Excise Tax TQke'· '
ge
,
WASHINGTON-Federal excise tax on
coin machines for the month of June
amounted to a total of $710,111.87, ac·
cording to figures released by the In ternal
Revenue Bureau on July 24th.
This amount does not represent the total
tha t the Federal Government will collect
from the operations of coin·controlled de·
vices for the grace period on tax payments
for the new fiscal year did not expire until
July 31st.
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DO TODAY
Monarch Has The Games
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
8
'FOR
AUGUST
1942
CHICAGO-AI Stern, Monarch Coin Ma·
chine Company official, reports that recent
addi'tions to stock make the present Mon·
arch supply of games the most diversified
in company history.
"Our unceasing efforts to make a wide
variety of good equipment available to our
c ustomers have reflected greatly to the ad·
vantage of coinmen everywhere," Stern said.
"In spite of the fact that we offer equip·
ment of a high quality that is practically
unmatched elsewhere, we are maintaining
a strict policy with regard to prices. Ma·
chines that might be sold without question
for a high price are offered at our self·
imposed ceiling prices, making them the
country's outstanding values. While such
action with regard to holding prices down
may be violating the law of supply and de·
mand to some extent, we are getting our reo
ward in satisfied customers who repeat and
who form an automatic pool from which
we can replenish our stocks with games
that have served their purpose on the origi·
nal locations.
"The circle begun by our sale of games
at low prices is a round robin of good·will
activi ty involving operators and Monarch,
and it ci rcumvents the possibility of game
shortages."
A. B. T. MANUFACTURING CORP.
715-723 NORTH 'KEDIIE AVENUE
CHICAGO, ILL.
Splendid Results
" No dou bt you will be pleased to learn
of t he splend id response we received from
th e last d ispla y ad which appeared in the
COIN MACHINE REVIEW. We received
numerous orde rs fo r sample s of th e 'Siam·
ese Rats' units a nd many operators have
re. ordered in quantity as the result of the
samples they received ."
HAROLD W . THOMPSON ,
San Antonio, Texa s.
STRICTLyeiNSTRUMENTAL
On Decca : JERRY WALD
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CLEANEST EQUIPMENT + FASTEST DELIVERY
CONSOLES
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KEENEY SUPERBELLS. comb. free play or payout and check, lik:' new ............ $159.50
Mills Four Bells. completely factory reconditioned with ash trays, like new .... 349.50
MILLS THREE BELLS . perfect condition appearance ...... ........................................ 475.00
KEENEY TWO WAY SUPER BELLS. 2 5c coin chutes. cash payout-brand new 325.00
KEENEY TWO WAY SUPER BELLS. 5c·25c coin chutes. cash payout. brand new 340.00
BALLY HIGH HANDS. comb . free play or cash , late serials ...... .............. ............ 104. 50
JUMBO PARADES. free play. late serials and heads. blue·red cabinets............ 75.00
JUMBO PARADES. cash payout or check model. serials over 9.000 A·1.... .... 97.50
JUMBO PARADES ; comb. free play or payout. gold cabinet-
can·t be told from new ........................ .............................. ................ .................. 109.50
EVANS JUNGLE CAMPS. free play_xcellent condition........................................ 79 .50
PACES FRUIT REELS. comb. free play-brand new in original crate ...... ............ 259 .50
DUBL·BELL 2 5c Mills Brown Front mechanisms. like new .................................. 159.50
JENNINGS FAST TIME . free play............ .............................................. .................... 92.50
S LOT S
5c MILLS BLUE FRONTS. ....
late serials ........................ $ 95 .00
10c MILLS BLUE FRONTS. ....
late serials ...... .................. 99 .50
5c MILLS BLUE FRONTS .
slugproof .................. ...... .... $ 89.50
5c MILLS BONUS BELL.
No . 444500 A·l ............ 145.00
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5c
rear P.O. .......... 49 .50
5c CHROME COLUMBIA.
79 .50
like new ............................. .
5c MILLS WAR EAGLE. 2·4 P.O . 39.50
lc WATLINGS ........................... , .. . ~l9.50
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119 .50
3·5 P.O . ................. ............. 125 .00
25c MILLS CHERRY BELLS .
3·5 P.O . ,: ............... ............. 129. 50
XVV CIGAROLA. like new.... 99.50
ONE THIRD CERTIFIED DEPOSIT REQUIRED
CO~yg~B~!~.
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CENTRAL OHIO COIN ADams
MACHINE
EXCHANGE
INC.
514 S. High Street
7949
COLUMBUS . OHIO
"Siamese Rats" Click
SAN ANTONIO, Texas-The most hated
men in the world are today making money
for smart operators who have adapted the
"Siamese Rats" to their Chicken Sam oper·
ations .
The "Siamese Rats" is a clever double
wooden composition figure showing Hitler
on one side and Hirohito on the other. It
reverses as the machine operates and the
figure, legs and scenery provided, are pro·
cessed in sixteen colors.
The entire idea is that of Harold W.
Thompson of this city who is working far
into the night to rush these conversion units
to operators in all parts of the country who
have sensed their earning power through
tests made on their own equipment.
Said Thompson, "No doubt you are
aware of the fact that several conversion
units have been offered for Chicken Sam
and Jailbird machines, but the 'Siamese
Rats' unit has proven very outstanding over
all other similar units. As a matter of fact,
we have received information from opera·
tors where they replaced their J ap con·
version unit with a 'Siamese Rats' unit, it
more than doubled the play."
everyone's got a nickel for
BROTHER BILL
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On Bluebird: TONY PASTOR
Mention of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertis ers.