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AUTOMATIC AGE
JOBBERS — D ISTRIBU TO RS
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Oceancrest Novelty Co., Inc.
767 Coney Island Ave.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Oriole Coin Machine Corp.
Baltimore, Md.
Patterson Vending Co.
312 6th St., Huntington, W. Va.
H. G. Payne
312 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
Pee Bee Coin Machine Co.
5570 Gladys Ave., Chicago, 111.
Pioneer Novelty Co.
414 H St.. N.E., Washington, D. C.
Geo. Ponser Co.
11-15 E. Runyon St., Newark, N. J.
D. Robbins & Co.
1141-A DeKalb Ave.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
’ C L A S S IF IE D
January, 1936
San Tone Coin Machine Co.
2004 Broadway, San Antonio, Tex.
A. P. Sauve Co.
3002 Grand River Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
Sicking Mfg. Co.
1922 Freeman Ave., Cincinnati, O.
Silent Sales Co,
Silent Sales Bldg.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Southern Automatic Sales Co.
540 S. Second St., Louisville, Ky.
Sparks Specialty Co.
Soperton, Ga.
State Coin Cachine Corp,
36 Maple St., Columbus, Ohio
Sterling Service
Rocky Glen Park, Moosic, Pa.
C O IN
M A C H IN E
Stirling Novelty Co.
410 Clinton Ave., Newark, N. J.
Supreme Vending Co.
557 Rogers Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Leon Taksen Company
2512 Amsterdam Ave.
New York, N. Y.
Texas Coin Machine Co.
Crockett Hotel, San Antonio, Tex.
Viking Specialty Co.
632 Polk St., San Francisco. Calif.
Western Distributors, Inc.
3126 Elliott Ave., Seattle, Wash.
W. J. C. Vending Co.
239 Canal St., New York, N. Y.
York Vending Co.
214 W. Market St., York, Pa.
EXCHANGE
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Be sure to send cash with order. The amounts are too small to open charge accounts
W ant Ads to be sure of insertion must reach us by the first of the month.
Address AUTOMATIC AGE, 2810 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
N OTICE
Classified columns are for disposal
of used machines only. Advertise­
ments offering new machines will
be accepted for display sections
only. Ads offering second hand
machines will not be accepted if
machines have not been in produc­
tion by the m anufacturer at least
90 days, except in the event of
closed territory.
ALL MAKES PENNY SCALES BOUGHT,
sold and exchanged. World’s leading
manufacturers, clearing house and oper­
ators. Scales only. No other machines.
Penny way System, 79 E, 130th St., New
York.
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MUTOSCOPE DIGGERS, 1933 MODEL,
A-l condition, $65.00. B. Raskin, 220
Bay 22 St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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MILLS FRONT VENDERS WITH RE­
serve Jack Pot, good condition, $17.50
each; five for $75.00. 5c Bells with Single
Reserve Jack Pot, $14.50 each, in lots of
five. Coleman Novelty, Rockford, Illinois.
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F O R SA LE— SECOND H AN D
OPERATORS ATTENTION — 27 JEN­
nings Penny Targets with ball gum
vender, $5.00; 100 Advance Operator
Special Peanut Machines, practically
new, $6.00; 50 Advance Climax Peanut
Machines with detectors, $4.00; 30 Cli­
maxes, repainted, look like new, $4.50;
used lc Hershey Machines, vend stand­
ard full size Hershey bars, newly finished
and plated, $6.50; 200 Floor Stands, Ad­
vance make, $1.25; new Advance Junior
Peanut Machines, $4.75; 100 used Advance
Selecterias, 20 capacity, $22.00. All above
prices F.O.B. Chicago. Terms; 1/3 down,
balance C.O.D. Burel & King, 2144 Van
Buren St., Chicago, 111.
1-36-c
PACE TWIN .TACK POT ATTACH­
ments for Mills Bullseye Bells or Side
Venders. Ten for $40.00; five for $25.00;
single $7.50. Coleman Novelty, Rockford,
Illinois.
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A-l CONDITION GUARANTEED—HOP
Scotch, $27.50; Kings of the Turf,
$17.50; Five and Ten, $17.50; Rapid
Transit, $21.50; Cheer Leader, $22.50. If
interested in Pin Games write for our
price list. Rex Novelty Co., 2264 Bedford
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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MINNESOTA OPERATORS AT T EN ­
tion! Due to Minneapolis License we
have over 200 Bargains in Used Ma­
chines. Must sell at once! Cut so low
that in order to save freight we suggest
you drive in and load your car. Come in
today and grab these! Leary, Manguson
& Jensen Co., 56 East Hennepin, Minn­
eapolis.
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235 CIGARETTE VENDING MACHINES
(DuGrenier, Rowe, National—four, five
and six column), offered only because of
their limited capacity by original pur­
chaser whose maintenance department
keeps our equipment in excellent work­
ing condition and appearance, $15.00;
$18.00; $20.00; $23.00; $28.00; $30.00. For
detailed list, write Box 148, c/o Auto­
matic Age.
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1,500 STERESCOPIC VIEWS. WELL As­
sorted, $25.00. Will give free with lot.
4 large counter Shutter-O-Scopes, drop
picture machines. Hold 15 views each.
Need some repairs. Some parts sent with
lot. Any handy man can fix them. Eastern
Novelty Co., Wiscasset, Maine.
LOOK WHAT $2.00 WILL DO—SEND
us your Pok-O-Reels, New Deals, Chi­
cago Club Houses, “21” Venders and Zig
Zags and let us convert them into fast
money-making Cigarette Machines with
Mystery Award. Only $2.00 per machine.
M. T. Daniels, 1027A University Ave..
Wichita, Kansas.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE—ONE COMBI­
nation Grip and Lifter; 20 Winters Ball
Gum Venders; 2 Mills Lifters; 3 National
Square Weighing Scales; 2 Regina Talk­
ing Machines, hold 6 records each. E. J.
Leighton, Wiscasset, Maine.
THREE WHEEL DANDY VENDERS
and Poker Machines made into ciga­
rette machines. Three strips and payout,
$1.00, postpaid. Salesmen and Jobbers
wanted. Atlas, 623 E. Wyoming Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! SA C RIFIC E
sale. Mills Mystery Blue Front Bells
or Venders, like new; Mills Escalators,
F.O.K.’s, 5c play, like new; Watling
Twin Jack Pot Bells or Venders, 5c play;
Mills Lion-head Bells, 5c play; Pace
Bells, 5c play, like new, same in lc
Ball Gum Venders; Jennings with Rock-
Ola Front, Ball Gum, lc play, $14.00
each; Jennings Little Duke Triple Jack
Pot Ball Gum Vender, lc play, like new,
$22.50; Mills Bell with Rock-Ola Super
Triple Jack Pot, 10c play, $30.00; Wat-
ilngs Rol-A-Tor Bells, 5c play, like new,
$55.00; Watling Twin Jack Pot Ball Gum
Venders, lc play, like new, $35.00. All
machines sold on our famous money back
guarantee. We also will pay you cash
for Mills Escalators. D. and S. Novelty
Co., 1005 Broadway, Rockford, III. 3-36
JUM'BOS, PROSPECTORS AND ROCK-
Ola’s 46, $50.00 each; Ten Grand, $75.00.
All guaranteed like new, used 2 weeks.
Territory closed. Charles Pittle, New
Bedford, Mass.
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SLIGHTLY USED MACHINES GUAR­
anteed mechanically right: 5 Hunters,
serial 11,000, $35.00 each; 10 Signals, lc
play, $4.00 each; 2 Drop Kicks, $7.00
each; 1 Rockelite, $4.50; 1 Register, $3.00;
12 Subways, $3.50 each; 1 Push Over,
$3.00; 3 Gridiron, lc play, $4.00 each;
12 Rebound, $4.00 each; 6 Tickettes, $8.50
each; 10 Penny Smokes, $9.00 each; 25
Traffic A, $20.00 each; 3 Beacon, lc play.
$6.00 each; 2 Quick Silver, $12.50 each; 5
High Hands, $20.00 each; 5 Frisky, $15.00
each; 2 “21” Games, $15.00 each; 2 Little
Dukes, $10.00 each; 4 Fleets, $2.00 each;
1 Silver Cup, $2.50; 3 Rockets, Battery
model, $10.00 each; 1 Rocket, plug-in
model, $10.00; 4 Squadron, $17.00 each;
4 Six Sixty Six, $17.00 each; 17 Actions.
$3.00 each; 2 Beam Lite, $4.00 each; 2
Battle, $23.00 each; 1 Banker, $27.50; 1
42nd St., $2.00; 3 Suds, $9.50 each; 10
Big Games, lc play, $15,00 each; 2 Man
’N Moon, $12.50 each; 5 New Yorkers,
used 2 weeks, $30.00 each; 5 Match Dial.
$22.50 each; 1 Calvacade, $5.00; 5 Model
C Traffic, $9.00 each; 5 Scoreboards,
$1.00 each; 2 Whirlpools. $30.00 each; 10
Penny Packs, $11.00 each. Floor Samples:
Jumbo, $76.00; Prospector. $66.00; Bally’s
Derby, $101.50; Golden Harvest, $72.00;
Baffle Ball, $79.50; Ace. $56.00; Daily
Double, Jr., $67.50; Daily Double, De
Luxe, $79.50; Penny Packs, $12.00; Traffic
C, $12.50; Wagon Wheels, $16.00; Sport-
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