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PHONOGRAPHS
CONSOLES
SEEBURG
Royale 1938 ..................... 119. 50
Mill. 4 Bell., 5c
S.rial. ov.r 1800 ......... $375.00
Ke.ney Sup.r B.II...
... 235.00
Evans Galloping
Domino., Black
79.50
WURLITZERS
Evans '40 Lucky Lucre ... 189.50
Colonel 1940 E.S ............ $319.50
Envoy, R.C. E.S.
.. 324.50
Major 1940, E.S.
.. 299.50
Commander E.S.
294.50
600·Round Selec . ............ $169.50
616-16 Record. .......
79.50
412-12 Record.
59.50
P12 - 12 Records ................ 54.50
61-1939 Counter .............. 89.50
129.50
71 with Stand...
MILLS
Throne of Music ............... $159.50
Empr.,s-194 1 ............... 209.50
SPECIALS
ROCK-OLA
Sup.r 40
....... $225 .00
Mast.r 40 ........................ 215.00
D.lux. 1939
179.50
f~apn.~r;~ 2h~3~OR.C::
Rhythm Ma.ter 16...
MILLS
GOLF BALL VENDORS
2-25c:-Like New-I-IOc:
: g~Jg
69.50
$194.50 Ea.
BRAND NEW MOTORS
For SeeburIJ and Wurlitzer
$18.50 Ea.
Bally High Hand
Watl. Big Game, P. O...
Big Game. F. P....
Mill. Jumbo. F.P...
Mills Jumbo, P.O......
Pace Saratoga, P.O....
Saratoga, F.P. & P.O...
K •• n.y '38 Skill Tim....
Evan. Bangtall., R.d ...
J.nn. Bobtail, Total...
J.nn . Bobtail, P.O.
J.nn . Fast Tim •• F. P .....
J.nn. Fa.t Time, P.O....
J.nn. Llb.rty Bell, Flat..
Jenn. Llb.rty Bell, 51...
189.50
114.50
114.50
124.50
114.50
79.50
179.50
119.50
97.50
139.50
129.50
97.50
89.50
39.50
44.50
BELLS
Genuine Fac:tory Rebuilt
Blue Fronts
Ic .......... $ 97.50
5c .......... 135.00
IOc .......... 140.00
25c .......... 145_00
50c .......... 300.00
New Mills
Vest Poc:kets
Blue & Gold
M.t.r.d
Jackpot
Brown Fronts
5c .......... $149.50
IOc...
152.50
25c.......... 154.50
Chrome Bells
5c .......... $189.50
IOc .......... 192.50
25c...
194.50
Gold Chrome
5c ...... .... $189.50
25c .......... 194.50
War Eagl ••
5c .......... $119.50
10c .......... 121.50
25c .......... 124.50
Bonus B.II.
5c ........ $189.50
. 25c.......... 197.50
Cherry Bell
IOc .......... $189.50
Roman Bell
25c ........ $129.50
Mill. Brand N.w
Glitt.r Gold.
Ic,
$72.50; 5c, $75.50
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COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
8
FOR
JUNE
1942
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS.- May was a month of re-
conditioning in St. Louis as operators giv-
ing up all thought of replacing equipment
in service with new machines hustled to
re pair and recondition those already on the
routes. At least half a dozen distributors
a re now kee ping their shops open until late
at night for the purpose, and "getting by"
on this work where no new equipment is
available to b e sold.
REFINISHING
SLOT
MACmNES '
$10.00 - $15.00
Completely overhauled and refin-
ished to look like new. Blue Fronts
and Gray Fronts.
MILO J. BEIBING
1705 W. Pic:o Blvd.
LOS ANGELES. CALIF.
AUTOMATIC·
PHOTOGRAPHY
Collections remained at a stable level
over the ci ty, although there were reports
from operators in outlying townships and
suburbs that they had fallen off sharply.
All of St. Louis' far-flung war production
industry is now complete and going full
blast, with three munition plants, the coun-
try's largest ordnance factory and thousands
of subcontractors busy with turning out
every conceivable war need.
Distributors report that quite a few coun-
try- operators are attempting to diversify
their income sources with punchboards-
notably a dozen well known rural operators
who never before ran a board comi ng in to
put a couple into all phonograph and pin-
ball spots possible.
Lost to the arm~ this month was Elmer
Schewe, well known for a large rental pho-
nograph business as well as operating, who
had a few weeks previously turned over
half his route to his wife following their
separation. Elmer is going into the Signal
Corps as an electrician.
Penny arcades have multipli'ed unbeliev-
ably in St. Louis, with arcade equipment
much in demand. Ideal Novelty Co.'s Carl
Trippe who has added another four inches
to his waistline in a month, is running
twelve of them at amusement parks, roller
rinks, downtown streets and vacation
beaches at present; including a "deluxe"
The remarkable coin-operated ' PHOTOMATIC
machine, a worldwide public favorlt., automat-
ica"y takes, frames and delivers a fo"e personal
picture in only 40 secondsl Requir81 nO' attend-
ants; very little weekly servicing; PROVEN a
steady money-maker. Investigat. without oblige-
Hon. International Mutoscope Reel Co., Inc.,
44-01 11th St., Long Island City. New York.
arcade in the downtown financial section
which is air condi tioned, furnished with
modern bleached wood furniture, and in -
cludes a ladies' arcade with less lusty
equipment.
Howard Schupferle, East St. Louis op-
erator who joined the Air Corps last J anu-
ary, is being mourned by friends following
the crash of an Army bomber near Eads,
Texas, which killed all fiv e occupants. It
was Schupferle's first bomber flight.
Nate Wolff, St. Louis operator specializ-
ing in pinball machines, was drafted in
May and left immediately for the Engineer
Replacement Center at Fort Leonard Wood ,
Mo. Wolff sold his equipment and spots to
friends who will return them to him follow -
ing the winning of the war.
At least temporarily cured of highway
driving on Sunday is Angelo Ziegler, St.
Louis operator who was badly injured in a
three-car smashup south of the city last
month. Angelo was in the hospital for sev-
eral weeks, and has emerged in slings, casts
and braces vowing to take a horse there-
after.
The Missouri' Amusement Machine Asso-
ciation met at the De Soto Hotel in May to
discuss the growing shortage of mechanics
and reconditioning problems. On motion it
was voted to set up some system whereby
draft-exempt men can be trained to replace
the badly needed mechanics who have been
called to the army at the rate of three and
four a week since February. A "school"
will be set up to be operated by veteran
coin machine mechanics, using the facili-
ties of prominent distributors for the pur-
pose, and rotating through all until fifteen
or twenty men ciJ-n be trained.
After eight years of courtship which was
a humorous tradi tion with coin machine and
punchboard men in St. Louis, Art Paulle
and Selma Clithero, punchboard executives
at Ideal Novelty, have finally heard wedding
bells. Art, who is with the Navy at the
Boston Navy Yard, finally popped th e ques-
tion when home on a short leave, and Selma
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BRAND NEW
5c
5c
50
IOe
Mill.
Mills
Mill.
Mill,
Gold Chrom. B.II, 2-5.
Brown Front B.II . .... ..
V.st Pock.t B.III.. ...... .
Emprell Phonographs.
......... $225.00
.......... 189.50
.......... 47.50
in original crate. ............... .......
_____ 299.50
Mill. Jumbo Porod., Cash Pay.
139.50
Milia Jumbo Parades Combination ....... 169.50
FACTORY REBUILTS
.... 259.50
Mill. Club B.lls, Like New .....
.. .. 269.50
Mill. Club B.lls, Lik. New
179.50
M ill. Gold Chrom. Bell • .
184.50
Mill. Gold Chrom. B.lls.
............ 189.50
Mill. Gold Chrom. B.II • .
112.50
Mill. Blu. Front B.II.
115.00
Mill. Blu. Front B.lls ........ .
117.50
Mills Blu. Front B.II . ................ ..
Drill Proof, Club Handle., Light.
... WRITE
Mill. Thr •• B.II., Like N.w .......... .
125.00
Mills Jumbo Parades, Free Play .. .
5c
25c
5c
10c
250
5c
100
25c
10c Jennings Silver Moon Chiefs.
Used Three Weeks ............ _ .. .
139.50
50 Mills Goo •• n.ck Jackpot B.II ••
Clean , Perfect Operating Order.......... 22.50
Ic Mill. Q.T.S. Glitt.r Gold. Llk. N.w .... 62.50
Ic Mill. Q.T.S. Gr.en, Lik. N.w ............... 40.00
35 Galloping DOlllinos. Factory R.bullt . 74.50 ep
Keeney Super Bells. Floor Samples ............. 219.50
1941 Lucky Lucre, Lik. New...
249.50
MISCELLANEOUS
3 Mill. 1-2-3'. Cash Pay...
I Evanl Bangtail.. Clean ........ __ ................
I Jennings Liberty Bell...
2 Jennings Good Luck..................
50 Automatic On. Ball Tabl.s...
Mill. Single Slot Saf.........
Mill. Doubl. Slot Saf.I...........
Single Jackpot Attachments-
To convert DOUble Jackpot Blue Fronts
Into Single Jackpot. complete with
frame. Easy to install. Per let...
29.50
60.00
32.50
29.50
5.00
17.50
22.50
2.25
SOUTHWEST
AMUSEMENT C:O.
Dallas. Tex.
1712 Field w
St. ___ v_w
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