Coin Machine Journal

58
M arch, 1933
THE COIN M A C H I N E J O U R N A L
L e a d in g C o in M a c h in e J o b b e rs
Jobbing concerns listed in this section have a reputation for square
dealing and are in a position to give immediate delivery on all types
of coin machines. Patronize your nearest jobber for quick and reli­
able service.
We Handle AU Types Machines
and W e Know the Machines
Jobbers and Distributors
Games and Merchandisers
Supreme Vending of Atlanta
Formerly the Atlanta Amuse-IT Go.
E, T. Barron & Co.
219 Garnett St., S. W.
ATLANTA, GA.
Chicago’s Leading Jobber
Complete Stock
19 E. Lake St.
Minneapolis, Minn.
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Mills Sales Company
Chicago Coin Machine
Exchange
Largest Pacific Coast Distributors
W e H ave the N ew Ones FIRST
Everything in Coin O perated Machines
Third and Chestnut Streets
2200 N. Western Ave.
CHICAGO, ILL.
OAKLAND, CALIF.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Always first with the latest
Quick delivery, lowest prices
Banner Specialty Co.
1530-32 Parrish Street
Oldest Eastern Exclusive Jobbers
X. L. Sales 8C Service Co.
A uthorized Jobbers and Distributors
Coin Machines of Every Description
306 Cranston St.
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Mills Officials, Whirlwind Electric Vendors,
Jack and Jill, DeLuxe Vendors, Wings,
Handicap and others. Also used bargains.
Western Distributors, Inc.
3326-28 White Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
Eric Wedemeyer
Im porter — Distributor
Novelties — G if ts and Premiums
The only importing concern specializing in
merchandise for Iron Claws, Cranes and
Diggers# Also Fin Game Prizes.
170 Fifth Ave.
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Ideal Novelty Company
Oriole Coin Machine Corp.
3003 Lemp Avenue
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
17 So. Charles St.
BALTIMORE, M D.
Complete stock of all new machines. Liberal
tradein allowance for your old machines.
A ll the latest, and the best of the
old timers
Lehigh Specialty Co.
Empire Coin Machine Corp.
A New Service for Pennsylvania
Operators
Complete stocks of all latest type ma­
chines for immediate delivery. Guar­
anteed lowest prices» Send for price
list.
225 Fourth Ave., Cor. 18th St.
NEW YORK
431 W. Lehigh Ave.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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A. A. BERGER, Pres.
A T T E N T IO N
M A N UFACTURERS
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DAYTON ROGERS MFG. CO. , r T S L
1114 S. 3rd Street
Minneapolis, Minn.
i5 N.MerMSt
Kicko Is New Idea
in Action
• The Keystone Engineering Com­
pany, newcomers in the manufacture
of coin operated machines, are intro­
ducing to the trade the “ Kicko Aristo­
crat.”
Displayed for the first time at the
Chicago show, it caused much favor­
able comment and interest among the
operators. One of the most original
departures in the amusement devices
exhibited, and an alternate as a game
of skill to interchange with present
games on location. Sales contracts are
now being made with recognized job­
bers to handle the distribution in their
territories.
The “Kicko Aristocrat” is based on
the principle of steel balls rebounding
on a hardened steel anvil which is piv­
oted so that the player can use skill
in scoring. Each pocket represents a
different type of shot and several in­
teresting novelty shots are introduced.
The skilled player can control the
playing balls in height and direction
to surprising accuracy and a combi­
nation of pockets can be used in com­
petitive play for premium awards as
well as a high daily or weekly score.
A three-way coin divider with a
visible weekly high score compartment
is optional on every machine. This
coin box has separately locked com­
partments.
The entire playing surface is inside
of a glass bowl, and all playing parts
are chromium over brass or steel, off­
set by a black metal cowl on mahog­
any base which makes a startling con­
trast and strong attentive value.
The game was originated and devel­
oped by P. J. McCollough, an engi­
neer long associated with experimental
steel testing equipment, and before go­
ing into production was placed on sev­
eral locations to work out any bugs
and develop changes to help the mer­
chandising of the play. H. R. Faulk­
ner, for many years in the auto acces­
sory and petroleum field, is in charge
of the sales.
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