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Bruce and Donna Weir of Effingham, Ill., show off a pair 1890s
Ferrell Ice Cream Shop hand-carved wooden figures priced at
$675 for the pair. The couple also promoted their semi-annual
Indy Advertising Show in Indianapolis, Ind. , with the next event
scheduled for March 16 and 17.
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jukebox on the left sold for $9,500
while a companion AMI 1946 "A"
on the right was sold for $4,000 by
St. Joseph Avenue Antiques of St.
Joseph, Mo.
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Rich Pechuman of Northland
Jukeboxes, North Branch, Minn .,
takes a break between his restored
soda pop machines. The 1950s
Orange Crush model was priced
at $3,900 and the Venda Coke
machine at $3,495.
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"Mark it sold," said dealer
Art Herzog of Saginaw, Mich.,
pointing to his 24-inch-tall
Pulver gum machine with
animated cartoon character
The Yellow Kid priced at
$4,500.
Keira Chaffin, 3, and sister
Kaia , 2, stopped to weigh
themselves on coin operate
scales offered by Bill and
Jan Berning of Genoa, Ill.,
and to greet the couple's
miniature pinscher Dixie.
The girls are daughters of
Dawn and Kevin Chaffin
of Homer Glenn, Ill. Jan
said the pooch enjoyed the
attention from the young
shoppers.
Dealer B.J. Pawlaczyk takes a moment to sharpen his golf
skills on his 1920s coin-operated putting green machine
offering four balls per play for 10-cents. The machine was
offered for $9,000.
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