Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1934 August - Page 9
O. K. Completes
New Game
SAN FRANCISCO-AI Armos and
G. Gomelof the O. K. Novelty Com-
pany have completed their pin game
and it shOws every indication here in
San Francisco of being a "sure-fire"
game. The 1irst machine was tried
out on location and it caused a riot-
ous sensation. This machine is
known as the "Home Run" and
neither time nor money have been
spared in making it mechanically per-
fect. The "Home Run" has a variety
of novel features that hold the inter-
est of the player indefinitely. The
bOys feel sure that their game will
have a long run Ii.Dd go over in a big
way.
OAKLAND
SEATTLE-A Seattle branch of
the Advance Automatic Sales Com-
pany, owned and operated by Lou
Wolcher, veteran coast coin machine
jobber, has been opened at 8222
Western Avenue here with Harry
Wolcher in charge.
Lou is one of the real pioneers on
the coast having been in the coin ma-
chine business for the last ~4 years.
The Pacific northwest territory is
not new to Lou. Back in 1930 ,h e
had the agency for Pack Shop ma-
chines in the entire territory covered
by the states of Oregon, Washington,
Utah, Idaho and Montana.
Northwest operators are invited to
visit the new show rooms and make
the acquaintance of Harry Wolcher.
Automatic Sales Co.
121-123 Tenth St., Oakland, Calif.
Featuring
FLEET
The New Wonder Game
The Balls Roll Up Hill.
Also a large variety of used equipment. Contacts, all
size.. World'. Series, Jigsaws, Signals, Electro Skills,
Comets and many others at very attractive prices.
COMPLETE REP AIR SERVICE.
REPLACEMENT
BOARDS FOR MILLS OFFICIALS. MAKE YOUR
OLD GAMES INTO NEW MONEY MAKERS.
. WE CAN DO IT.
LOS ANGELES-C. A. Blake, di-
rector of sales for the west coast
branch of Stewart & McGuire, has
just returned to this city from a cir-
cle tour of the northern half of the
state and reports business as being
first rate in the northern cities.
Since the local branch was opened
a month ago Blake states that count-
less numbers of operators who have
more or less been denied the oppor-
tunity to buy cigarette machines in
the past have placed substantial or-
ders with him for StGwart & McGuire
machines.
OAKLAND
Automatic Sales Co.
Sam Tessler
tests on local locations show that the
game will establish new "take" rec-
ords everywhere.
•
BUYS FROM ADS
Please change my address on my
copy of THE REVIEW as stated
above ' and please don't miss me with
the next issue because I need some
good used machines and can't find a
better place to buy than from THE
UV1EW ads.
A FLORENCE (ORE.) READER.
•
121-123 Tenth Street
Pi: "Florence has the biggest His-
pano-Suiza I have ever seen."
Phi: "Yes, I know, and she will
wear those tight dresses."
Oakland, Calif.
•••••••••••••••••••
After months of exhaustive tests,
the firm this month makes available
to operators its second sensation that
is destined to grab the best spots
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Fred
C. McClellan, president of the firm,
has been on the west coast for the
past two weeks supervising construc-
tion of the first games to be made
here.
:MA.TOR LEAGUE is more than an
ordinary ball game. It is a game
that will challenge the coin machine
field for better construction and
quality make-up. From end to end it
bespeaks expert craftsmanship in
construction. The balls actually run
from base to base. Balls are pro-
pelled up the playing field. down the
playing field and around all bases
when the home-run pocket is made.
The machine is being made only
in the junior model at present and
construction of the games will start
in the Chicago plant as well within a
•
Blake Reports
fe~p~~~~~rs throughout the west
Business Good have
been eagerly awaiting MAJOR
LEAGUE for months. Reports of its
Stock on hand for immediate delivery.
.
Fred McCllellan Arrives on Coast from East to
Supervise First Construction 0/ New Marvel
Game in Coast Plant-Orders Pile in as
News of A nnouncement Spreads
W olcher Opens
Seattle Branch
of the
George Bates
Maior League Announced by
Pacific Amusement Mfg. Co.
LOS ANGELEB-All over the coast they're saying "They've
done it again" and the reference is to the new MAJOR LEAGUE
game of the Pacific Amusement Manufacturing Co.
Announcing
The Entrance in the Jobbing Field
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Brings In the Dough-Every Day!
Gardner's New Thick Series Boards!
Gardner's New B'ig Series Ti;tkets!
Special feature-seal prize for last punch in each
of THREE sections! Triples the action!
Largest series ticket on the market-unique protective
features-choice of pink, gr,e en, yellow, blue, or orange
tickets-at last the perfect series ticket that oper,a tors have
demanded.
FOR $ALE
40 IAlte Model S"ales. All ill A-l
shape .
EstabUshe(l on route pay-
Ing very good dlv,i dends in We8te..,n
Washington, Northern Idaho. Cash
or easy ternt84 Address A. E ·. C.,
1029 W.
Washington
Blvd., Los
Angeles, Cal.
WANTED
Operator.. to take over exclusive
county rights for our new double
eolumn, Ie Stiek Gum Vendor. Our
nwehine vends finest quality Spear-
mint and Peppennint gum. Maehine
i. ehromlum plated a~d of modern-
I.tie de.ign. Low operator'. priee
for our &"um aHow. large JIUlrgln of
profit. Quantity priees for m.aeItfnes
are lower than any other "tiek gum
vendor. Write qulekly for full de-
tail" of our attraetive propoeitlon.
Mention eountie. desired. D. ROB-
BINS & CO., 1141 DeKalb Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Pacific Coin
Machine Review
50-200 E-Z-O-Da takes iR ................................... $500.00
Net Price $28.58 Pays out ................................................ ,................................... 235.25
Plus 10% u. S. Tax
Profit ..... _ .................................................................. $264. 75
GARDNER & COMPANY
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Editor and Publisher
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2309 Archer Avenue, Chicago
417 Market Street, San Ftancisco, Cal.
24 W. Connecticut Street, Seattle, Wash.
44 N. 4th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
508 Third Ave., Starr Bldg., Room 502, Pittsburgh, Pa.
150 Baronne St., New Orleans, La.
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PAUL W. BLACKFORD
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PUBLICATION OFFICE:
1029 West Washington Blvd.
PRospect 8025
CHICAGO OFFICE:
East Wacker Drive. CENtral 1112
Published During the First Week
ot Each Month
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
$1.00 Per Year
$2.00 for 3 Year.
200 Per Copy
Vol. 2
August, 1984
No.2
New Game
SAN FRANCISCO-AI Armos and
G. Gomelof the O. K. Novelty Com-
pany have completed their pin game
and it shOws every indication here in
San Francisco of being a "sure-fire"
game. The 1irst machine was tried
out on location and it caused a riot-
ous sensation. This machine is
known as the "Home Run" and
neither time nor money have been
spared in making it mechanically per-
fect. The "Home Run" has a variety
of novel features that hold the inter-
est of the player indefinitely. The
bOys feel sure that their game will
have a long run Ii.Dd go over in a big
way.
OAKLAND
SEATTLE-A Seattle branch of
the Advance Automatic Sales Com-
pany, owned and operated by Lou
Wolcher, veteran coast coin machine
jobber, has been opened at 8222
Western Avenue here with Harry
Wolcher in charge.
Lou is one of the real pioneers on
the coast having been in the coin ma-
chine business for the last ~4 years.
The Pacific northwest territory is
not new to Lou. Back in 1930 ,h e
had the agency for Pack Shop ma-
chines in the entire territory covered
by the states of Oregon, Washington,
Utah, Idaho and Montana.
Northwest operators are invited to
visit the new show rooms and make
the acquaintance of Harry Wolcher.
Automatic Sales Co.
121-123 Tenth St., Oakland, Calif.
Featuring
FLEET
The New Wonder Game
The Balls Roll Up Hill.
Also a large variety of used equipment. Contacts, all
size.. World'. Series, Jigsaws, Signals, Electro Skills,
Comets and many others at very attractive prices.
COMPLETE REP AIR SERVICE.
REPLACEMENT
BOARDS FOR MILLS OFFICIALS. MAKE YOUR
OLD GAMES INTO NEW MONEY MAKERS.
. WE CAN DO IT.
LOS ANGELES-C. A. Blake, di-
rector of sales for the west coast
branch of Stewart & McGuire, has
just returned to this city from a cir-
cle tour of the northern half of the
state and reports business as being
first rate in the northern cities.
Since the local branch was opened
a month ago Blake states that count-
less numbers of operators who have
more or less been denied the oppor-
tunity to buy cigarette machines in
the past have placed substantial or-
ders with him for StGwart & McGuire
machines.
OAKLAND
Automatic Sales Co.
Sam Tessler
tests on local locations show that the
game will establish new "take" rec-
ords everywhere.
•
BUYS FROM ADS
Please change my address on my
copy of THE REVIEW as stated
above ' and please don't miss me with
the next issue because I need some
good used machines and can't find a
better place to buy than from THE
UV1EW ads.
A FLORENCE (ORE.) READER.
•
121-123 Tenth Street
Pi: "Florence has the biggest His-
pano-Suiza I have ever seen."
Phi: "Yes, I know, and she will
wear those tight dresses."
Oakland, Calif.
•••••••••••••••••••
After months of exhaustive tests,
the firm this month makes available
to operators its second sensation that
is destined to grab the best spots
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Fred
C. McClellan, president of the firm,
has been on the west coast for the
past two weeks supervising construc-
tion of the first games to be made
here.
:MA.TOR LEAGUE is more than an
ordinary ball game. It is a game
that will challenge the coin machine
field for better construction and
quality make-up. From end to end it
bespeaks expert craftsmanship in
construction. The balls actually run
from base to base. Balls are pro-
pelled up the playing field. down the
playing field and around all bases
when the home-run pocket is made.
The machine is being made only
in the junior model at present and
construction of the games will start
in the Chicago plant as well within a
•
Blake Reports
fe~p~~~~~rs throughout the west
Business Good have
been eagerly awaiting MAJOR
LEAGUE for months. Reports of its
Stock on hand for immediate delivery.
.
Fred McCllellan Arrives on Coast from East to
Supervise First Construction 0/ New Marvel
Game in Coast Plant-Orders Pile in as
News of A nnouncement Spreads
W olcher Opens
Seattle Branch
of the
George Bates
Maior League Announced by
Pacific Amusement Mfg. Co.
LOS ANGELEB-All over the coast they're saying "They've
done it again" and the reference is to the new MAJOR LEAGUE
game of the Pacific Amusement Manufacturing Co.
Announcing
The Entrance in the Jobbing Field
...
9
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AUGUST. 1934
•• m
•••• _
6t • •
_
6
t
• •
m
6
ot
•
_
E - z - o - ·DA
•••
•
Brings In the Dough-Every Day!
Gardner's New Thick Series Boards!
Gardner's New B'ig Series Ti;tkets!
Special feature-seal prize for last punch in each
of THREE sections! Triples the action!
Largest series ticket on the market-unique protective
features-choice of pink, gr,e en, yellow, blue, or orange
tickets-at last the perfect series ticket that oper,a tors have
demanded.
FOR $ALE
40 IAlte Model S"ales. All ill A-l
shape .
EstabUshe(l on route pay-
Ing very good dlv,i dends in We8te..,n
Washington, Northern Idaho. Cash
or easy ternt84 Address A. E ·. C.,
1029 W.
Washington
Blvd., Los
Angeles, Cal.
WANTED
Operator.. to take over exclusive
county rights for our new double
eolumn, Ie Stiek Gum Vendor. Our
nwehine vends finest quality Spear-
mint and Peppennint gum. Maehine
i. ehromlum plated a~d of modern-
I.tie de.ign. Low operator'. priee
for our &"um aHow. large JIUlrgln of
profit. Quantity priees for m.aeItfnes
are lower than any other "tiek gum
vendor. Write qulekly for full de-
tail" of our attraetive propoeitlon.
Mention eountie. desired. D. ROB-
BINS & CO., 1141 DeKalb Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Pacific Coin
Machine Review
50-200 E-Z-O-Da takes iR ................................... $500.00
Net Price $28.58 Pays out ................................................ ,................................... 235.25
Plus 10% u. S. Tax
Profit ..... _ .................................................................. $264. 75
GARDNER & COMPANY
............ , .
JUl
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4.. U ......
Editor and Publisher
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2309 Archer Avenue, Chicago
417 Market Street, San Ftancisco, Cal.
24 W. Connecticut Street, Seattle, Wash.
44 N. 4th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
508 Third Ave., Starr Bldg., Room 502, Pittsburgh, Pa.
150 Baronne St., New Orleans, La.
' - _ -_ _ ..... - - _ - _ - _ -__ - -.... -
PAUL W. BLACKFORD
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PUBLICATION OFFICE:
1029 West Washington Blvd.
PRospect 8025
CHICAGO OFFICE:
East Wacker Drive. CENtral 1112
Published During the First Week
ot Each Month
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
$1.00 Per Year
$2.00 for 3 Year.
200 Per Copy
Vol. 2
August, 1984
No.2
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