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Wanted— Used Shipman Postage Stamp
Machines. State quantity, age, time in use,
price.— Address, Ives, 442 Plymouth Ave.,
Schanectady, New York.
Used counter games for sale.
Penny
Packs, Cent - A - Pack. S6.50 each. Imps
$7.50 each. Norris Reel Amusement Ven­
ders S I5.50 each. Norris Target Machines
$15.00 each. A ll with ball gum attachment.
Terms — 1/3 cash with order, balance
C. O. D. All prices FOB Cumberland, Md.
Maryland Vendors. Box 901, Cumberland,
Md.
For Sale — 70 four column 5< Chickie
Machines; 14 Selecteria 5£ candy machines
40 bar capacity; 55 Advance l£ peanut
dispensers. All the above equipment is in
working order. Sale price $600 cash f.o.b.
Louisville, Ky.— W . F. Hart, 4319 Preston
Street, Louisville, Ky.
1,000
Advance Ball Gum Machines. A l
condition, at $3.50 with large globes, or
$3.00 each without globes. — Confection
Specialties, 3437 W . Madison St., Chicago,
A COMPLETE STOCK of reconditioned
5^ candy bar machines — all types, all
kinds. Priced from $12.50 up. Send for free
leaflets giving specifications and all details,
R. H. Adair, 733 S. Euclid Ave., Oak Park,
111.
MANDO model phonographs
from Rock-Ola Distributor, Ken
Wilkinson, United Amusement
Company, San Antonio, Texas.
Usually in cases of this kind,
the Officer in Charge selects
some soldier to take the respon­
sibility of changing records,
and adjusting the phonograph
when needed.
Would like to buy used coin sorting m a­
chine and counter. Must be in good condi­
tion. W ill pay cash. — Lansing Cigarette
Vending Machine Co., 433 Grand, Lansing,
Mich.
111.
W ill buy used Latex Vending Machines.
Write giving description and price.
Tomson's, Stony Creek Mills, Pa.
Radio Tubes for the coin trade. Write for
list.— W . R. Burtt, 308 Orpheum Building,
Wichita. Kansas.
Army Camp Goes Rock-Ola
Two Ways on Same Deal
Recently C a m p S w i f t at
Camp Swift, Texas, purchased
fifteen new Rock-Ola COM­
Wanted to Buy. W ill buy for cash new
or reconditioned Stoner, 6 or 8 column
Univendor, 5? candy bar machines. Must
be mechanically perfect. — Theatre Con-
sessions. Inc., 1515 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
SPECI AL
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WILL PAY CASH FOR USED SELECTIVE
5£ candy bar machines— either column or
cabinet types. Want especially U-Select-It
54 bar v e n-d o r manufactured by Coan-
Sletteland Company. Give serial numbers,
age of machines, type of finish and best
cash price in first letter.— S. W . Faram,
1518 Hollywood Ave., Chicago, Illinois.
For Sale. A. B. T. Challengers, $15.00 ea.
Gottlieb Tripple Grips $10.00 each. Master
Novelty Venders $5.00 each.— Harold Car-
lock, Johnson City, Tenn.
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SMALL CANDI ES
FOR V E N D O R S
Pistachio Nuts
• Boston Baked Beans
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Midget Burnt Peanuts
Salted Peanuts
• Chocolate Peanuts
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Rainbow Peanuts
Ball Gum
• Indian Nuts (Pinion Nuts)
• Charms
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Pee Wee Licorice
Pastels
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PEANUT SPECIALTY CO.
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