Company ___ 179
S
Sanders Mfg. Co................................. 218
Seeburg Corp, J. P ......................... 59-62
Shure Co., N .................................144-145
Shyvers, Ken C. ...............................270
Simmons Coin Machine Co.................. S5
Simpson Co., R. D ............................... 84
Skill Games Sales Corp......................142
Southern Autom atic Sales Co, ....244
Specialty Coin Machine Builders 170,
197
Spurgin Mfg. Co., Inc........................225
Square Amusement Co...................... 222
Standard-Johnson Co., Inc.................54
Sterling, Benj., J r ............................... 237
Stock Co., H. J ................................ 75-76
Stoner Mfg. Corp..........................180-181
Superior Paper Products Co.............197
Supreme Products Co......................... 218
Supreme Vending Co., Inc. ...240, 241
Taksen Co., Leon ............................. 275
Trim ount Coin Machine Co.............. 172
U
United Amusement Co...................... 164
V
Vanak Corp...........................................274
Veeder-Root, In c.................................. 168
V iking Specialty Co.............................138
W
Walker-Freeman Co., Inc.................273
W alzer Company, A. M ...................... 27
W . B. Specalty Co............................. 270
Wedemeyer, Brie ......................176, 177
Western Equipment Co........... 185' 226
Wilcox Mfg. Co., W . W .............. 212-274
W ithey Co., B. A ................................ 170
W . J. C. Vending Co......................... 217
World Trading Corp ......................242
W urlitzer Mfg. Co., Rudolph ___ 35-38
Y
Yale Slot & Slug Co........................... 168
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co....................... 70
Z
Zenobia Co., In c...................................252
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