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AUTOMATIC AGE, 4416-18 Elston Avenue, Chicago, III.
FOR SALE— SECOND HAND
FOR SALE— SECOND HAND
FOR SALE— SECOND HAND
K irk Guesser Scales like new -- $80.00
K irk Horoscope Scales like new. . 65.00
Pioneer Guesser Scales like new. 40.00
N. W. model “33” Ball Gum. New. 5.75
Match Machines. New................... 5.50
Postage Stamp Machines.$5.00 & $10.00
HECHT NIELSEN
1322 Congress St., Chicago
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FOR SALE— 30 Toppers peanut or
gum $4.50; 40 Model 33 Northwest
ern gum vendor $4.00; 1 Pistol Target
$4.00; 2 Home Run $8.00; 30 Hershey
1 cent bar vender $2.00; 2 Advance
gum vender $2.00; 8 Universal Grip
$5.00.— Barron & Brahm, 116 S. Ever-
ton, Houston, Texas.
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A COMPLETE STOCK of recondi
tioned 5c candy bar machines—all
types, all kinds. Priced from $12.50
up. Send for free leaflets giving speci
fications and all details.— R. H. Adair,
733 S. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. tfb
SLOTS FOR SALE: SIX COLUMBIA
Bells, complete with parts for pen
ny, nickel, dime or quarter play. One
Pace KITTY 5c play. All in good
shape. $100 each. One third deposit
with order.— Box 191, Rigby, Idaho.
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PHONOGRAPHS — 20 MILLS, 12
record Ferris Wheel models. Will
sell cheap.— Babe Levy, 2830— 10th
Court South, Birmingham, Alabama.
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SACRIFICE: 15 CENT A MINT U
Mason Mint and Gum Vendors. New
in original cartons $10.95. 10 slightly
used $6.50. 5 streamline stands $5.00.
10 5p Rowe gum and mint vendors
$12.00.—Giant Sales & Vending Co.,
523 N. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md. P5
NATIONAL 6-18 (candy) $50; ROWE
Royal 8 $52; Rowe 1<* gum machines
(2 with stands) $7.50; GV 1^ gum
machines $9; 5tf Hershey (Advance)
$1.50; Sundry ball gum and peanut
machines $3; Rock-Ola Loboy Scales
(practically new) $28.— K. Eldred,
1221 S. Bowen, Jackson, Mich.
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FIVE DuGRENIER MODEL N GUM
Machines and twenty-two Ball Gum
Machines, 600 capacity, $95 cash.—
Saran, 812— 6th Avenue, Seattle,
Wash.
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PIN TABLES, SPRING BUMPER
type $5.00 up. Rock-Olas 12 and 16
record, priced to sell.— Lidgard Vend
ing Company, Tenth Street, Logans-
port, Ind.
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FOR SALE: 1 STEWART McGUIRE
penny-nickel @ $6.00; 2 North
western, model 40, Hammerloid finish
$4.50 each; 1 Northwestern, model 33
@ $4.50; 6 Advance 5 cent Hershey
vendors $3.75 each; 8 large Silver
King $3.25 each. % cash, balance C.
0. D. These machines are in the very
best used condition, and look like new.
Merritt Phelps, Sparta, Michigan. P5
WANTED TO BUY
FOR SALE — Territorial patent
rights on war time amusement de
vice (not pinball machine). Throws
missle at push of button, varying
factor determining aim makes it an
interesting war time game. Write
only.— Harry Fuchs, 114 East 28th
Street, New York, N. Y.
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FOR SALE— Eighteen five cent bar
Hershey vender, A-l condition,
price three dollars each; two Keeney’s
Anti-Aircraft Guns, in use six months,
A-l condition, one hundred and twenty
five each.— D. E. Thomas, P. O. Box
148, Stillwater, Okla.
P5/42
15 CENT-A-MINT lc MASON MINT
Vendors, New in original cartons
$10.95. 12 Columbus model “M” lc Pea
nut Porcelain finish $5.50. salesmen
samples guaranteed like new. Parts
and Globes for Columbus and other
makes at lowest prices.— Hecht Niel
sen. 1322 Congress St., Chicago.
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ROUTE OP 50 SMALL PENNY SCALES
— Jennings, Gem, W a tlin g and Royal.
Locations in Greater Boston. Price
$1,500. Another route of 50 big Mills
Scales in New Haven, Conn. for $850.—
Dizer, Box 402. Taunton, Mass.
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P R IC E D TO SELL — 5 SHIPMANT
Penny 6 column Select-A-Bar vend
ers, $5.75 each; 10 Shipman 2 column
penny bar venders, parts to make into
5c also. $2.75 each; 16 S. A. two column
penny bar venders, $4.75 each. A ll A-l
condition. FOB here. Send quarter for
sample 100 tubed fortunes. Use instead
of or w ith charms. Larger quantities
20c.— J. E. Hartle, 755 E. Mulberry. San
Antonio. Texas.
P5/42
BARGAINS in reconditioned peanut
and ball gum vendors that look and
operate like new machines.— M. T.
Daniels, 1027-A University Ave.,
Wichita, Kansas.
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NORTHWESTERN Model 40
(Hammerloid) A-l condition $2.50
each. 38 Wall Brackets 25c each. V 3
deposit, balance C. O. D.— Paul T.
Brown, 517 Myrtle, Kansas City, Mo.
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AUTOMATIC AGE
W ANTED: GOOD USED CANDY
Machines. State condition, lowest
cash price and serial numbers in first
letter. Rowe and U-Select-It pre
ferred. Also Columbus Model A and
DuGrenier 1 £ Adams Gum Vendors.
— Roger W. Zaug, 1107 Wyman St.,
New London, Wisconsin.
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W ILL PAY CASH FOR U SED SE
lective 5^ candy bar machines —
either column or cabinet types. Want
especially U-Select-It 54 bar vendor
manufactured
by
Coan-Sletteland
Company. Give serial numbers, age of
machines, type of finish and best cash
price in first letter.— S. W. Faram,
1518 Hollywood Ave., Chicago, Illinois.
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W ANTED FO R CASH OLD BATTERY
Operated "Dewey’s”, Old Obsolete Slot
Machines, Old Arcade Machines, A uto
matic Pianos, Lifters, Pullers, Lung
Testers, Band Organs, Music Boxes, any
condition.— Boyer, 2700 Wabash, Chi
cago.
FOR SALE— SUPPLIES
BALL GUM H IG H QUALITY AT L O W
est Prices, from 8c per 100 balls and
up. 195— 180— 150—
% " and 1 inch.
Prize balls Spotted— Striped— Gold—
Silver — Cork — and Drilled. — Hecht
Nielsen. 1322 Congress St.. Chicago.
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ATTENTION, OPERATORS AND D E A L
ers. You can now get Decalcomania
Transfers in small quantities. An a t
tractive name plate insures wide adver
tising publicity at low cost. Also serves
as a permanent identification. Samples
on request. Sideline salesmen wanted.
RALCO, 727 A tlantic Ave., Boston, Mass.
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POSTAGE STAMP MACHINE F O L D
ers to fit any make of machine. A l
ways in stock. Send a sample of your
folder; state quantity you need. Lowest
prices now.— G. Chance, 1258 W ashing
ton Blvd., Baltimore, Md.
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May-June, 1942
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