Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1942 November - Page 21
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Compare These Prices With Any Others!
All Machines Are Thoroughly Reconditioned; Ready to Operate
F IV E- BA LL FR E E P LAYS
A BC Bowl.r __ ...................... $29.50
All American .. _ ....................... 27.50
Anab.1 ................... _ ................ 17.50
Ar mada ............................. _ .... 27.50
Arrowhead .............................. 15.00
Attention ................................ 19.50
Air Circus .......................... ~ .. 77.50
Bandwagon _ ........................... 17.50
Bally B.auty .......................... 10.00
Banner .. _ ... __ .. ________ ... ___ .. _ ... __ . 12.50
Battle. Used. R.bu ilt
Zomb i • .............................. 79.50
Battle. New. Rebuilt
Zombi • ................................ 109.50
Bell. Hop .............................. 27.50
Big Chief .............................. 22.50
Big Ti m • .............................. 17.50
Big Town ................................ 12.50
Boom T ow n _. ___ ..... ____________ .. ____ 19.50
Brit. Spot .............................. 15.00
Broadcast ................................ 2 1.50
Commodore. Reb u ilt .......... 29.50
Crossfine ......... _ ..... _ ................ 25.00
D.f. n ••.................................... 109.50
Dixi • ..... _ .................................. 17.50
Doub le Feature ...................... 15.00
Dough boy ................................ 18.50
Di ve
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
22
FOR
NOVEMBER
1942
Bomber
........................ 42.50
Dud. Ra nc h ............................
Eu reka ....................................
F ifth Inn ing ..........................
F lag S h ip ..............................
F lick.r ....................................
Go ld Star ................................
Holdover _ .................................
Lancer ......................................
Leag ue Leader ......................
Leg ionnaire
.. ___ ....
Li berty. R.bui lt
Flick.r. Used ....................
Lib.rty. Reb ui lt
Fli cker. N. w ....................
Majors ........
. ........
Mills 1-2-3 ( 1939) ............
Monicker ..
. ..................
15.00
34.50
19.50
17.50
17.50
22.50
17.50
17.50
22.50
27.50
59.50
89.50
31.50
39.50
69.50
Mystic ...................................... $22.50
Pan Am erican ........................ 24.50
P ick -Em ..................................
Pl ay Ba ll ...................... _ .........
Pursu it ....................................
Rotat ion ..................................
Roxy ........................................
Scandals of 1942.
Rebu il t Foll ies ................
Scor. Ch amp ........................
S.ven UP ................................
Sea Ha wk ................................
S how Boat ..............................
S ilv.r Skates ........................
Skyli n. . ...................................
Snappy ....................................
Speed Demon ........................
Spinni ng Reels ......................
Spot P ool ..............................
Sport Parade ........................
Spott.m ..................................
Stars ........................................
S u nb.am ..................................
S upercharger ..........................
Su p.r Six ............................
Sta r Attraction ....................
T.n Spot ..................................
Topic ........................................
Tri umph ..................................
Twi n Six ................................
Ump ......................
Vacation
. .....................
Vogue ......................................
West Win d ..........................
Wild Fi re ..............................
Wow ........................................
Zig Zag ....................................
10.00
27.50
27.50
15.00
17.50
29.50
15.00
27.50
23.50
49.50
24.50
17.50
37.50
12.50
49.50
32.50
24.50
10.00
27.50
29.50
15.00
12.50
42.50
32.50
69.50
10.00
15.00
19.50
15.00
12.50
49.50
27.50
17.50
42.50
AR CA DE EQU I PM E NT
ABT Mod. F T arg.t... ......... $ 12.50
A BT J u ngl. Hu nt _ ...... _ ........ 27.50
Arcade Gr ipp.r ...................... 22.50
Big Game Hu nter ................ 10.00
Bingo ............................... _........ 7.50
Chicago Coin Hockey.
N.w .... _.
. ............ 259.50
Dava l Bu mper B o wl ~
ing. 9 Foot ........................ $32.50
Electric Defense Gun,
Ic Shocker. U •• d ........... _ .... 2 1.50
El ectric Defense Gu n,
Ic S hocker . N.w ................ 29.50
Ex hib it Iron Cl a w ................ 39.50
Exh . Musc le Build. r ............ 122.50
Exh_ Pu nchi ng Bag .............. 122.50
F lip per. N.w _......................... 7.50
F li pp.r. Ic.............................. 3.50
Gott. S i ng l. Gri pp.r............ 8.50
Hig h Strik.r. Ic .................... 59.50
Internati onal Muto -
scope Crane Digger .......... 39.50
Inte r nationa l Muto-
sco pe P hoto ma tic ............ 575.00
Kee ney S ub . Gun , New .... 249.50
Keeney Texas Leag uers,
Used .........................
.. 42.50
Kee ney Ant i- Aircraft,
Black .................................... 49.50
Mountain Clim ber
(Gro.tc h.n) ........................ 149.50
Official Swee pstakes,
on Base................................ 6.00
Paci fic Baseba ll .................... 39.50
P hotosco pe, Count er
Mod.I ..................................... 17.50
Pingo. Ic ............................. _. 12.50
Pikes Peaks ............................ 17.50
P ostage St am p Mac hin es,
Ic and 3c............................ 7.50
Sh in ny ( Ke.n.y), I c .............. 27.50
S hi pman Select a
Vi ew a nd Base, New ...... 37.50
Sh ipm a n, S elect a
Vi ew and Bas •• U •• d ....... 25 .00
Smiling Sa m Pean ut
V.nder. Ic ........................ 15.00
S tar EI.c. Hoist ................ 39.50
S ubmar ine, Use d ................. 189.50
Wa t li ng Hi Boy Scale
( P or. ) ................................ 24.50
Terms: One-Third Deposit, Balance C .O.D .
Send for Our Complete Price List on Any Games You Are Interested In
IDEAl. NOVEI.TY COMPANY
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
2823 LOCUST ST.
~t. tcUiJ
ST. LOUIS-The Missouri Amusement
Machine Association and the Associated
Phonograph Owners of St. Louis attended
a special meeting at Hotel Melbourne, on
Oct. 26, to hear Mr. Mason, Regional Di-
rector of the Office of Defense Transporta-
tion, explain the proper method to use in
fillin g out the ~pplication for Certificate
of War Necessity form for Commercial
Vehicles. The presence of Mason at the
meeting was arranged by the executive
committees of the two groups who were
cognizant of the fact that the majority of
the coinmen were perplexed by the phrase-
ology of the directive. Here is some of
the information required on the form:
1. Total miles driven by each truck,
each month in 1941 and 1942.
2. Total gallons of gas used by each
truck each month in 1941 and 1942.
3. Number of trips each truck made
per month in 1941 and 1942.
4. Number of machines each truck
will carry and the average daily
load.
Mason cleared a lot of obscure points
for the coinmen and complimented them
upon the spirit of patriotic cooperation
shown.
Members of the coin machine industry
in the St. Louis area have pitched in with
a will in helping with the nation-wide col-
lection of scrap metal. Besides scouring
their homes and business premises for the
much needed scrap they have loaned their
trucks - and personal services to the com-
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LES LORDEN
HOLDSWORTH PRINT SHOP
W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles
128 So . Alma St.
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mi ttees in charge of the collection. School
children Commando groups were formed
to get out the scrap and it was with these
Commandos that the members of the in-
dustry cooperated.
Bill Wilson is remodeling the service
shop of the Davies Novelty Co. to include
a new department for bingos.
Walter Gummersheimer, sales manager
of the Aristocrat Cabinet Co. is working
umpteen hours a day introducing the
company's new cabinet.
Sam Singer of the Royalty Novelty Co.
is looking for a remedy for insomnia. He
recently paid off a bet on the ball games
amounting to $187 to Carl Trippe of the
Ideal Novelty Co.
McCall Novelty Co. has welcomed into
their organization two new servicemen ; J.
B. Kelley who was formerly with Auto-
matic Vendor Co. Mobile, Ala., and Carl
Kolmar, phonograph serviceman from De-
troit.
Ely A. Yaffee is the new office manager
at Ideal Novelty. Another new addition to
the Ideal staff is Hans Bussihan, auditor.
Frank Harris of Dexter, Mo., was among
the out of town visitors to St. Louis show·
rooms in la te October.
Erwin Kress, is back in the coin ma-
chine business after an absence of three
. years. He will operate phonos and pin
tables.
William Singer, Royal Novelty Co. is
fightin g in the Air Corps somewhere in
the Pacifi c.
Something of a trend was indicated
when the Ideal Novelty Co. purchased
two motorcycles for duty on the routes
at the same tim e that Joe Morris was
reported having bought an Austin for the
same purpose. Conservation of gas, tires,
and trucks is the idea.
Harold Brown, Effingham, Ill. operator,
visited members of the industry in late
October.
Advance Phonograph Corp. report the
following personnel changes; Elmer Clark
has joined the Army; Lee Gherke left
the firm to enter defense work at Curtiss-
Los Angeles
AN 16077
OPERATORS! Workmen's Compensation Insurance!
$25.00 DEPOSIT WITH POSSIBILITY
DIVI~END
REFUND OF $5.00 10 $10.00
Why Pay More? Get Details Now!
Inc. 1929-
Zeigler Insurance Agency I ·Inc.
541 S. Spring St., MIchigan 0961
Specialists-Coin Machine Industry
Me ntion of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
Los Angeles, Ca if.
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Compare These Prices With Any Others!
All Machines Are Thoroughly Reconditioned; Ready to Operate
F IV E- BA LL FR E E P LAYS
A BC Bowl.r __ ...................... $29.50
All American .. _ ....................... 27.50
Anab.1 ................... _ ................ 17.50
Ar mada ............................. _ .... 27.50
Arrowhead .............................. 15.00
Attention ................................ 19.50
Air Circus .......................... ~ .. 77.50
Bandwagon _ ........................... 17.50
Bally B.auty .......................... 10.00
Banner .. _ ... __ .. ________ ... ___ .. _ ... __ . 12.50
Battle. Used. R.bu ilt
Zomb i • .............................. 79.50
Battle. New. Rebuilt
Zombi • ................................ 109.50
Bell. Hop .............................. 27.50
Big Chief .............................. 22.50
Big Ti m • .............................. 17.50
Big Town ................................ 12.50
Boom T ow n _. ___ ..... ____________ .. ____ 19.50
Brit. Spot .............................. 15.00
Broadcast ................................ 2 1.50
Commodore. Reb u ilt .......... 29.50
Crossfine ......... _ ..... _ ................ 25.00
D.f. n ••.................................... 109.50
Dixi • ..... _ .................................. 17.50
Doub le Feature ...................... 15.00
Dough boy ................................ 18.50
Di ve
COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
22
FOR
NOVEMBER
1942
Bomber
........................ 42.50
Dud. Ra nc h ............................
Eu reka ....................................
F ifth Inn ing ..........................
F lag S h ip ..............................
F lick.r ....................................
Go ld Star ................................
Holdover _ .................................
Lancer ......................................
Leag ue Leader ......................
Leg ionnaire
.. ___ ....
Li berty. R.bui lt
Flick.r. Used ....................
Lib.rty. Reb ui lt
Fli cker. N. w ....................
Majors ........
. ........
Mills 1-2-3 ( 1939) ............
Monicker ..
. ..................
15.00
34.50
19.50
17.50
17.50
22.50
17.50
17.50
22.50
27.50
59.50
89.50
31.50
39.50
69.50
Mystic ...................................... $22.50
Pan Am erican ........................ 24.50
P ick -Em ..................................
Pl ay Ba ll ...................... _ .........
Pursu it ....................................
Rotat ion ..................................
Roxy ........................................
Scandals of 1942.
Rebu il t Foll ies ................
Scor. Ch amp ........................
S.ven UP ................................
Sea Ha wk ................................
S how Boat ..............................
S ilv.r Skates ........................
Skyli n. . ...................................
Snappy ....................................
Speed Demon ........................
Spinni ng Reels ......................
Spot P ool ..............................
Sport Parade ........................
Spott.m ..................................
Stars ........................................
S u nb.am ..................................
S upercharger ..........................
Su p.r Six ............................
Sta r Attraction ....................
T.n Spot ..................................
Topic ........................................
Tri umph ..................................
Twi n Six ................................
Ump ......................
Vacation
. .....................
Vogue ......................................
West Win d ..........................
Wild Fi re ..............................
Wow ........................................
Zig Zag ....................................
10.00
27.50
27.50
15.00
17.50
29.50
15.00
27.50
23.50
49.50
24.50
17.50
37.50
12.50
49.50
32.50
24.50
10.00
27.50
29.50
15.00
12.50
42.50
32.50
69.50
10.00
15.00
19.50
15.00
12.50
49.50
27.50
17.50
42.50
AR CA DE EQU I PM E NT
ABT Mod. F T arg.t... ......... $ 12.50
A BT J u ngl. Hu nt _ ...... _ ........ 27.50
Arcade Gr ipp.r ...................... 22.50
Big Game Hu nter ................ 10.00
Bingo ............................... _........ 7.50
Chicago Coin Hockey.
N.w .... _.
. ............ 259.50
Dava l Bu mper B o wl ~
ing. 9 Foot ........................ $32.50
Electric Defense Gun,
Ic Shocker. U •• d ........... _ .... 2 1.50
El ectric Defense Gu n,
Ic S hocker . N.w ................ 29.50
Ex hib it Iron Cl a w ................ 39.50
Exh . Musc le Build. r ............ 122.50
Exh_ Pu nchi ng Bag .............. 122.50
F lip per. N.w _......................... 7.50
F li pp.r. Ic.............................. 3.50
Gott. S i ng l. Gri pp.r............ 8.50
Hig h Strik.r. Ic .................... 59.50
Internati onal Muto -
scope Crane Digger .......... 39.50
Inte r nationa l Muto-
sco pe P hoto ma tic ............ 575.00
Kee ney S ub . Gun , New .... 249.50
Keeney Texas Leag uers,
Used .........................
.. 42.50
Kee ney Ant i- Aircraft,
Black .................................... 49.50
Mountain Clim ber
(Gro.tc h.n) ........................ 149.50
Official Swee pstakes,
on Base................................ 6.00
Paci fic Baseba ll .................... 39.50
P hotosco pe, Count er
Mod.I ..................................... 17.50
Pingo. Ic ............................. _. 12.50
Pikes Peaks ............................ 17.50
P ostage St am p Mac hin es,
Ic and 3c............................ 7.50
Sh in ny ( Ke.n.y), I c .............. 27.50
S hi pman Select a
Vi ew a nd Base, New ...... 37.50
Sh ipm a n, S elect a
Vi ew and Bas •• U •• d ....... 25 .00
Smiling Sa m Pean ut
V.nder. Ic ........................ 15.00
S tar EI.c. Hoist ................ 39.50
S ubmar ine, Use d ................. 189.50
Wa t li ng Hi Boy Scale
( P or. ) ................................ 24.50
Terms: One-Third Deposit, Balance C .O.D .
Send for Our Complete Price List on Any Games You Are Interested In
IDEAl. NOVEI.TY COMPANY
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
2823 LOCUST ST.
~t. tcUiJ
ST. LOUIS-The Missouri Amusement
Machine Association and the Associated
Phonograph Owners of St. Louis attended
a special meeting at Hotel Melbourne, on
Oct. 26, to hear Mr. Mason, Regional Di-
rector of the Office of Defense Transporta-
tion, explain the proper method to use in
fillin g out the ~pplication for Certificate
of War Necessity form for Commercial
Vehicles. The presence of Mason at the
meeting was arranged by the executive
committees of the two groups who were
cognizant of the fact that the majority of
the coinmen were perplexed by the phrase-
ology of the directive. Here is some of
the information required on the form:
1. Total miles driven by each truck,
each month in 1941 and 1942.
2. Total gallons of gas used by each
truck each month in 1941 and 1942.
3. Number of trips each truck made
per month in 1941 and 1942.
4. Number of machines each truck
will carry and the average daily
load.
Mason cleared a lot of obscure points
for the coinmen and complimented them
upon the spirit of patriotic cooperation
shown.
Members of the coin machine industry
in the St. Louis area have pitched in with
a will in helping with the nation-wide col-
lection of scrap metal. Besides scouring
their homes and business premises for the
much needed scrap they have loaned their
trucks - and personal services to the com-
16MM ••
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YOUR VOICE ON PAPER-
THAT'S PRINTING
Make It Tell Your Story With
Style and Speed!
Send for List
We tell the Coin Machine Industry story
as you w ould! S ee for yourself why w e
defy compelition . . • let us handle your
n ext printing job! Remember - We b eat
quotations from all p rinting plants in the
West! Gel th e best for the least!
LES LORDEN
HOLDSWORTH PRINT SHOP
W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles
128 So . Alma St.
SOUND, FILMS
~313
mi ttees in charge of the collection. School
children Commando groups were formed
to get out the scrap and it was with these
Commandos that the members of the in-
dustry cooperated.
Bill Wilson is remodeling the service
shop of the Davies Novelty Co. to include
a new department for bingos.
Walter Gummersheimer, sales manager
of the Aristocrat Cabinet Co. is working
umpteen hours a day introducing the
company's new cabinet.
Sam Singer of the Royalty Novelty Co.
is looking for a remedy for insomnia. He
recently paid off a bet on the ball games
amounting to $187 to Carl Trippe of the
Ideal Novelty Co.
McCall Novelty Co. has welcomed into
their organization two new servicemen ; J.
B. Kelley who was formerly with Auto-
matic Vendor Co. Mobile, Ala., and Carl
Kolmar, phonograph serviceman from De-
troit.
Ely A. Yaffee is the new office manager
at Ideal Novelty. Another new addition to
the Ideal staff is Hans Bussihan, auditor.
Frank Harris of Dexter, Mo., was among
the out of town visitors to St. Louis show·
rooms in la te October.
Erwin Kress, is back in the coin ma-
chine business after an absence of three
. years. He will operate phonos and pin
tables.
William Singer, Royal Novelty Co. is
fightin g in the Air Corps somewhere in
the Pacifi c.
Something of a trend was indicated
when the Ideal Novelty Co. purchased
two motorcycles for duty on the routes
at the same tim e that Joe Morris was
reported having bought an Austin for the
same purpose. Conservation of gas, tires,
and trucks is the idea.
Harold Brown, Effingham, Ill. operator,
visited members of the industry in late
October.
Advance Phonograph Corp. report the
following personnel changes; Elmer Clark
has joined the Army; Lee Gherke left
the firm to enter defense work at Curtiss-
Los Angeles
AN 16077
OPERATORS! Workmen's Compensation Insurance!
$25.00 DEPOSIT WITH POSSIBILITY
DIVI~END
REFUND OF $5.00 10 $10.00
Why Pay More? Get Details Now!
Inc. 1929-
Zeigler Insurance Agency I ·Inc.
541 S. Spring St., MIchigan 0961
Specialists-Coin Machine Industry
Me ntion of THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
Los Angeles, Ca if.
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