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E. C. McNeil
Western Representative for
National Vendors, Inc.
St. Louis, Mo.
In cooperation with our Federal Govern-
ment, National Vendors, Inc., have curtailed
pr'o duction and created a new type of
cabinet eliminating such metals as Alum-
inum, Chromium, Nickel and Stainless
Steel.
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Modernistic lines and plastic trim have
resulted in an eye appealing cabinet. A
num ber of improvements and refinements
which your service men will appreciate
hav.e been added, but the mechanism
which has proven so satisfactory for the
past five years remains unchanged.
Even though we have curtailed our pro-
duction we feel reasonably sure we will be
able to take care of our established cus-
to~ers' requirements in full during' 1942.
W~' therefore suggest you anticipate your
monthly requirements and place your
ord,e r in advance aHowing us 'a little extra
time for deliveries.
The same high quality has been main-
tained throughout and it is pretty safe to
saYi you will be more pleased than ever
with our NEW NATIONAL DEFENSE
MODEL cigarette machine. Deliveries are
being made this month so place your order
NOW!
The New NATIONAL
CIGARETTE
MACHINE
for 1942
$104.00
F.
o.
B. St. Louis. Mo.
E. C. McNEIL, INC.
713 South Westmoreland Ave.
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
FEderal 4055
The COIN MACHINE REVIEW for January, 1942, Vol. 9, No . 7. Published monthly at 1115 Ven,ice Blvd., los Angeles, California . Fitzroy 8269. Paul W.
Blackford, editor and publisher . Entered as Second Class Matter July 23, 1936, at the P,o st Office at los Angeles, Calif., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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