Coin Slot Magazine - #051 - 1979 - May [International Arcade Museum]
This is a 5 cent model. I could use part no.MLB-
3914.
It is the back part of the top section.
Anything about the value or the exact age of
this machine I wish to know.
I'll send the serial
Upcoming Auction
no. if I can find it.
W and W Associates have announced that they
Many Thanks,
Robert Fosnot
will
Baker, Oregon
Gaming Machine Auction on June 30 and July 1
hold their second Antique Amusement and
at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California.
Dear Robert,
Hagen Stewart, spokesman for W and W Assoc
Kinda hard to tell what the machine is from
your description. The auction data is as you know
by now is somewhat hazy.
iates, said this sale will be even larger than the last
auction.
It's probably a Mills
CLUB BELL of 1938-1941 based on the Mills
EXTRAORDINARY, or the later postwar CLUB
ROYALE version. Best bet is for the prewar model
because of the eagle.
An
outstanding array of merchandise has al
ready been consigned for the upcoming auction.
Some items already consigned include a Caille
Double upright with music, completely restored,
The serial should be at the back, die stamped
a matched "His and Hers" Judge and Owl uprights
in the wood at the base of the mechanism cabinet,
but often that wears off. Value for the postwar
with music, all restored, a restored Peacock and
is about $1,400, but that's running.
to exist), a rare Mills scale, several music boxesc
The prewar
might go a little higher.
1015 jukeboxes, a rare Caille scale (only one known
including both Disc and cylinder types, an early
phonograph collection, a musical Grandfather clock,
As for the missing part, try running a classified
a Mills Dewey upright restored, several pieces of^
ad in THE COIN SLOT. You get it free if you're a
stained glass, a wide variety of trade stimulators
subscriber, during certain months (see the alpha
and advertising items, gumball machines and arcade
pieces.
betical schedule.)
Also consigned are several digger machines
and some beautiful antique furniture and architec
Dear Coin Slot:
tural antiques.
Could you please send me the number and date
Consignments are currently being accepted for
of the Ohio law (1978) that legalizes ownership of
the auction.
antique slot machines. Thank you.
offered will be limited by the auctioneers.
Sincerely Yours,
W. Wise
Further
92705.
The same question again and again, and that's
exciting.
information
on
the auction may be
obtained by calling or writing to W and W Assoc,
1632 S.
Dear Mr. Wise,
However, the actual number of items
E.
Skyline
Dr.,
Santa Ana, California
Telephone (714) 731-7919.
Cordially,
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