Automatic Age

Issue: 1935 September

AUTOMATIC AGE
September, 1935
W E H A V E GOT 20 N ELSO N -W IG G EN
Orchestra, style 5-X. W ill trade for Slot
Machines. So if you have idle machines
that are not making- money, this is the
tim e for you to trade on a money-making
machine. D & S Novelty Co., 1005 Broad­
way, Rockford, 111.
FO R S A L E —25 D O U B L E COLUM N lc
Stick G um Venders, $4.00 each; 100
5c A B T and Chicago Coin Chutes, 50c
each. W rite for close-out prices on 200
reconditioned P in Games. Robbins Co.,
1141-A DeK alb Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
FO R S A L E — M O D E R N P EA N U T M a ­
chines, $1.75; Larks, $2.00; W hirlw ind
Venders, $4.00; Greyhound, like Steeple­
chase, $1.50; Steeplechase, $2.00. F. & M.
Vending Co., Coles Rd., Middletown, Ohio.
F O R S A L E — O N E M U TOSCOPE D E
luxe model Crane. Used three weeks,
for demonstrations only. Purchased new.
W ill take $125.00. J. E. Triflllis, 154 W .
3rd St., Chester, Pa.
R O U T E 200 M A C H IN ES, G RA N D B O IS
ball gum, Duplex E, Advance Peanut,
$600.00 cash, plus merchandise. 3 C ham ­
pions, $25.00, $65.00 takes all; safes, 2
doors, $8.00 each; case-hardened heavy
logging chain, 5 ft., $2.00; stands, $1.50.
One-third deposit, balance C.O.D. O-Kay
M anufacturing Co., Newcastle, Ind.
E X C H A N G E O R S A L E IN CAN AD A—
Only
eight
extraordinary
Mystery
Golden Side Venders Mills 5c play, $90.00
each. Serial numbers over 345,000 or ex­
change for Rebounds, Kings, Beamlite,
Sportsman, Hunter, W orld Series or any
Pin Games or Counter Games in good
condition. Bert Lexier, Yorkton, Canada.
FOR SA L E — SU PPLIES
S U P P L IE S — 20 PO U N D S W H IT E P i s ­
tachio Nuts, $6.80;. 20 pounds Red
Pistachio Nuts, $7.20; 20 pounds Vending
Machine Candy, $3.00; 50 boxes (5,000
balls) Sum-Chew Ball Gum, $5.90; Vise-
Grip Locks, 50c each; 100 Special M ar­
bles (assorted colors and sizes), $3.50;
Adjustable. Slot Machine Stands, $2.96.
M. T. Daniels, 1027-A University Ave.,
W ichita, Kansas.
9-35
P E N N Y A N D N IC K E L
A LU M IN U M
Tube Coin Counters.
Stacks, counts,
makes wrapping easy. Fits pocket, lc
or 5c size. $1.00 each, postpaid. Supreme
Products Co., 333 North Michigan Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
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F IV E STAR B A L L GUM—$6.00 P E R
Carton of fifty boxes, freight prepaid.
W rite for quotations on 5-10 and 25
cases. Coin Counters, alum inum Cast­
ing, penny and nickel, $1.00 each. Post­
paid.
Tubular wrappers, 60c per thou­
sand, F.O.B. Hecht Nielsen, 1328 Con­
gress St., Chicago.
10-35
FOR V E N D IN G M A C H IN ES, FIN E ST
quality, all grades salted peanuts, Red
Pistachios. Send for lowest prices. Moss
Brothers Roasting Co., 1227 Germantown
Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
tfca
W A N T lc P L A Y SLOTS, P A C E B A N ­
tam and Comets, Mills and W atlin g
Double Jacks and w ith venders preferred.
W a n t Columbus Model 17 Gum Venders;
Penny K ing Gum Venders. W a n t Co­
lumbus Model A P eanut Venders and
Model ZM Pistachio Venders. N o ju n k
and priced to sell. Joseph Heger, 1108
Burlington Ave., W orthington, Minn.
W A N T E D — U SE D P E R S O N W E IG H -
ing Scales. R. W . Foster, Coles Rd.,
Middletown, Ohio.
10-35
W A N T E D F O R CASH—A L L K IN D S OF
pin tables, Mills Escalators,
Mills
Q. T.'s, lc and 5c play, 3-in-Line, bowl
or skill type. Price must be low as we
resell. Largest coin house in Northwest.
Badger B ay Company, Green Bay, W is.
W A N T E D F O R CASH — U SED C IG A ­
rette machines equipped w ith Match
Vending mechanisms. Best prices paid.
Quote— Make, Quantity, Condition. M ajor
Amusement Co., 11-15 East Runyon St.,
Newark, N. J.
CASH F O R M IL L S S IN G L E JA C K POT
Side Venders and Phonographs. Give
full details. Hoke, 3115 Adams M ill Road
N, W ., W ashington, D. C.
P IN G A M E M A R B L E S — R E P L A C E
those chipped marbles and increase the
play. 100 assorted colors in 7/8 and 1
inch for latest pin games, $2.95; 300,
$7.50; 1,000, $22.50. 25 free w ith each 300
and 100 free w ith each 1,000 for limited
time. Money order or certified check in ­
sures prompt shipment. F.O.B. Philadel­
phia. Louis Henry, 926 Lindley, P hila­
delphia, Pa.
10-35
P IN GAM ES A N D C O U N T E R GA M ES
wanted. W ill assume payments. See­
burg Symphonola Phonographs. Give de­
tails and best price first letter. A. B.,
c/o A utom atic Age.
FIN E S T Q U A L IT Y GUM — LA STING
flavor, $11.25 case (10,000 balls). Send
20c for sample box of 100. Standard Sales
Service, 785 SO. 16th St., Newark, N. J.
10-35
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 W ells St.,
Chicago, Illinois.
10-35
W ANTED TO BUY
DO
YOU
COUNT
P E N N IE S
AND
nickels? "Presto’' coin counter, counts
and stacks 100 pennies in 15 seconds, also
stacks Nickels. Fits the pocket. H andy
Rapid and Exact. 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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F IV E STAR B A L L GUM. W R IT E FO R
prices. R. S. Johnson, 232 Merri-
weather, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich.
7-36
A N A T U R A L F O R V E N D IN G M A C H IN E
operators who are seeking new and
more tem pting merchandise. Delicious
Kentucky Beechnuts tease the taste and
bring them back again and again, Fresh
roasted and salted-in-the-snell. Vend
better than peanuts and stay fresh and
longer. W rite for complete details and
prices.
Liberal samples for ten cents,
postpaid. Interstate N ut Company, 211­
213 First Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn.
9-35
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W A N T E D TO B U Y F O R CASH—M ILL S
Extraordinaries, Blue Fronts, Q. T.s,
P in Tables. Job lots.
Quote prices.
Largest distributors in Northwest. B ad­
ger Bay Company, Green Bay, W is. 10-35
W A N T E D — E X P E R IE N C E D O P E R A ­
tors for all type Digger Machines to
work in vicinity of New York. Must have
car. Splendid proposition. Machine Corp.
of America, 61 W hitehall St., New York
City.
M ISCELLANEOUS
W E F U R N IS H A L L T YPES OF TOK EN S
or checks for pin games or payout ta ­
bles, slot machines, etc. M ailing lists
compiled, coin counters, name plates.
W rite for circulars and samples. Supreme
Products Company, 333 N. Michigan
Ave., Chicago, 111.
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IN D E X T O A D V E R T IS E R S
SEPTEMBER, 1935
A. B. T. Mfg. Co................................. 15
Ad-Lee Company ............................... 16
Advance Machine Co..........................137
American Chewing Products Corp. 44
Autom atic Coin Machine Co.............112
A utom atic Sales Co. ........................ 138
A utom atic Coin Mach. Sales ......... 146
Auditorium Hotel ............................... 99
A utom at Games Co............................. 126
Atlas Novelty Corp............................ 126
B
Bally Mfg. Co. .................36-37, 109-110
Barron & Co., E. T. .......................... 95
81
Brewer & Sons, Chas. A .............
.115
Badger Novelty Co......................
. 92
Bechtol, A. H ...............................
. 30
Banner Specialty Co....................
.140
Birm ingham Vending Co...........
. 93
B randt A utom atic Cashier Co.
Chicago Lock Co................................. 124
Classified Ads ............................. 148-149
Columbus Vending Co....... Back COver
Carolina Auto. Sales Co. .................127
Coin Craft Canada ........................... 143
Daniels, M. T....................................... 56
D aval Mfg. Co............................. 107, 108
E
Eastern Machine Exchange ........... 94
Electrical Products Co........................97
Electro-Ball Co.............................84, 135
Empire Machine Co............................26
Evans & Co., H. C.............................. 70
Feldbush
Bros.
85
Gardner & Co. ...................................121
Gaylord Coin Machine Corp. ......... 17
Genco, In c........................ .................... 103
G. & M. Coin Machine Co.
......... 117
General Coin A utom atic Co.............142
General Coin Machine Corp...............14
Germack, John N. ............................ 40
Goodbody, John ................................. 102
Gottlieb & Co., D ............................... 46
Groetchen Tool Co..........................87, 88
H
Hanson Scale Co................................. 101
Hercules Sales Organization ......... 120
Huber Coin Machine Sales .............136
I
Independent Lock Co..........................98
J
Jennings & Co., O. D. .................75-78
K
K aufm an, Inc., B a b e ........... 80, 82, 128
L
Lincoln Novelty Co. .......................... 35
Little N ut Vender Co........................137
M
Malkin-Illion Co., In c ........................ 132
Mills Novelty Co...................... 47-50, 111
Marc Coin Machine Co....................... 120
Markepp Co., Inc............................38, 74
Maser, H. R .......................................... 28
Mills Sales Co...................................... 145
Munves, Mike .....................................131
N
N ational Autom atic Distr. A ssn... 150
N ational Metallic Sash Co................ 146
N ational Vendors, In c ...................89, 90
New York Distr. Co.............................129
Norris Mfg. Co................................... 57
Northwestern Corp............................. 72
N ational Coin Machine E x chan ge .. 41
P
Pace M anufacturing Co......................24
Paces Races, In c .................................. 18
P an Confection Factory .................. 140
P eanut Specialty Co........................... 73
Penny K in g System ................ 125, 134
Polly Sales Co...................................... 140
Ponser & Co., Geo............................... 32
R
Rex Novelty Co................................... 55
Robot Venders, Inc............................. 55
Robbins & Co., D. ......... 44,-45, 71, 119
Rock-Ola Mfg. Co.
........... ............. Inside Cover, 3-12, 151
S
San Tone Coin Machine Co.............. 143
Sherman Hotel ...................................147
Silent Sales Co.................................... 122
Simmons Coin Machine Co...............133
Simpson Co., R. D ......................... ...144
Standard-Johnson Co., In c ................ 42
Stoner Mfg. Corp................. .............. 13
Supreme Products Co. ............. 127, 137
Supreme Vending Co.................. . . . . 96
T
Taksen Co., Leon ............................. 118
Trimount Coin Machine Co.............. 54
U
United Novelty Co..............................100
United Operators Service ...............133
V
Vendex Co..............................................58
Vending Machine Co. ..34, 104, 105, 106
V iking Specialty Co.............................116
W
Western Autom atic Mach. Co......... 121
W elsh Novelty Co..............................146
Wilcox Mfg. Co., W. W ................ 58, 80
W isconsin Novelty Co. .................... 130
W urlitzer Mfg. Co., Rudolph ....61-70
Y
Yale Slot & Slug Co........................... 73
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.................... 114
Z
Zenobia Company, In c ........................52
N a t io n a l A u t o m a t ic D is t r ib u t o r s A s s o c ia t io n
'THERE is a definite place in the coin machine industry for trade associations
representing1 each of the three branches of the trade . . . the manufacturers . . .
the distributors . . . and the operators.
N.A.D.A. functions solely for the distributors. Its program was devised to cover the
solution of the major problems confronting all three branches of the industry. Since
its founding in 1933, the National Automatic Distributors Association has steadily pro­
gressed, until now it is recognized by the trade as being an important factor in helping
to shape the policies of the industry. The results of its efforts are now apparent, and its
constructive program for the general welfare of the trade should interest every respon­
sible distributor.
To those recognized distributors, we will be glad to send a copy of the N.A.D.A. pro­
gram that covers vital subjects of universal interest. Address your request to R. L. Wilds,
Managing Director, National Automatic Distributors Association, LaSalle-Wacker
Bldg., Chicago, Illinois.
P R E S ID E N T
Acknowledgement is given
at this time to the National
Association of Coin Operated
Machine Manufacturers for
adopting a definite program
to cover the solving of the
legal problems of the in ­
dustry, as well as a public
relations campaign to secure
favorable public reaction to ­
ward the industry as a whole.
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M EM B ERS
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ADVANCE AUTOMATIC SALES CO., San Francisco B. D. LAZAR COMPANY, Pittsburgh
THE
MARKEPP
CO.,
inc., Cleveland
AMERICAN NOVELTY CO., Detroit
MOSELEY VENDING MACHINE CO., Richmond
AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT CO., Memphis
NATIONAL
COIN
MACHINE
CORP., Baltimore
BANNER SPECIALTY CO., Philadelphia
ORIOLE COIN MACHINE CORP., Baltimore
JOHN FITZGIBBONS, Inc., New York City
GEORGE
PONSER
COMPANY,
Newark
GERBER &. GLASS, Chicago
D. ROBBINS & COMPANY, Brooklyn
IDEAL NOVELTY CO., St. Louis
THE
SICKING
MFG.
CO.,
Cincinnati
INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE REEL CO., N. Y. C.
SOUTHERN AUTOMATIC SALES CO., Louisville
BABE KAUFMAN, Inc., New York City
KEYSTONE NOVELTY & MFG. CO., Philadelphia TRIMOUNT COIN MACHINE CO., Boston
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