Automatic Age
Issue: 1938 June - Page 98
June, 1938
AUTOMATIC AGE
100
Parts Demand Indicates
Heavier Game Quotas
IN
„. face of the usual “summer
slump”, the coin machine industry
is seen as being definitely on the in
crease, according to the observations
of A. B. Chereton, president of Elec
trical Products Company, De'roit.
The well known manufacturer of
coin machine accessories is a keen
analyst of business conditions, and
bases his encouraging report on facts
drawn from recent experience in his
own field.
According to Chereton, Epco Bell
Locks are now being sold in ever in
creasing numbers, a marked upturn
having begun some six weeks ago
after a long period of only moderate
advances in Epco Bell Locks ship
ments. Such firms as Rock-Ola, Bally,
Genco, Chicago Coin, Watling and
several other of the more prominent
manufacturers are reported to be now
using the Epco Locks as standard
equipment, and the increasing re
quirements of these manufacturers
has been referred to as a certain indi
cation of increased demand for coin
operated equipment of all types.
Mr. Chereton, in a recent com
munication, said: “Evidently opera
tors all over the country are begin
ning to rehabilitate their games for
a big spring and summer season, for
we are selling them more Electropaks-
than ever before, and replacement
parts such as rectifiers, transformers
and fuse eliminators are rapidly in
creasing in demand.”
BARGAINS!
Refinished and Repainted Cigarette Machines
6-column M asters .................................................... $17.50
M e ta l Stands ............................................. extra $2.50
4-column Stew art-M cGuires ............................... $19.50
M e ta l Stands ............................................. extra $2.50
R ow e A ristocrats .................................................... $22.50
M e ta l Stands ..............................................extra $2.50
These are only a few of the
many b a rg a in s available.
Send for a complete list.
The most complete line of
reconditioned cigarette ma-
chines in the country.
1/3 deposit must accompany all orders. Balance C. O. D. via
express unless otherwise specified.
x
™
x. L. COIN MACHINE CO., INC.
1353 W a s h in g to n Street, Boston, Mass.
WIRE
NATIONAL’S BARGAIN COLUMN
F O REIG N BU Y ERS— Receive Prompt and Efficient Attention Through Our Export Department.
Cable Address: NATCOINCO
Mills F. O. K. E sscalato r . . . . 19.50
PAYOUTS
M ills Q. T., 1c, O range F ro n t. 27.50
M ills 1-2-3 ....................................$90.00
M u ltiple Races .......................... 94.00
F airg ro un d s ................................ 85.00
Stables ............................................ 70.00
Clocker .......................................... 45.00
A rlin g to n T icket ...................... 45.00
A rlin g to n Preakness ................ 40.00
Golden W h l. T icket .............. 35.00
P reakness .................................... 35.00
Foto F in ish ................................ 29.50
T u rf C ham ps .............................. 29.00
Golden W heel .............................. 27.50
Derby Day, no Clock ............ 27.50
L a to n ia T icket .......................... 25.00
C lassic ........................................... 20.00
Bluebird ........................................ 18.00
C enter Sm ash T icket .............. 20.00
Preview T icket .......................... 20.00
Royal Races T icket ................ 20.00
Lite-A -P air T icket .................. 18.00
One B etter T icket .................... 18.00
D aily Races M ystery .............. 22.50
F licker, Late Model ................ 18.00
C redit T icket .............................. 15.00
Bonus ............................................
9.00
M utli P lay ....................................
9.00
Queen M ary ................................
9.00
Prospector ....................................
7.00
NOVELTY GAMES
G ottlieb Slugger, Fir. S a m p le .$34.50
New A uro ran ............................ 39.00
Tops ................................................ 29.00
5 N EW D E R B Y
DAY CONSOLES
M u tlip le Coin
I
Head
$149 each
Sto n e r’s Races ..........................
Genco F ootball ..........................
Long Beach ................................
A uto Derby ................................
Chico Derby ................................
H om e Stretch ..........................
Double A ction ............................
Ricochet ........................................
H om e R un ..................................
B u m pe r ........................................
R ack ’ Em Up ............................
SLOTS
W a tlin g Rol-A-Top, 1c Vend.
W a tlin g Rol-A-Top, 5c ..........
W a tlin g Rol-A-Top, Fr. V end.
10c
............................................
W a tlin g Rol-A-Top, Fr. V end.
G. A., 25c ................................
W a tlin g s Rol-A-Top, 50c Bell
Jenn.ings C hie f Console, 2 5 c ..
Je n n in g s C hief Console, 50c..
Je n n in g s Chief, 5c, 10c, 2 5 c ..
Je n n in g s Chief, 50c ..................
‘ $1.00 ..............
Je n n in g s Chief,
1
23.00
20.00
18.50
17.50
17.50
16.50
12.00
10.00
9.50
9-50
9.00
28.00
29.00
22.00
22.00
35.00
69.50
75.00
37.50
39.00
65.00
Mills Q. T., 10c, L ate Model . 39.00
M ills Blue F ro nt, D. J ., 1c . 36.00
M ills Blue F ro nt, D. J., Gold
A w ard , 5c .................................. 45.00
Mills Blue F ront, D. J ., Gold
A w ard, 25c .............................. 45.00
Mills Blue F ro nt, D. J., 10c . 45.00
M ills Blue F ronts, S. J., 10c . 47.00
M ills Blue F ro nt, Bell, 50c ..$59.00
COUNTER GAMES
A. B. T. T argette .................. $17.50
G inger, 5 c ...................................... 18.00
Tri-O-Pak .................................... 9.50
Reel Spot ...................................... 9.00
N ugget .......................................... 8.00
P enny P ak .................................. 7.50
Ziz-Zag .......................................... 6.50
S uperior C igarette M ach. . . . 6.50
P enny Sm oke .............................. 6.00
Reel 21 .......................................... 6.00
Reel Dice ...................................... 6.00
R ith m a tic ...................................... 5.00
Tit-Tat-Toe ................................ 4.50
P u n c h e t t e ...................................... 4.00
Tom Mix Rifle .......................... $98.00
W u r litz e r 412 .............................. 84.00
R o tary M erchandiser .............. 65.00
Je n n in g s Derby D ay Console,
flat top ...................................... 65.00
B ally Basket .............................. 39.00
Terms'. 1/3 Deposit, Balance C.O.D., F.O.B. Chicago
F IRST W IT H T HE LATEST N E W GAMES. GET Y O U R N AM E ON OU R M A IL IN G LIST
NATIONAL COIN M A C H IN E EXCHANGE
1407 Diversey Blvd.
© International Arcade Museum
Chicago, Illinois
http://www.arcade-m useum .com/
AUTOMATIC AGE
100
Parts Demand Indicates
Heavier Game Quotas
IN
„. face of the usual “summer
slump”, the coin machine industry
is seen as being definitely on the in
crease, according to the observations
of A. B. Chereton, president of Elec
trical Products Company, De'roit.
The well known manufacturer of
coin machine accessories is a keen
analyst of business conditions, and
bases his encouraging report on facts
drawn from recent experience in his
own field.
According to Chereton, Epco Bell
Locks are now being sold in ever in
creasing numbers, a marked upturn
having begun some six weeks ago
after a long period of only moderate
advances in Epco Bell Locks ship
ments. Such firms as Rock-Ola, Bally,
Genco, Chicago Coin, Watling and
several other of the more prominent
manufacturers are reported to be now
using the Epco Locks as standard
equipment, and the increasing re
quirements of these manufacturers
has been referred to as a certain indi
cation of increased demand for coin
operated equipment of all types.
Mr. Chereton, in a recent com
munication, said: “Evidently opera
tors all over the country are begin
ning to rehabilitate their games for
a big spring and summer season, for
we are selling them more Electropaks-
than ever before, and replacement
parts such as rectifiers, transformers
and fuse eliminators are rapidly in
creasing in demand.”
BARGAINS!
Refinished and Repainted Cigarette Machines
6-column M asters .................................................... $17.50
M e ta l Stands ............................................. extra $2.50
4-column Stew art-M cGuires ............................... $19.50
M e ta l Stands ............................................. extra $2.50
R ow e A ristocrats .................................................... $22.50
M e ta l Stands ..............................................extra $2.50
These are only a few of the
many b a rg a in s available.
Send for a complete list.
The most complete line of
reconditioned cigarette ma-
chines in the country.
1/3 deposit must accompany all orders. Balance C. O. D. via
express unless otherwise specified.
x
™
x. L. COIN MACHINE CO., INC.
1353 W a s h in g to n Street, Boston, Mass.
WIRE
NATIONAL’S BARGAIN COLUMN
F O REIG N BU Y ERS— Receive Prompt and Efficient Attention Through Our Export Department.
Cable Address: NATCOINCO
Mills F. O. K. E sscalato r . . . . 19.50
PAYOUTS
M ills Q. T., 1c, O range F ro n t. 27.50
M ills 1-2-3 ....................................$90.00
M u ltiple Races .......................... 94.00
F airg ro un d s ................................ 85.00
Stables ............................................ 70.00
Clocker .......................................... 45.00
A rlin g to n T icket ...................... 45.00
A rlin g to n Preakness ................ 40.00
Golden W h l. T icket .............. 35.00
P reakness .................................... 35.00
Foto F in ish ................................ 29.50
T u rf C ham ps .............................. 29.00
Golden W heel .............................. 27.50
Derby Day, no Clock ............ 27.50
L a to n ia T icket .......................... 25.00
C lassic ........................................... 20.00
Bluebird ........................................ 18.00
C enter Sm ash T icket .............. 20.00
Preview T icket .......................... 20.00
Royal Races T icket ................ 20.00
Lite-A -P air T icket .................. 18.00
One B etter T icket .................... 18.00
D aily Races M ystery .............. 22.50
F licker, Late Model ................ 18.00
C redit T icket .............................. 15.00
Bonus ............................................
9.00
M utli P lay ....................................
9.00
Queen M ary ................................
9.00
Prospector ....................................
7.00
NOVELTY GAMES
G ottlieb Slugger, Fir. S a m p le .$34.50
New A uro ran ............................ 39.00
Tops ................................................ 29.00
5 N EW D E R B Y
DAY CONSOLES
M u tlip le Coin
I
Head
$149 each
Sto n e r’s Races ..........................
Genco F ootball ..........................
Long Beach ................................
A uto Derby ................................
Chico Derby ................................
H om e Stretch ..........................
Double A ction ............................
Ricochet ........................................
H om e R un ..................................
B u m pe r ........................................
R ack ’ Em Up ............................
SLOTS
W a tlin g Rol-A-Top, 1c Vend.
W a tlin g Rol-A-Top, 5c ..........
W a tlin g Rol-A-Top, Fr. V end.
10c
............................................
W a tlin g Rol-A-Top, Fr. V end.
G. A., 25c ................................
W a tlin g s Rol-A-Top, 50c Bell
Jenn.ings C hie f Console, 2 5 c ..
Je n n in g s C hief Console, 50c..
Je n n in g s Chief, 5c, 10c, 2 5 c ..
Je n n in g s Chief, 50c ..................
‘ $1.00 ..............
Je n n in g s Chief,
1
23.00
20.00
18.50
17.50
17.50
16.50
12.00
10.00
9.50
9-50
9.00
28.00
29.00
22.00
22.00
35.00
69.50
75.00
37.50
39.00
65.00
Mills Q. T., 10c, L ate Model . 39.00
M ills Blue F ro nt, D. J ., 1c . 36.00
M ills Blue F ro nt, D. J., Gold
A w ard , 5c .................................. 45.00
Mills Blue F ront, D. J ., Gold
A w ard, 25c .............................. 45.00
Mills Blue F ro nt, D. J., 10c . 45.00
M ills Blue F ronts, S. J., 10c . 47.00
M ills Blue F ro nt, Bell, 50c ..$59.00
COUNTER GAMES
A. B. T. T argette .................. $17.50
G inger, 5 c ...................................... 18.00
Tri-O-Pak .................................... 9.50
Reel Spot ...................................... 9.00
N ugget .......................................... 8.00
P enny P ak .................................. 7.50
Ziz-Zag .......................................... 6.50
S uperior C igarette M ach. . . . 6.50
P enny Sm oke .............................. 6.00
Reel 21 .......................................... 6.00
Reel Dice ...................................... 6.00
R ith m a tic ...................................... 5.00
Tit-Tat-Toe ................................ 4.50
P u n c h e t t e ...................................... 4.00
Tom Mix Rifle .......................... $98.00
W u r litz e r 412 .............................. 84.00
R o tary M erchandiser .............. 65.00
Je n n in g s Derby D ay Console,
flat top ...................................... 65.00
B ally Basket .............................. 39.00
Terms'. 1/3 Deposit, Balance C.O.D., F.O.B. Chicago
F IRST W IT H T HE LATEST N E W GAMES. GET Y O U R N AM E ON OU R M A IL IN G LIST
NATIONAL COIN M A C H IN E EXCHANGE
1407 Diversey Blvd.
© International Arcade Museum
Chicago, Illinois
http://www.arcade-m useum .com/
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).