Automatic Age

Issue: 1938 August

August, 1938
PEANUTS.
E XPERIEN CED OPERA­
tors expect more income from Flavor-
Processed Spanish, and they get more—
because they get those steady repeat
sales. Sample 30 lb. carton, $2.85. Lower
price in quantity.—Standard Edible Nuts,
2128 Montrose Ave., Chicago.
RID YOUR PREMISES AND MACHINES
of Roaches. Sample Roach Killer 10c.
One doz. $1.00. Results guaranteed or
money refunded. — Goldwyn Smith Co.,
Tampa, Fla.________________________ 10-38
CARDBOARD BOXES, 4x1 %xl INCHES,
attractively printed, $1.50 per 1,000.
Write for sample.—Peerless Automatic
Sales Co.. 12822 Woodrow Wilson, Detroit,
Michigan.
9-38
%" FACTORY FRESH BALL GUM,
$10.80 per case, transportation paid by
me. No. C. O. D.—Torr, 2047-G So. 6Sth
St.. Phila., Pa.
9-38
TOYS, CHARMS, CHARM BRACELET
Chains in Cups, Ball Gum, Collection
Books, repair parts, etc. — Columbian
Vending Company, Box A, Parsons, K an­
sas.
9-38
BIG SALE. ALL CHARMS REDUCED
to 60c per gross, formerly up to 85c.
Send $1.00 for sample assortment. Largest
variety.—United Novelty Co., 420 Market
St., Phila.. Pa.
8-38
JOBBERS’ PRICE ON LEAD TOYS FOR
Candy Vending Machines. $1.00 per
thousand assorted toys and colors.—
United Novelty Co., 420 Market St.,
Phila., Pa.
8-38
COIN W RAPPERS—TUBULAR, PENNY
or nickel. Heavy paper, 50 cents a thou­
sand in 10,000 lots. Cash with order.
—•Schubb & Company. 2503 Calvert Ave.,
Detroit, Michigan.
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W A N T E D
TO
BU Y
W ANTED — SLOTS FOR CASH OR
trade on late phonographs and m a­
chines of all kinds, Wurlitzers, Seeburgs,
Rock-Ola. Not a dealer, no junk.—Larry
Lackey, Middletown, Ohio.
9-38
W a n t e d t o b u y — b u m p e r t y p e
Novelty games, Skee Balls, Mutoscopes,
Bally Basketballs. Penny Arcade ma­
chines, Weighing machines, High Striker,
etc. T. F. Burke, R. D. 1, Pitcairn, Pa.
7-38
"WILL BUY USED EH L 4-IN-l V EN D­
ors. Quote lowest prices, any quantity.
Penny King System, 1233 Chouteau, St.
Louis.
8-38
CASH PAID FOR JACKPOT SLOT MA­
chines, one or one hundred, if real bar­
gain. Q. T.’s especially wanted.—John M.
Stewart, Paris,. Ky.
9-38
W E ARE BUYING AND SELLING
Wurlitzer, Seeburg, and Rock-Ola Pho­
nographs paying spot cash. — Maxwell
Music Machine Co., 695 E. 141 St., Bronx,
N. Y.
9-38
W ANTED — SNACKS, USED, ANY
quantity. Advise quantity, serials,
condition and best price. W ill purchase
any quantity. Put all facts first letter.
WANTED, SCALES A N D O T H E R
venders. Write us description and price
immediately.—Silent Selling Co., Marion,
_____________ 6-39
advance
m odel
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p r ic e s
p a id
for
E le c tr ic a l o r M e c h a n ic a l
F o r e v e ry c o in m a c h in e need.
W e s u p p ly le a d in g m a n u f a c tu r e r s .
E LL M A N & ZU C K ER M A N
119 S. Je ffe r s o n S t.
C h ic a g o , 111.
B o x N o . 206.________________________________ t f c
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
PHONOGRAPH OPERATORS! BRING
your present equipment up to date with
the new Medill Electric Grille Fronts.
The finest available. Easily installed in
5 minutes right on location. Screwdriver
is only tool required. Beautiful flash in
full color. Only $12.50 each. F. O. B.
Chicago.—Medill Electric Co., 3523 Medill
Ave. Chicago. 111.___________________ 10-38
W IL L PURCHASE CLEAN, UNUSED
U. S. postage stamps at 85% of face
value, any amounts, any denominations
accepted.
Remittances mailed you by
return mail. — L. B. Collins, 3361 Mil­
waukee Ave., Chicago.
9-38
GREATEST PUNCH BOARD IN 7
years operation. Has Elgin Watch,
knives, pens, lighters. Takes $105.00, Pay­
out $44.50, Nets $60.50. If does not total
net $17.00 you may return board, winning
tickets, merchandise left and will refund
$8.50 price.—Eastern Ky. Vending Ma­
chine Co., Pikeville, Ky.
OPERATORS! CASH TN O N S O M E ­
thing positively sensational. Salesmen
and promoters are coining money selling
electrolytic beer protectors to taverns at
prices up to $50.00 or leasing them at
$4.00 a month. Eliminates coil cleaning,
saves beer wastage up to $15.00 a month,
better beer, increases business. Every
tavern will demand one and you can
easily assemble them from supplies lo­
cally obtainable under five dollars. In ­
stalled in half an hour. Send a dollar bill
for complete, simple instructions includ­
ing diagrams and actual photograph to­
gether with sales talk and operating plan
all complete. Honestly, this IS an oppor­
tunity and right up your alley.—Apex
Specialties, Box 245, Red Wing, Minne­
sota.
TOPPER
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TOPS THEM ALL
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For Beauty, Quality Per-
formance and PRICE
T O P P E R Is U n -
q u e s t i o n a b l y T he
Most Practical
Bulk Me r c ha n di s e
V e n d e r Ever Built
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POSITIVELY MAKES TOPPER "THE TOPS”

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v e e n r d y s thing.
^ Charms
Capacity: 5 lbs. Mdse. — 900 Balls of Gum
See Y o u r J o b b e r For C o m p l e t e
D etails A n d L O W P R ICE S O r
W rite —
*
VICTOR VENDING CORP.
4203 Fullerton Avenue, Chicago
ENCLOSED FIND $

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Please enter my Subscription to
A U T O M A T IC A G E for one year.
ball
«um Machines, any quantity.
State
lowest price. — Paul Schwartz, 124 So.
arkside Ave., Chicago, 111.
h ig h e s t
T IM IN G D EVICES
WANTED — MASTER, SILV ER KING,
Columbia or similar venders; Three­
way Grippers. Advise quantity, condition
and best price.—Don Newport, Perkins,
Okla.
10-38
W a n t e d — a d v a n c e m o d e l d ic
Ball Gum machines, any quantity, with
or without globes. — R. Segal. 1520 S.
Avers Ave., Chicago, 111.
12-38
w anted
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AUTOMATIC AGE
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bally
Babies, Penny Packs, Mills Q. T.’s,
T«Ce
Star, Mystery Comets, Tit, Tat,
*°es and all types of cigarette counter
iiachines. — Marion Company, Wichita,
Kansas.
12-38
W a n t t o b u y a q u a n t it y o f
p. v-oek-Ola LoBoy scales, must be in
, condition. Put all information in
st letter. Will buy routes in Michigan,
■p,,; awrence Durke, 1410 Chevrolet Ave.,
i jm t. Michigan._____________________ 10-38
W a n t ed — u sed b u m p er gam es ,
tvtou ^ u , s Hockey, Hi-Ball, Penny Arcade
"lachines, Wurlitzer Skee Balls.—Thos.
__^_Burke, R. l, Pitcairn, Pa.____________
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^Ic MODEL N GUM MACHINE,
arwi
s and Northwestern Model #33
t j l c & 5c vendors. Send full descrip-
nfi„’ color and condition and lowest cash
P ce~—Guild Vending Machine Co., 16
34 St., New York, N. Y.
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AUTOMATIC AGE
IN D E X TO A D V E R T IS E R S
AU GU ST,
A
Ace C ig a re tte Service .......................
Advance M achine Co...........................
A m e ric an C hew ing Products Corp.
A tla s Sales Co.......................................
A u to m a t Gam es ...................................
96
60
56
40
79
B
B adger N ovelty Co...............................
51
B ally M fg. Co.........................................
86
B arro n & Co., E. T ............................. 34
B re w er & Sons, Chas. A ..................
30
Brodie Co., M ..................................... 29, 49
Burel & Co......................................... 93, 96
Burel & K ing .......................................
43
c
37
C anaan, W ill P .....................................
C andy C ra fte rs , In c............................ 39
Chicago Lock Co.................................. 50
C h ic ky Candies, In c ..............................
83
Cleveland Coin M achine E xch. . . .
92
C oa n -S lettela n d Co............................... 24
Columbus V end ing Co..........Back Cover
5
C overola ...................................................
19 38
Globe P rin tin g Co.................................
Goodbody, John ...................................
G o ttlieb & Co., D ..................................
G randbois Co., U. G...........................
G roetchen Tool Co................................
64
58
78
70
7-8
Hanson Scale Co....................................
H a rlic h M fg. Co.....................................
H e rm a n , H ...............................................
Hooper, C arl A .......................................
H uie, H . K ................................................
64
68
76
97
95
I
Illin ois Lock Co......................................
Independent Lock Co.........................
46
72
E
E astern A u to m atic M erchandising
Co............................................................... 98
E astern Machine Exchange .. . . 5 9 , 89
E llm an & Zuckerm an. ..................... 103
Epstein N ovelty Co.............................
79
80
E x h ib it Supply Co...............................
F
M
M ario n C om pany ...............................
M edill E lectric Co.................................
Moseley V end ing M achine E xch. .
53
36
94
G ay, C. G.................................................
G eneral Goin M achine Co..................
G erm ack, John N .................................
82
61
6
T o rr, Roy ........................................... 32,
T u rn e r, L. E ..........................................
T rim o u n t Coin M achin e Co.............
84
54
92
55
37
52
9
89
o
92
74
36
4
U
U nited
Nash Radio Products Co...................
N a tio n a l Coin M achine E xch. . . .
N a tio n a l In ven tors C o n g re s s ...........
N a tio n a l V end ing M achine Co. . .
Needle Service M fg. Co.....................
N o rris M fg. Co.....................................
N o rth w e s te rn Corp .............................
N u t P ackers S upply Co...................
66
G
30
28
38
90
48
84
90
68
T
69
Ohio S p ec ialty Co.................................
F a irw a y V ending M achine Co. . . .
S
S ag in aw S tam pin g & Tool Co. . .
S hipm an M fg. Co.................................
Shyvers M fg . Co...................................
Sim m ons Coin M achine Co., Inc. . .
S ton er Corp ...........................................
S tan dard T ra n s fo rm e r Co..................
S up erior Products, In c.......................
Suprem e Products Co..........................
K
K . C. V end ing Co.................................
N
66
62
100
'
H
D
D alk in Co., A .........................................
Dickinson Co., A lb e rt .....................
D. & S. N ovelty Co.............................
R
Rake Coin M achine E xch .................. 31
Robbins & Co., D ..........62, 63 , 66, 68, 76
R ock-O la M fg . Corp.
.. . . I n s i d e F ro n t, Inside B ack Cover
41
A m u sem en t Co.......................
V
V end ex Co................................................
66
V ending M achine Co...........................
87
V ic to r Vending Corp. 23, 47, 67, 99, 103
V ik in g S pecialty Co.......................... 25, 42
W
W ilc o x M fg . Co., W . W .................. 63,
W oodstock T y p e w rite r Co...............
P
70
63
X
Paces-R aces, In c ...................................
P ean u t S p ec ialty Co...........................
P ioneer V end ing Service ...............
P olk & Co., R. L .................................
3
71
65
71
X . Y . Coin M achine Co., In c.......... 100
z
Zenobia, Co., In c ...................................
44
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