Automatic Age
Issue: 1941 March - Page 92
March, 1941
AUTOMATIC AGE
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Classified Exchange Ads are 2 cents per word per issue—
M inim um Ad accepted 50c. Bure sure to send cash w ith order.
The amounts are too small to open charge accounts.
W a n t Ads to be sure of insertion must reach
us by the 2 0 th of preceding month.
AUTOMATIC AGE, 2810 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
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FO R SALE— SECOND H AN D
USED
PACE
S M A LL W E IG H IN G
Scales. These scales have been refin
ished in green laquer and are ready to
be placed on location. 250# dial scales,
$15.00. 300# dial scales, $18.00. F.O.B.
Cleveland, Ohio.—Penny Scale Service.
8517 Quincy Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
J.F .M . Pd.
L IK E N E W : B A L L GUM M A C H IN E S :
Stewart McGuire nut machines; two
and three compartment Bulk vendors,
$1.50 up.—Penny K in g Co., Pittsburgh,
Penn.
J.F .M . Pd.
F O R SALE— SECOND HA N D
NOTICE
Classified columns are for disposal
of used machines only. Advertise
ments offering new machines will
be accepted for display sections
only. Extra charge for handling
and forwarding Box Number classi
fied ads. Post office box ads not
accepted unless accompanied by
references. R E M IT T A N C E W IT H
AD P L E A S E ! This department is
conducted for convenience of read
ers and rates are extremely low,
which are predicated on CASH
BASIS.
2
THREE
CO M P A RT M EN T
PENNY
Snacks, $5.00; 7 Columbus Model A
Peanut, $2.50; 3 Penny K in g (2 w ithout
globes) 75c & $1.25; Everready 4 com
partm ent merchandise (penny) $3.50; 3
N ational W hite Ball Gum, $2.00, w ithout
globes, $1.50; 2 Peanut Vendors, like
Model A, 7 lb. globe, $2.50, all ready for
location. Operators: Try m y stam p cap
sule assortment, better and cheaper than
charms, clean, colorful display, genuine
stamps from over 75 countries, w ill vend
in any charm machine, 40c per sample
100; $3.00 per 1000: 100 in each machine
will more than double vend.
Sample
order will convince. — T. B. Snowfleld,
M ountain, No. Dak.
Pd.3-41
FO R SALE— SECOND H AN D
U S E D P IN T A B LE S.
H A V E FU N IN
your basement. Send for list. $5.00 up.
— Goodbody, 1824 East M ain Street,
Rochester, New York.
7-41 Pd.
N O R T H W E S T E R N T RISEL EC T O RS,
$16.00 each; Drushell 5c Hershey Bar
Venders (like new) $16.00 each; Colum
bus Model 34 Ball Gum Venders, $4.50
each; Columbus Model “ ZM ” (porcelain)
$4.75 each; Northwestern Standard Mer
chandisers (porcelain) $4.50 each; N orth
western Model 33 Jr. (paint) $3.25 each,
(porcelain) $3.85 each. A.B.T. Model “F ”
(late models) $12.00 each; A.B.T. Red,
W h ite and Blue, $12.00 each: Columbus
Model “M ” , $4.00 each. All machines
have been thoroughly reconditioned in
side and outside. No fixing or cleaning
to do. Order from this ad and send
deposit.—M. T. Daniels, 1025 University
Ave., W ichita, Kansas.
Pd.5-41
A B A R G A IN —S IX B R A N D N E W M A S
ter Prophylactic Latex Machines. Cost
$15.00; sell $10.00. Also merchandise.—
Sanitex Co., 14052 Grand River Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
36
RAY-O-LITE G U N S; 30 SLOTS,
Blue Fronts, W ar Eagles, etc. All 5c.
9 Vest Pockets; 4 W u rlitzer Skee Balls;
4 Keeney Rowlettes; 10 Penny Packs; 2
Am erican Eagles. All in A-l condition.
If interested write for prices. W ould
consider trading for 600 or 500 W urlitzers.
— Oscar Glickman, 120 M ain St., Big
Springs, Texas.
Pd.3-41
3 N. W E S T E R N 33 B A L L GUM R E D
porcelain, $4.00 each; 4 N. Western
Deluxe, red porcelain, $7.50 each; 1 F a
mous 1-2-3 Ball Gum, chrome, $3.50; 12
Masters, porcelain, enamel, $4.00 each;
2 Masters, porcelain, enamel top and
bottom, w ith shaker plates, $4.00 each;
6 Columbus 2 for lc Ball Gum, vice grip
locks, $4.00 each; 4 Columbus 2 for lc Ball
Gum , coin detectors, $4.00 each; 2 E. Z.
5c Ball Gum, $3.50 each; 1 Shipm an 5c
Hershey, $3.00; 1 Shipm an 5c Gum, $7.50;
4 Columbus, Model 34. porcelain, enamel,
Ball Gum, $4.00 each; 1 Model F. lc
A.B.T. Target, $7.50; 2 Challengers w ith
lc and 5c slots, $10.00 each; 1 Home Run
Ball Gum lc, $10.00. All above machines
are A-l.
One-half deposit.— Stephens,
4223 S. Presa, San Antonio, Texas.
Pd.3-41
F O R S A L E OR T R A D E — A L L K IN D S
of P in Ball games, Sparks, Gingers,
Ray Guns, Slots, for Columbus Vendors,
or w hat have you.— D. Hawley, 800 First
Ave., N. E „ Mandan, N. D.
Pd.3-41
Cash In Y o u r O ld
E q u ip m e n t
Idle equipment in your store-room is a
weight on your profitable operation.
dead
Unless you can use such equipment for
salvaging ports to use on similar machines
on location— the smart thing to do is cash
it in. List such equipment in the next issue
of A U T O M A T IC A G E ’s classified depart
ment.
Other operators will pay cash for
used machine bargains. Then use the money
to purchase new, modern equipment.
REDUCED RATES!
ON
C L A S S IF IE D
A D V E R T IS IN G
A U T O M A T IC A G E offers classified advertising at the
low rate of two cents per word, minimum ad accepted 5
Send cash with order. W e do not open charge accounts
classified advertising.
FOR
SALE:
F IF T E E N
JE N N IN G S
Little Dukes, lc play. F a ir condition.
Some single and double Jack Pots, $5.00
each. Real bargains. Send d raft or money
order. — Cardinal Service Co., Garnett,
Kansas.
Pd.3-41
SLOTS. 100 FROM $7.00 UP. C A IL L E ,
W atling,
Jennings,
Mills,
including
Blue Fronts, Brown Fronts, and Chrome
Fronts. Paces Races, 40, from $39.50 up.
all in excellent condition, and 30 to 1
odds. Mills Free Play Jum bos, $89.50
each.—H arry Hoke, 3115 Adams Mills
Road, N. W „ W ashington, D. C. Pd.5-41
S A C R IF IC E : 50 S T E W A R T M cG U IRE
N ut Machines— $3.50 each. 50 ^■z° 1'
Blade Vendors. $3.50 each.
29 Silvei
K in g N ut Vendors— $3.95. 50 lc Snacks—
$7.00.— Cameo Vending, 402 W est 42nd,
New York.
F.M .A.Pa.
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W hy pay high rates for “hit and miss” circulation? A U T O M A T IC
A G E covers the market completely— brings quick results.
Convert those old machines into ready
buy new equipment for your routes. List aII
you no longer require and send the list to A U T O M
•
April Issue Classified Ads Form Closes March 24.
A U T O M A T I C
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AUTOMATIC AGE
92
jgWfle
C
L
A
S
COIN
S
I
MACHINE
F
I
E
D
EXCHANGE
Classified Exchange Ads are 2 cents per word per issue—
M inim um Ad accepted 50c. Bure sure to send cash w ith order.
The amounts are too small to open charge accounts.
W a n t Ads to be sure of insertion must reach
us by the 2 0 th of preceding month.
AUTOMATIC AGE, 2810 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
Efcs i‘
FO R SALE— SECOND H AN D
USED
PACE
S M A LL W E IG H IN G
Scales. These scales have been refin
ished in green laquer and are ready to
be placed on location. 250# dial scales,
$15.00. 300# dial scales, $18.00. F.O.B.
Cleveland, Ohio.—Penny Scale Service.
8517 Quincy Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
J.F .M . Pd.
L IK E N E W : B A L L GUM M A C H IN E S :
Stewart McGuire nut machines; two
and three compartment Bulk vendors,
$1.50 up.—Penny K in g Co., Pittsburgh,
Penn.
J.F .M . Pd.
F O R SALE— SECOND HA N D
NOTICE
Classified columns are for disposal
of used machines only. Advertise
ments offering new machines will
be accepted for display sections
only. Extra charge for handling
and forwarding Box Number classi
fied ads. Post office box ads not
accepted unless accompanied by
references. R E M IT T A N C E W IT H
AD P L E A S E ! This department is
conducted for convenience of read
ers and rates are extremely low,
which are predicated on CASH
BASIS.
2
THREE
CO M P A RT M EN T
PENNY
Snacks, $5.00; 7 Columbus Model A
Peanut, $2.50; 3 Penny K in g (2 w ithout
globes) 75c & $1.25; Everready 4 com
partm ent merchandise (penny) $3.50; 3
N ational W hite Ball Gum, $2.00, w ithout
globes, $1.50; 2 Peanut Vendors, like
Model A, 7 lb. globe, $2.50, all ready for
location. Operators: Try m y stam p cap
sule assortment, better and cheaper than
charms, clean, colorful display, genuine
stamps from over 75 countries, w ill vend
in any charm machine, 40c per sample
100; $3.00 per 1000: 100 in each machine
will more than double vend.
Sample
order will convince. — T. B. Snowfleld,
M ountain, No. Dak.
Pd.3-41
FO R SALE— SECOND H AN D
U S E D P IN T A B LE S.
H A V E FU N IN
your basement. Send for list. $5.00 up.
— Goodbody, 1824 East M ain Street,
Rochester, New York.
7-41 Pd.
N O R T H W E S T E R N T RISEL EC T O RS,
$16.00 each; Drushell 5c Hershey Bar
Venders (like new) $16.00 each; Colum
bus Model 34 Ball Gum Venders, $4.50
each; Columbus Model “ ZM ” (porcelain)
$4.75 each; Northwestern Standard Mer
chandisers (porcelain) $4.50 each; N orth
western Model 33 Jr. (paint) $3.25 each,
(porcelain) $3.85 each. A.B.T. Model “F ”
(late models) $12.00 each; A.B.T. Red,
W h ite and Blue, $12.00 each: Columbus
Model “M ” , $4.00 each. All machines
have been thoroughly reconditioned in
side and outside. No fixing or cleaning
to do. Order from this ad and send
deposit.—M. T. Daniels, 1025 University
Ave., W ichita, Kansas.
Pd.5-41
A B A R G A IN —S IX B R A N D N E W M A S
ter Prophylactic Latex Machines. Cost
$15.00; sell $10.00. Also merchandise.—
Sanitex Co., 14052 Grand River Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
36
RAY-O-LITE G U N S; 30 SLOTS,
Blue Fronts, W ar Eagles, etc. All 5c.
9 Vest Pockets; 4 W u rlitzer Skee Balls;
4 Keeney Rowlettes; 10 Penny Packs; 2
Am erican Eagles. All in A-l condition.
If interested write for prices. W ould
consider trading for 600 or 500 W urlitzers.
— Oscar Glickman, 120 M ain St., Big
Springs, Texas.
Pd.3-41
3 N. W E S T E R N 33 B A L L GUM R E D
porcelain, $4.00 each; 4 N. Western
Deluxe, red porcelain, $7.50 each; 1 F a
mous 1-2-3 Ball Gum, chrome, $3.50; 12
Masters, porcelain, enamel, $4.00 each;
2 Masters, porcelain, enamel top and
bottom, w ith shaker plates, $4.00 each;
6 Columbus 2 for lc Ball Gum, vice grip
locks, $4.00 each; 4 Columbus 2 for lc Ball
Gum , coin detectors, $4.00 each; 2 E. Z.
5c Ball Gum, $3.50 each; 1 Shipm an 5c
Hershey, $3.00; 1 Shipm an 5c Gum, $7.50;
4 Columbus, Model 34. porcelain, enamel,
Ball Gum, $4.00 each; 1 Model F. lc
A.B.T. Target, $7.50; 2 Challengers w ith
lc and 5c slots, $10.00 each; 1 Home Run
Ball Gum lc, $10.00. All above machines
are A-l.
One-half deposit.— Stephens,
4223 S. Presa, San Antonio, Texas.
Pd.3-41
F O R S A L E OR T R A D E — A L L K IN D S
of P in Ball games, Sparks, Gingers,
Ray Guns, Slots, for Columbus Vendors,
or w hat have you.— D. Hawley, 800 First
Ave., N. E „ Mandan, N. D.
Pd.3-41
Cash In Y o u r O ld
E q u ip m e n t
Idle equipment in your store-room is a
weight on your profitable operation.
dead
Unless you can use such equipment for
salvaging ports to use on similar machines
on location— the smart thing to do is cash
it in. List such equipment in the next issue
of A U T O M A T IC A G E ’s classified depart
ment.
Other operators will pay cash for
used machine bargains. Then use the money
to purchase new, modern equipment.
REDUCED RATES!
ON
C L A S S IF IE D
A D V E R T IS IN G
A U T O M A T IC A G E offers classified advertising at the
low rate of two cents per word, minimum ad accepted 5
Send cash with order. W e do not open charge accounts
classified advertising.
FOR
SALE:
F IF T E E N
JE N N IN G S
Little Dukes, lc play. F a ir condition.
Some single and double Jack Pots, $5.00
each. Real bargains. Send d raft or money
order. — Cardinal Service Co., Garnett,
Kansas.
Pd.3-41
SLOTS. 100 FROM $7.00 UP. C A IL L E ,
W atling,
Jennings,
Mills,
including
Blue Fronts, Brown Fronts, and Chrome
Fronts. Paces Races, 40, from $39.50 up.
all in excellent condition, and 30 to 1
odds. Mills Free Play Jum bos, $89.50
each.—H arry Hoke, 3115 Adams Mills
Road, N. W „ W ashington, D. C. Pd.5-41
S A C R IF IC E : 50 S T E W A R T M cG U IRE
N ut Machines— $3.50 each. 50 ^■z° 1'
Blade Vendors. $3.50 each.
29 Silvei
K in g N ut Vendors— $3.95. 50 lc Snacks—
$7.00.— Cameo Vending, 402 W est 42nd,
New York.
F.M .A.Pa.
•
•
on
W hy pay high rates for “hit and miss” circulation? A U T O M A T IC
A G E covers the market completely— brings quick results.
Convert those old machines into ready
buy new equipment for your routes. List aII
you no longer require and send the list to A U T O M
•
April Issue Classified Ads Form Closes March 24.
A U T O M A T I C
© International Arcade Museum
A G E
I 81h° i V
ag
T
ani
“
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
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