Automatic Age
Issue: 1935 November - Page 140
140
AUTOMATIC AGE
American Vending Has
Unique Building
The American Vending Company
branch office in Brooklyn occupies
what is probably one of the most
unique commercial buildings in that
part of the country.
P e n n y C o u n te r
(C o un ts N ickels, Too)
Prlc* w ith
furab le carrying
cate S ib
30 %
D IS C O U N T TO
O PERATORS
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Finest scale of kind ever
mads and amazingly accu
rate; two styles, to count
pennies to $7.50 or $18.
12 in.
scoop.
Packed
In
durable carrying case. Order
from tbls ad.
Special chart converts $7.50
scale Into nickel oounter—
a c c u r a te w it h in 1 to 3
nickels.
HANSON SCALE CO.
(E st. 1888)
52S N. A d a S t., C hicago
W e W ill T ra d e
Turn in your idle Pace, Mills,
or Watling slot machines to
apply on sure “winner” mar
ble pin tables, skill and auto
matic. Your pick from the lead
ing manufacturers— Bally, Ex
hibit, Rock-Ola, Pacific, Mills,
Evans, and Keeney.
“ W IN N E R S F R O M T H E
O F W IN N E R S ”
M ilt Green, a t left, and employees, in
fro n t of the new A m e rican V en dina Bldg.
HOU SE
S i l e n t S a le s C o .
It is a two-story structure and
resembles a studio residence of a
Greenwich Village artist. A large
semi-circular stained glass window
S ile nt Sales B u ild in g
Minneapolis, Minn.
— M
A
R
B
L
E
S =
ATTENTION Pin Game Operators
We want every ©perator in the United States and Canada to try our
new process F IR E B R A N D Pin Game Balls. BEST IN THE W ORLD.
Don’t let a chipped 3c ball ruin the play on any machine, be it worth
five dollars or fifty. 7/8 and 1 inch sizes fit 99% of all machines. Colors
are white, black, azure blue, green, yellow, orange, navy blue and cherry
red. Prices and free goods offer until Dec. 31st, 1935. F.O.B. Phila.
100 - $2.95
300 - $7.50
1,000 - $22.50
30 Free
10 Free
LO U IS H E N R Y
926 Lindley Ave.
H O L ID A Y B O A R D S
-
100 Free
Philadelphia, Pa.
C A R D S AND H E A D IN G S
SPECIAL DECO RAT IV E
GUMMED LABELS FOR
THE H O L ID A Y S
M ake up y o u r own deal and ty p e
w rite the p ay ou t w a nte d . C h ristm as
and other holid ay h e adings m easure
7 " x 3" and fit all w ide 64 to sq. in.
boards fro m w200 hole to w2000 hole.
□
C has. A . B re w e r & Sons
6320 Harvard Avenue
CHICAGO, U. S. A.
November , 1935
and two smaller windows of the same
kind lend a striking appearance to
the front of the structure. The out
side walls are finished in white.
A small lobby is decorated in the
same motif as the exterior of the
building. The interior is patterned
somewhat after a duplex apartment.
To the left of the lobby is an im
mense showroom. On the right are
the offices. The rear of the building
houses a completely equipped repair
repartment, assembling department
and shipping room.
“When I planned this building,”
Milt Green of the American Vending
firm pointed out, “I had in mind only
one thing—to place at the operators’
disposal a complete showroom of all
the latest games, and an up-to-date
service department for getting ma
chines to them as quickly as possible.”
Gall It ‘‘Finished
Product”
In presenting “Black Magic”, their
automatic dice machine, to the indus
try as a “finished product”, officials
of the Rock-Ola Manufacturing Cor
poration point out several interesting
and important facts about the new
device,— facts that mean much to its
smooth operation. Its mechanism is
extremely simple and is said to be the
result of months of labor on the part
of Rock-Ola engineers. All unneces
sary parts have been eliminated. Ev
ery part of the unit fulfills a definite
job and no more.
One particular feature about “Black
Magic’s” mechanism that operators
are expected to appreciate is the ease
with which it is removed from the
cabinet. The entire mechanical unit
— all in one piece— slides out of the
cabinet, with one motion. It then can
be easily adjusted, oiled, or cleaned,
and just as simply placed back into
the cabinet. The battery compart
ment of the machine is constructed
in such a way that the batteries, like
the mechanism, may be removed as a
single unit. All working parts are
said to be completely enclosed so that
nothing can interfere with their op
eration.
According to Rock-Ola officials,
“Black Magic” was put through ex
haustive tests both in the factory and
on location, the results of which
have convinced them that the machine
is capable of “standing up” under
even the hardest kind of use.
A lw ay s m e n tio n A U T O M A T IC A G E w hen w ritin g to advertisers
© International Arcade Museum
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
AUTOMATIC AGE
American Vending Has
Unique Building
The American Vending Company
branch office in Brooklyn occupies
what is probably one of the most
unique commercial buildings in that
part of the country.
P e n n y C o u n te r
(C o un ts N ickels, Too)
Prlc* w ith
furab le carrying
cate S ib
30 %
D IS C O U N T TO
O PERATORS
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Finest scale of kind ever
mads and amazingly accu
rate; two styles, to count
pennies to $7.50 or $18.
12 in.
scoop.
Packed
In
durable carrying case. Order
from tbls ad.
Special chart converts $7.50
scale Into nickel oounter—
a c c u r a te w it h in 1 to 3
nickels.
HANSON SCALE CO.
(E st. 1888)
52S N. A d a S t., C hicago
W e W ill T ra d e
Turn in your idle Pace, Mills,
or Watling slot machines to
apply on sure “winner” mar
ble pin tables, skill and auto
matic. Your pick from the lead
ing manufacturers— Bally, Ex
hibit, Rock-Ola, Pacific, Mills,
Evans, and Keeney.
“ W IN N E R S F R O M T H E
O F W IN N E R S ”
M ilt Green, a t left, and employees, in
fro n t of the new A m e rican V en dina Bldg.
HOU SE
S i l e n t S a le s C o .
It is a two-story structure and
resembles a studio residence of a
Greenwich Village artist. A large
semi-circular stained glass window
S ile nt Sales B u ild in g
Minneapolis, Minn.
— M
A
R
B
L
E
S =
ATTENTION Pin Game Operators
We want every ©perator in the United States and Canada to try our
new process F IR E B R A N D Pin Game Balls. BEST IN THE W ORLD.
Don’t let a chipped 3c ball ruin the play on any machine, be it worth
five dollars or fifty. 7/8 and 1 inch sizes fit 99% of all machines. Colors
are white, black, azure blue, green, yellow, orange, navy blue and cherry
red. Prices and free goods offer until Dec. 31st, 1935. F.O.B. Phila.
100 - $2.95
300 - $7.50
1,000 - $22.50
30 Free
10 Free
LO U IS H E N R Y
926 Lindley Ave.
H O L ID A Y B O A R D S
-
100 Free
Philadelphia, Pa.
C A R D S AND H E A D IN G S
SPECIAL DECO RAT IV E
GUMMED LABELS FOR
THE H O L ID A Y S
M ake up y o u r own deal and ty p e
w rite the p ay ou t w a nte d . C h ristm as
and other holid ay h e adings m easure
7 " x 3" and fit all w ide 64 to sq. in.
boards fro m w200 hole to w2000 hole.
□
C has. A . B re w e r & Sons
6320 Harvard Avenue
CHICAGO, U. S. A.
November , 1935
and two smaller windows of the same
kind lend a striking appearance to
the front of the structure. The out
side walls are finished in white.
A small lobby is decorated in the
same motif as the exterior of the
building. The interior is patterned
somewhat after a duplex apartment.
To the left of the lobby is an im
mense showroom. On the right are
the offices. The rear of the building
houses a completely equipped repair
repartment, assembling department
and shipping room.
“When I planned this building,”
Milt Green of the American Vending
firm pointed out, “I had in mind only
one thing—to place at the operators’
disposal a complete showroom of all
the latest games, and an up-to-date
service department for getting ma
chines to them as quickly as possible.”
Gall It ‘‘Finished
Product”
In presenting “Black Magic”, their
automatic dice machine, to the indus
try as a “finished product”, officials
of the Rock-Ola Manufacturing Cor
poration point out several interesting
and important facts about the new
device,— facts that mean much to its
smooth operation. Its mechanism is
extremely simple and is said to be the
result of months of labor on the part
of Rock-Ola engineers. All unneces
sary parts have been eliminated. Ev
ery part of the unit fulfills a definite
job and no more.
One particular feature about “Black
Magic’s” mechanism that operators
are expected to appreciate is the ease
with which it is removed from the
cabinet. The entire mechanical unit
— all in one piece— slides out of the
cabinet, with one motion. It then can
be easily adjusted, oiled, or cleaned,
and just as simply placed back into
the cabinet. The battery compart
ment of the machine is constructed
in such a way that the batteries, like
the mechanism, may be removed as a
single unit. All working parts are
said to be completely enclosed so that
nothing can interfere with their op
eration.
According to Rock-Ola officials,
“Black Magic” was put through ex
haustive tests both in the factory and
on location, the results of which
have convinced them that the machine
is capable of “standing up” under
even the hardest kind of use.
A lw ay s m e n tio n A U T O M A T IC A G E w hen w ritin g to advertisers
© International Arcade Museum
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
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