Coin Machine Journal

Issue: 1933 May

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THE COI N M A C H I N E J O U R N A L
May-June9 ip3$
NOTICE! Mills 5c, 10c, 25c Silent Jack­
pot Bells, late models, $55,00. Little
Duke penny Jackpot Bells, $40.00;
Venders, $45.00, latest coin detectors.
Mills 5c, 25c Factory-built reserve Jack­
pot Bells, $27.50. One-third deposit.
Get our prices on new and used ma­
chines, KINZER NOVELTY CO., 1519
aE. 60th St., Chicago.
AMERICA’S LARGEST JOBBER, Clos­
ing out our entire stock of 1,000 used
pin games-—Puritan Baby Vendors,
Penny and Nickel Jacks, Steeplechases,
Peanut Vendors, Candy Machines and
Slot machines. Before buying elsewhere
get our price on the machines you want!
All machines reconditioned and in good
working order before leaving our plant.
Opportunity of a lifetime! CHICAGO
COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, 2200 N,
Western Avenue, Chicago, III.
WINDY CITY can be placed on counters
or stands. Size is 7% x17% xl7% in#
OPERATORS! Big Broadcast, Jr. with
wooden stand, $ 10.00 each. Watling
Blue Seal with A. B. T, Marble Jax at«
tachment, $19.50, Rockola Four Aces,
$5.50. Crystal Gazer, $4.00. Five Star
Final, Jr., $5.00. Scoop, $3.00. Life,
$3,00. Iron Claw Model “F’\ bargain.
All in first class condition. One-third
cash. CHICAGO VENDING CO., 2241
W. 113th St., Chicago.
“SLAP TARGETS, practically new,
while they last, $4.00 each. GREAT
STATES MFG. CO., 1605 E. 39th St.,
Kansas City, Mo,”
WINDY CITYS are manufactured by the
Buckley Manufacturing Company, Chi­
cago, Illinois.
100 SLIGHTLY USED LIQUID LATEX
PROPHYLACTIC VENDERS in excel­
lent condition. 10c size. Wonderful
opportunity for someone. Priced for
quick sale. Write Spencer, Room 407,
60 W. Washington St.* Chicago.
WINDY CITY is a payoff machine and
was built especially for operators expe­
rienced in running Bells, Vendors or
Trade stimulators,
OPERATORS! SAVE MONEY! Write
for our bargain list of reconditioned Pin
Games, also Peanut and Gum Vendors.
Robbins Co., 1141 -C DeKalb Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
SEND STAMP FOR LIST OF USED
MACHINES. Get on our mailing list.
You save money on machines and sup­
plies. GOODBODY, 1826 East Main,
Rochester, N. Y,
ATTENTION OPERATORS!
Spring Clearance Sale
9 Model D Iron Claws, $50,00, 2 1 Pa­
tience Machine Mfg. by Boyce and the
only ones available in the United States,
$42,50. 13 Junior Cranes 1 c hand op­
erated, New, $59.50, 5 Century Dig­
gers 1c hand operated, New, $62.50.
25 Goofy, New, in original cartons,
$6.25. 25 Five Star Finals like new,
$8.00. 5 Reel Ball, $2.50. 15 Silver
Mine, $ 15,00. 125 Gems manufactured
by Calvert rebuilt like new, $8.50. 1 5
Handicap Machines, $6.50. 39 Grey­
hounds, New, $6.50. Including over 800
used machines such as Lucky Strike,
Sliks, Jockey Club, Spot-a-Ball, Play
Boy, Ballyround, etc. From $2.00 up.
Special price to quantity buyers. ORI­
OLE COIN MACHINE CORP., 17 S.
CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, MD.
WINDY CITY has thirty stops on the
board; each of these stops is made to
accommodate three balls, thus prevent­
ing overlapping of balls.
WANTED— MILLS SILENT VENDERS,
Bells, cash waiting. RICHMOND VEND­
ING CO., 217 West 125th St., New
York City.
Write for samples and prices!
LOOK! Jennings Nickel Jackpots, $15.
Ballys with card discs used 3 months,
$ 9.5 0. Mailing list 3 60 0 coin ma chine
and punchboard operators, $15.00.
H. H. DUVALL, Pikeville, Ky.
WINDY CITY’S tilting device is positive.
When machine is lifted, device auto­
matically drops, notifying merchant.
^ N T E D TO LEASE^ome high grade
coin machines for a high class Penny
Arcade in an established money mak­
ing park. Late and new model type
machines preferred. If satisfactory wish
to reserve right to purchase. Address-—
YENDES SERVICE, INC,, DAYTON, O.
W I l^ Y CITY’S ball track is locked with
a sensitive dock spring which prevents
balls from being dribbled on playing
field,
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FACTORY R E B U I L T RAINBOWS,
$4.00; Screwys, Goofys, 3 Ring Circus,
$5.00 each. Jiggers, $6,00. Above prices
include free stand with each machine,
SUPREME, 557 Rogers Ave., Brooklyn.
20 Brand New DOUBLE SHUFFLE
Juniors, original packing cases, $ 1 0.00
each. Also a few Buy Americans, Brand
New, $ 10.00 each. Guaranteed. De­
posit required. VENDING PRODUCTS
CO., 650-56 W, Lake St., Chicago, 111.
• UNBREAKABLE
Kolnite Marbles
KOLNITE marbles are unbreakable/
mil not chip, and are perfectly round.
T H E FIRST COST!
is
T H E LAST COST!
Will speed up old* machines, and make
them pay. All sizes and colors.
Colonial Kolnite Co.
1106 W . H uron Street
C H IC A G O , IL L .
SPECIAL! LITTLE DUKES while they
last, reasonable. All kinds coin ma­
chines bought and sold. S. BONA, 2343
Haddon Ave., Chicago, 111.
OPERATORS! Here's NEWS!
THE BIG SCOOP OF
THE MONTH!
EQUIP YOUR MACHINES W ITH
si
WHIRLS FAIR
Replacement Boards
Guaranteed to fit
any standard size 30-
inch cabinet, Here's
a real opportunity to
make money out of
your old machines.
NO CHEATING
LESS PAY OUTS
MORE PROFITS
Operator's
Price
WHIRLS FAIR
One*cent or five-cent
Complete with legs
"Tilter." M a c h i n e
17x32.
Operator's
Price
ll(
$ 0 5 0
play.
and
size,
$1 900 PLUS
All Prices F. O. B.
Chicago, III.
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TAX PAID
TAX
K . a n d
F .
T IL T E R S ”
FITS ANY MACHINE ON
THE MARKET
You cannot afford to be with­
out K. &, F. TiIters. Start making
more money today! Tilter
equipped mach ines do not
need to be watched.
S P E C IA L T Y
C O ,
DEPT. J—2429 W. DIVISION ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Operator's
Price
7 5 c
Each
We buy, sell, ex*
change all kinds of
coin machines* s
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THE COIN M A C H I N E JOURNAL
60
May-June, 1933
Consumer and Radio Premiums Spe­
cialist in Premium Merchandise.
{Continued from page 22 )
The Murray-Ohio Mfg. Co., 1115
E. 152nd St., Cleveland, Ohio. Wire
A. Kriloff & Co., Inc., 205 W. Madi­
Junior Vacuum Washer Co., 2726
Wheel Goods, Wagons, Toys, etc.
son St., Chicago, 111. Beads, Beaded
N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, 111. Vac­
National Carbon Co., 30 E. 42nd
Articles and Novelties.
uum Washers.
St., New York, N. Y. Eveready
K. & K. Products Co., 1463 Mer­
Lathom Mfg. Co., 333 N. Michi­
Flashlights.
chandise Mart, Chicago, 111. Premium
gan Ave., Chicago, 111. “Radioff,”
National Enameling & Stamping
Specialties.
shuts off radio while ’phoning.
Co., 270 N. 12 th St., Milwaukee, Wis.
The Kalamazoo Vegetable Parch­
The Homer Laughlin China Co.,
Household and Kitchen Utensils.
ment Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. KVP
Newell, W. Va. Dinrierware and
Nelson McCoy Sanitary Stoneware
Household Products: Cookery Parch­
Crockery Novelties.
Co., Roseville, Ohio. Pottery Steins,
ment, Dish Rags, Heavy Waxed
The Limoges China Co., Sebring,
Tankards,
Sets, Specialties.
.
Paper, CP Wonder Cleaning and Pol­
Ohio. Chinaware.
Earl W. Newton & Associates, Inc.,
ishing Paper and Pie Tape.
A. E. Lindley, 200 5th Ave., New
1463 Merchandise Mart, Chicago, 111.
The Kap Corporation, Louisville,
York, N, Y. Premium Merchandise.
Glassware, China, Copperware, En-
Ky. Kap Fire Extinguishers.
The Lionel Corp., 15 E. 26th St.,
amelware, Pottery, etc.
Kasco Mfg. Co, Bellaire, Ohio. Cof­
New York, N. Y. Electrical and Me­
The Nifty Brush Co., 314 Institute
fee Makers.
chanical Toy Trains, Toy Boats, Elec­
Place, Chicago, 111. Novelty Brushes.
Edward Katzinger Co., 1949 N.
trical Appliances.
Norcor Mfg. Co., Green Bay, Wis.
Cicero Ave., Chicago, 111. Tinware
Macbeth-Evans Glass Co., Char­
Steel Chairs, Island Display Stands,
and Specialties.
leroi, Pa. Glassware.
Bridge Sets, etc.
Knapp-Monarch Co., 95th and
Manheimer Watch Co., 36 E.
North Bros. Mfg. Co., Philadelphia,
Carbon Sts., Belleville, 111. Electrical
Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111. Watches.
Pa. “Yankee Tools.”
Items, Picnic Jugs, Orange Juicers,
Manning Bowman & Co., Meriden,
Novelty News, 420 Lexington Ave.,
Electric Fans, Vegeziators.
Conn. Electric Table Appliances,
New York, N. Y. Trade Publication.
The Edwin M. Knowles China Co.,
Vacuum Jug Sets and Table Appoint­
Nussbaum Novelty Co., Berne, Ind.
East Liverpool, Ohio. Chinaware.
ments in Chromium and Copper.
Cedar and Walnut Chests and Wood
Manufacturers’ “Merchandise Ad­
Novelties.
vertising” Association, Inc., 580 5th
Old Colony Copper Co., Div. Ke-
Ave., New York, N. Y. Trade Asso­
waskum
Aluminum Co., Kewaskum,
ciation.
Wis. Copper Steins, Trays, Beverage
The Marshallan Mfg. Co., 864 E.
Sets and Cooking Utensils.
140th St., Cleveland, Ohio. House­
Ox Fibre Brush Co., Inc., 522 5th
hold Items: Fry Pans, Skillets, Hot
Ave., New York, N. Y. Brushes of
Plates, Sink Strainers, Griddles, Broil­
all kinds, Children’s Floor Sweeping
ers, Dutch Ovens, Dust Pans, Hook
Sets, Yarn Dusters.
Shelves, Bathroom Fixtures, etc.
The Pakseal Corp., 220 5th Ave.,
Master Marble Co., 305 W. Adams
New York, N. Y. Kleanedge Tape
St., Chicago, 111. Marbles.
Sealing Machine.
Master Marble Co., Clarksburg, W.
AA PER CASE
J. V. Pilcher Mfg. Co., Inc., 709
Va. Marbles.
1000 STANDARD
Gray St., Louisville, Ky. Metal Spe­
Master Metal Products, Inc., 291
5c PACKAGES
cialties.
Chicago St., Buffalo, N. Y. Master
When Ordered Shipped by Express
Plastic Products, 25 Spruce St., New
Utility Chests, Sink Strainers, Step-
York, N. Y. Trade Publication.
On Cans and Toys.
Fayette R. Plumb, Inc., Philadel­
The Match King, Chicago, 111.
Freight Shipments
phia, Pa. Hammers and Axes.
Lighters.
25c per case extra
Metal Specialties Mfg. Co., 338 N.
Porcelier Mfg. Co., Greensburg,
Kedzie Ave., Chicago. Speed-O-Byke.
Pa. Vitrified China French Drip Cof­
fee Makers and Specialties. Electri­
Mid-City Mfg. Co., 1161 W. Madi­
WATLING
fied China Coffee Percolators.
son St., Chicago, 111. Kaskaid Whip­
MANUFACTURING CO.
per, New Hydraulic Food Mixer.
Porter Chemical Co., Hagerstown,
Md. “Chemcraft.”
4640-4660 W. Fulton St.
Milprint Products Corp., 431 Flor­
ida St., Milwaukee, Wis. Toys and
Premium Sales Co., 602 Steward
CHICAGO, ILL.
Bldg., Baltimore, Md. Premium Mer­
Lithograph Novelties.
Tel. Columbus 2770
chandise.
A. Mitchell. 1482 Merchandise
Cable Address: Watlingite, Chicago
Mart, Chicago, 111. Dealer, Jobber,
The Price Mfg. Co., 154 E. Erie
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