Automatic Age

GENERAL
the
VENDING
MACHINE
a j f th e , f y u t u s ie !
S e rv e s C ig arettes
and Matches W ith­
out a Struggle
NEWS
breaks in the vending machine
world. Comes the simple, graceful,
modern General Vending Machine,
the first 100% automatic merchan­
diser. Light, smooth push-button control.
Brand name on each button. Touch
the button and there is the package!
Cigarettes and matches
served together as shown
at the right. No fumbling.
No effort. One coin slot
takes dimes or nickels.
Vends 10,15 or 20c sales.
Makes odd-penny change.
Has 7-way coin control.
Cannot jam, cannot crush
packages. Lower opening
is coin and change return.
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Below: Showing the piano-
hinged top raised for
servicing. All conveyors
are accessible. Each com­
partment holds package
of cigarettes and book
match.
Above: The General Vending Machine for cigarettes. Three sizes, for 6, 9
or 12 brands. Built for either 30 or 50 of a brand. 9-Brand model pictured.
Solidly built, rust-proof. Body in a wide range of colors. Hinged head and
bands highly polished. Dark kick plate. Modern in styling and operation.
SEE
this new standard of vending machine value at the Coin
Machine Show in Chicago, December 12-15. Booth No. 136 at
Hotel Stevens. Or write for date of private showing nearest
your city.
SEE how General’s single-unit cabinet
gives double capacity
in half the cubic space. Learn about the companion candy vendor.
Learn how General’s policy insures security for both distributor
and operator. Here is the most valuable vending machine
franchise of 1939.
GENERAL
V E N D I N G
M A C H I N E
C O .
AMBASSADOR BUILDING • ST. LOUIS, MO.
G E N E R A L
V E N
http://www.drcdde-museum.com/