Coin Slot Magazine - #090 - 1982 - August [International Arcade Museum]
COIN MACHINE
TOKENS
FOR SALE
SLOT TOKENS
WITH HOLE IN CENTER:
EXXERS Continued
I find it interesting that the letters ASL on the sticker are
followed by periods — are they someone's initials? Perhaps a
review of a 1935 Dayton telephone directory would give us
further clues. Maybe we're talking about the same ASL.
A check of another machine (Spirit of America, 1934 vintage)
seems to indicate that A.S.L. Sales was only a marketing (as
opposed to manufacturing) firm. There is a small metal plate
Assorted 5C size, brass—$12.00 per 100; $100 per 1,000
attached to the bottom left of the playboard which says:
O.K. VENDER, 5C size, nickel plated—$15.00 per 100
5$
"Mfg. for A.S.L. Sales Co.
size, copper plated, iron W center (good for Watling
Dayton, Ohio
machines)—$20.00 per 100
Watling "Compulsory" Skill Control" ROL-A-TOP 5C tokens,
nickel plated—$20.00 per 100
Phone RA 736 P
Now I'll ask you one question — can you give us any
information as to the manufacturer of Spirit of America?
5C size, nickel metal—$14.00 per 100
1$, 10$, or25C size, brass—$20.00 per 100
Sincerely,
GOLD AWARD TOKENS:
Collector
Standard Mills (urn pictured)—$6.00 each
Mills 7-7-7 or TOKEN BELL-$10.00 each
Bally Reliance - Buckley Bones—$4.00 each
Write for availability of other gold award tokens
CONSOLE TOKENS:
Buckley Daily Double or Jack Pot (approx. 25C size)—$2.00
each
Paces Races—$1.25 each, $12.00 per dozen
TRADE STIMULATOR TOKENS:
Ginger or Sparks—$1.25 each, $12.00 per dozen
American Eagle Free Plays—$1.00 each
Pack Cigarettes or Free Plays—$1.00 each
TOKENS FOR COLLECTORS:
100 different machine tokens—$20.00
1,000 different machine tokens—$300.00
Write for availability of early slot manufacturer tokens for
Caille, Mills, Fey, Watling, etc.
OTHER MACHINE TOKENS:
Caille CHECK BOY brass 5C tokens—$1.50 each, $100
per 100
Pinball payout tokens, no hole—$11.00 per 100.
Fey SILVER CUP 5C tokens—$10.00 each.
Caille SILVER CUP 5C tokens-$5.00 each.
Modern arcade machine 23mm tokens—$16.00 per 100.
LIBERTY BELL 5C tokens—$1.25 each, $12.00 per dozen.
Many other machine tokens available. Let me know what you
need.
All tokens are originals, none are reproductions. All prices are
postpaid. California residents add 6% sales tax please.
STEPHEN
P. O.
P. ALPERT
BOX
66331
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90066
PHONE 213 - 478-7405
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trade tokens and other types of tokens that are
generally found mixed in with the slot machine tokens
that you may have, or come across. I especially need
such tokens from western states.)
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Dear Collector,
Interesting comments.
Interesting machines.
Interesting
history.
You're absolutely right. The TOTEM does look like the
TARGET. In fact, they are practically the same game. Ifyou
saw Dick Bueschel's beginning article on his pinball books in
our May issue you saw an ad for the Beverator TARGET.
Beverator made the game in January, 1935. The, as so often
happens in the coin machine business, they sold out the game to
the Pierce Tool Company in Chicago. Pierce made the same
game with a new name, and introduced the TOTEM in June,
1935. So that fits perfectly with your battery dates.
As for the BILLIARD FLASH, (the actual name of that
"Spirit ofAmerica" game) that's another interesting game. It
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