Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1943 March - Page 12
Between your Money
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.. and THIEVES !
is a tough little cylind er lock, specially designed
to resist picking and forcing. ILCa specialized
in Coin Machine Locks before the war - and
will be ready for your business after the war.
INDEPENDENT LOCK COMPANY
FIT C H BUR G, MAS SAC H USE T T S·
Branches in aU Principal Cities
Applaud United Games
CO IN
MACHINI .
UV,IIW
12
FOR
MARCH
1943
CHICAGO-That marble table operators
appreciate the thoroughness with which
the United Manufacturing Co. refurbishes
old games and returns them to operators
sparkling as new money·makers is plainly
evident when one visits the United fa ctory
and sees the heavy shipments of old games
arriving and new games going out to all
parts of the country.
To follow a game through the United
plant is like watching a magician proceed
with one of his best demonstrations. Little
by little the old game fades away and in
its place appears one with its face lifted,
its broken parts repaired, its outside ap·
pearance altered and improved by new paint
and decals, and what's more-a worn out
playing idea replaced by a new and differ·
ent one that will win new customers im·
mediately when placed on location.
In the West Paul A. Laymon in Los An·
~
able rats. Figure is made of wooden fibre
composition and th e accompanying scenery
is processed in sixteen colors and possesses
plenty of Hash and eye appeal.
"Our 'Victory Model- Axis Rats' conver·
sion has been shown to several distributors
and operators," said Thomson, " and they
are exceptionally enthusiastic about the new
unit. We have manufactured and sold
thousands of units during the past year.
Our every best effort was put forth on the
new 'Victory Model,' which we are now
releasing, to produce a unit absolutely suo
New
perior to anything ever produced in the
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. - Harold W.
past and we believe we have accomplished
Thompson is offering to the trade a new
it.
deluxe conversion for Chicken Sam and
"I can truthfully say that any Chicken
Jailbird machines known as the "ViCtory
Sam or Jailbird machine converted to the
Model-Axis Rats on the Run."
'Victory Model' will have plenty of appeal'
The new conversion unit surpasses any .
to the public and the operator has merely
of the previous Thompson units which sold
to install the unit and enlarge the cash box
up into the thousands in all parts of the
for it certainly will get the money."
country. The new Victory Model pictures
Hitler and the Jap in the form of det6St-
geles and the Advance Automatic Sales in
San Francisco have been doing a splendid
job for United and have shipped a great
number of old Double Plays, Sun Beams
and Zombies and in turn uncrated new
Grand Canyons, Arizonas, Sun Valleys and
Midways fresh from the United plant.
In addition to rendering this much need·
ed service to the Industry United is doing
considerable war work and adding more
and more each week.
Thompson Conversion
.........................
Robbins Offers New Cards
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~ NEW &. USED CONSOLES-ARCADE EQUIPMENT ~
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NEW CONSOLES
~ ~~~~: s~~~~r B;;ii"5ii" ciiii'.i1iiii;;::::::::::::::::$m:~g
~
Jumbo Parado Con y.rtibl. ...............
.. ....... 177.50
Bally Club B.II...............
.. ............. 257.50
~
USED CONSOLES
~
""III
Keeney Supor Bell 5c Cony.rtibl . .................. $167.50
practically like n.w
Ga ll oping Dominos-1941
practically lik. n.w
Bally Club Bell....
""III
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A RCADE EQUIPMENT
...
~~tI~!g'h.!:~ciiii. ::~
Buckley Daily Double-used on ly 30 day.-
..4l1lI
SIlYor Moon .......................................................... 107.50
Big Garno .............................................................. 67.50
Jackpot" model,
400.00
............... 287.50
. .............. 157.50
.................. :::::::::$2~:~
Bally Rapid Fir..... .......................
137.50
SLOT MACHINE STANDS
Mill. Sto.1 Folding Stand...........
.. ....... $ 5.75
Box Slot Machino Stand...... .........................
8.75
All machine. are offered subject to prior lale.
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TERMS: 1/ 3 doposit; ba lanc. ship pod C.O .. D .• F.O.B. Roanoko.
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EXCHA!~~K~Y~ t
MACHINE
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NEW YORK- Picture post cards have
always been fast sellers in retail stores.
However, something really new in this field
is being offered by D. Robbins & Co., in
"Slam the Axis" post cards. The well
known artist, Joe Gross, has created a se·
ries of six clever drawings, all of a humor·
ous nature, which are being printed in
standard post card size. The card will re-
tail at 6 for lOco
The cards should play an important part
in psychological warfare, as each subject
"slams the Axis" and helps drive home the
fact that only unconditional surrender will
satisfy the United Nations. The cards are
packed six different subjects in a self-mail-
ing envelope and 50 envelopes in an at-
tractive counter display box.
D. Robbins states that advance orders
placed by operators, jobbers and distribu-
tors indicates that the sale of the cards
will be tremendous.
Since we insure hundreds of your present and .prospedive loca-
OPERATORS!
tions as Insurance Supervisors for the Southern California Tavern Association. is it not
good business for you to insure with us?
A sk the Operat ors Who Do So!
Zeigler Insurance Agency I 'Inc.
54r S. Sprlllg St •• MIchigan 096 r
Spec:1a llsts-Coln Mach ine In dustr y
Mention of THE CO IN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
Los .Ange les. Calif.
•
.. and THIEVES !
is a tough little cylind er lock, specially designed
to resist picking and forcing. ILCa specialized
in Coin Machine Locks before the war - and
will be ready for your business after the war.
INDEPENDENT LOCK COMPANY
FIT C H BUR G, MAS SAC H USE T T S·
Branches in aU Principal Cities
Applaud United Games
CO IN
MACHINI .
UV,IIW
12
FOR
MARCH
1943
CHICAGO-That marble table operators
appreciate the thoroughness with which
the United Manufacturing Co. refurbishes
old games and returns them to operators
sparkling as new money·makers is plainly
evident when one visits the United fa ctory
and sees the heavy shipments of old games
arriving and new games going out to all
parts of the country.
To follow a game through the United
plant is like watching a magician proceed
with one of his best demonstrations. Little
by little the old game fades away and in
its place appears one with its face lifted,
its broken parts repaired, its outside ap·
pearance altered and improved by new paint
and decals, and what's more-a worn out
playing idea replaced by a new and differ·
ent one that will win new customers im·
mediately when placed on location.
In the West Paul A. Laymon in Los An·
~
able rats. Figure is made of wooden fibre
composition and th e accompanying scenery
is processed in sixteen colors and possesses
plenty of Hash and eye appeal.
"Our 'Victory Model- Axis Rats' conver·
sion has been shown to several distributors
and operators," said Thomson, " and they
are exceptionally enthusiastic about the new
unit. We have manufactured and sold
thousands of units during the past year.
Our every best effort was put forth on the
new 'Victory Model,' which we are now
releasing, to produce a unit absolutely suo
New
perior to anything ever produced in the
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. - Harold W.
past and we believe we have accomplished
Thompson is offering to the trade a new
it.
deluxe conversion for Chicken Sam and
"I can truthfully say that any Chicken
Jailbird machines known as the "ViCtory
Sam or Jailbird machine converted to the
Model-Axis Rats on the Run."
'Victory Model' will have plenty of appeal'
The new conversion unit surpasses any .
to the public and the operator has merely
of the previous Thompson units which sold
to install the unit and enlarge the cash box
up into the thousands in all parts of the
for it certainly will get the money."
country. The new Victory Model pictures
Hitler and the Jap in the form of det6St-
geles and the Advance Automatic Sales in
San Francisco have been doing a splendid
job for United and have shipped a great
number of old Double Plays, Sun Beams
and Zombies and in turn uncrated new
Grand Canyons, Arizonas, Sun Valleys and
Midways fresh from the United plant.
In addition to rendering this much need·
ed service to the Industry United is doing
considerable war work and adding more
and more each week.
Thompson Conversion
.........................
Robbins Offers New Cards
~
~ NEW &. USED CONSOLES-ARCADE EQUIPMENT ~
~
NEW CONSOLES
~ ~~~~: s~~~~r B;;ii"5ii" ciiii'.i1iiii;;::::::::::::::::$m:~g
~
Jumbo Parado Con y.rtibl. ...............
.. ....... 177.50
Bally Club B.II...............
.. ............. 257.50
~
USED CONSOLES
~
""III
Keeney Supor Bell 5c Cony.rtibl . .................. $167.50
practically like n.w
Ga ll oping Dominos-1941
practically lik. n.w
Bally Club Bell....
""III
~
~
~
A RCADE EQUIPMENT
...
~~tI~!g'h.!:~ciiii. ::~
Buckley Daily Double-used on ly 30 day.-
..4l1lI
SIlYor Moon .......................................................... 107.50
Big Garno .............................................................. 67.50
Jackpot" model,
400.00
............... 287.50
. .............. 157.50
.................. :::::::::$2~:~
Bally Rapid Fir..... .......................
137.50
SLOT MACHINE STANDS
Mill. Sto.1 Folding Stand...........
.. ....... $ 5.75
Box Slot Machino Stand...... .........................
8.75
All machine. are offered subject to prior lale.
~
TERMS: 1/ 3 doposit; ba lanc. ship pod C.O .. D .• F.O.B. Roanoko.
,..
~
...
,.
....
,..
~
~
~
l .........................
!~,~E~!~y!!·IIINC
EXCHA!~~K~Y~ t
MACHINE
~
~
NEW YORK- Picture post cards have
always been fast sellers in retail stores.
However, something really new in this field
is being offered by D. Robbins & Co., in
"Slam the Axis" post cards. The well
known artist, Joe Gross, has created a se·
ries of six clever drawings, all of a humor·
ous nature, which are being printed in
standard post card size. The card will re-
tail at 6 for lOco
The cards should play an important part
in psychological warfare, as each subject
"slams the Axis" and helps drive home the
fact that only unconditional surrender will
satisfy the United Nations. The cards are
packed six different subjects in a self-mail-
ing envelope and 50 envelopes in an at-
tractive counter display box.
D. Robbins states that advance orders
placed by operators, jobbers and distribu-
tors indicates that the sale of the cards
will be tremendous.
Since we insure hundreds of your present and .prospedive loca-
OPERATORS!
tions as Insurance Supervisors for the Southern California Tavern Association. is it not
good business for you to insure with us?
A sk the Operat ors Who Do So!
Zeigler Insurance Agency I 'Inc.
54r S. Sprlllg St •• MIchigan 096 r
Spec:1a llsts-Coln Mach ine In dustr y
Mention of THE CO IN MACHINE REVIEW is your best introduction to our advertisers.
Los .Ange les. Calif.
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