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stamps, collects mail
NEW YORK-Introduction of the Mail-
omat, coin operated service machine,
during May, was cause for widespread
interest among coin men of this city.
The machine does away with the pur-
chase of stamps, automatically printing
a metered stamp on letters, then depos-
iting them in a container to await col-
lection.
JACK B.
100 ELLIOTT AVE., WEST
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New York Postmaster Goldman and
Ramsey S. Black, third assistant pos t-
master general, assisted in the demon-
stration of the new machine, at which
time two letters addressed to President
Roosevelt were deposited with the nec-
e ssary coins and s tamped by the Mailo-
mat. Postmas ter Goldman s tated, "We
look forward to the time when hotels
and every public center throughout the
country will have the opportunity of em-
ploying this new device."
According to the manufacturers, the
Pitney-Bowes Pos tage Meter Company
of Stamford, Connecticut, the machine
is "foolproof" and has been approved
by the Post Office Department for pri-
vate distribution. Since metered stamps
require no postoffice cancellation, use
of the machine is said to facilitate hand-
ling of mail and expedite its delivery.
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Pennies, nickels, dimes or quarters
may be inserted in slots of the machine
in any combination or amount up to 60
cents. Through a glass window in the
machine the mailer's coin deposit is al-
ways visible. A dial permits selection
of postage denominations from I to 22
cents.
Bert Perkins
Manufacturers s tate that a machine
will be installed in the New York
World's Fair Post Office . It is expected
that the new machine will do much to
make the public coin machine con-
scious.
w ill promote
Bally Bell sales
CHICAGO. -
Bally Manufacturing
Company has appointed Bert Perkins
assistant sales manager in charge of
Bally Bell sales, according to a n an-
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Bert "Perk" Perkins new assistant sales manager in charge of Bally Bell sales, and
Jim Buckley, Bally vice-president and general sales manager, agree on the perfection
of the new Bally Bell.
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nouncement by Jim Buckley, vice-pres-
ident and general sales manager.
With a bell background gained dur-
ing six years a s sales manager of the
0. D. Jennings coin machine division,
Perkins comes to Bally well prepared
to carry on the organization and sales
work of the company. "Perk,,, as he is
known in coin machine circles, was for
five years sales promotion manager and
a ssistant sales manager in the Mills
mus ic division.
Perkins is said to be personally ac-
quainted with more bell operators and
distributors than any other man in the
bell field. He is also a recognized au-
thority on every phase of bell operation,
Buckley states, and is generally cred-
ited with being the originator of the
bell license idea.
Discussing hi s appointment to the
Bally staff, Perkins said, "Naturally, I
have had occasion during the past year
to watch the growing popularity of the
Bally Bell. I have come to the definite
conclusion that it is going places. The
double principle is very sound, partic-
ularly because one person playing a
bell always attracts others. I am sold
a hundred per cent on the Bally Bell
and the Bally Manufacturing Company."
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