Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)

COIN
MACHINE
REVIEW
12
FOR
JULY
1945
Two of us were sitting at a small table at
lunch the other day, not talking much, but
thinking a lot of this business and its
future. The reason for our "silence was that
a few hours before we had received word
of a former operator who would not reo
turn from the war.
As we s~t, lost in unhappy reverie, a
mutual acquaintance took a seat at a table
across the room. We nodded to him casually,
distracted by the troubled thoughts that ran
through our minds, but, as lunch proceeded,
we glanced back, and gradually his person·
ality and the problem that he represents
in this world of ours began to seep through
to our consciousness. We kept looking at
this acquaintance, sizing him up and-
through him-shaping up some thoughts
of a difficulty that is facing all of us at
home.
'
It concerns that day when peace returns
and, with it, the thousands upon thousands
of men who will come back. We thought
more and more about this fellow across the
room and those others who have been reap·
ing a harvest of dollars while on the other
side of the world men have fought.
This fellow had on an expensive suit;
the style and the way the cloth sat looked
Well, he's riding the tide now, and with
a dismal record of handling his customers
on service and decent consideration, his
chance for a rough time in the future seems
pretty good.
Yet, how many of us, are like him today.
We've made money and it's given a lot
of us "air" that just shouldn't be there.
It has made some friends but it has made
more enemies. We've become, many of us,
successful entrepreuners or specialists.
What will happen when the world gets
back to normal? It's enough to make you
stop and think, and right now is the time
to have that little talk with yourself in the
mirror, weigh yourself and make future
plans. If you do, you'll view the future with
humility and ascribe the finanical advan·
tages you've had in these war years more
due to conditions than to your own ability.
Don't sell yourself short on the years
ahead.
good. His shirt was one of those soft, easy·
resting ones and the tie he wore had a lot
of colors and we could picture the price
tag above the rack it was on. When he left,
we remembered the times-in I93S-and
years thereafter, when he sat across from
us in our office and we talked to him about
his problems and tried to help him along.
ANOTHER MONTH NEARER
TOTAL VICTORY!
HELP BRING IT CLOSER -
MORE WAR BONDS
BUY
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INTERNATIONAL MDTOSCOPE CORPORATION
PENNY ARCADE HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1895
Manufacturer. of Photomatlc and Other Famous Coin Operated Equipment
44·01 ELEVENTH STREET, LONG ISLAND CITY I, NEW YORK
Oppc/'tuhit~
-----------------------ARCADE----------------------
12 Mutoscope Picture Machines ............ the lot
(Complete with reels and signs)
8 Rapid Fires ................................................ ea.
5 Air Raiders ,. ............................................... ea.
3 Tokio Guns ................................................. .ea.
2 Keeney Sub. Glins ........................................ ea.
1 Whee Gee Mystic, New..................................
$325.00
2
1
1
1
3
1
3
149.50
175.00
175.00
150.00
229.50
Seeburg Hockey ........................................ ea.
85.00
Mutoscope Tennis ........................................... .
85.00
Pollard Golf ................................................... .
75.00
Shoot A Bazooka ............................................. . 179.50
Jap Guns (Chicken SamL ......................... ea. 139.50
Seeburg Chute the Chutes ........................ ea. 149.50
Bowl A Bombs-Short Skee Ball ................ ea. 150.00
SLOTS----------------------
8
5
1
1
Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
Original Chromes 5c .......................... ea. $325.00
Brown Fronts 5c .................................. ea. 275.00
BrowlI Front 10c .................................. ea. 345.00
Gold Chrome 25c ................................ ea. 425.00
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1 Mills Golf Ball 25c ...................................... _ea.
1 Mills Club Bell 5c .......................................... ea.
1 Mills Club Bell 25c ........................................ ea.
All the above equipment like new.
225.00
475.00
525.00
SPECIAL FOR A CLUB
3 Mills Extraordinarys 3/ 5 Pay
All like new 5c, 10c, 25c-Will Be Sold as a Set Only
PARTS - - - - - -
Rapid Fire Motors, New .................................... ea. $25.00
Rapid Fire Gun Casings .................................... ea. 17.50
Gun Cable .......................................................... ea.
2.75
Gun Lenses .......................................................... ea.
2.50
Mills Phono M.9tors, New .................................. ea. 30.00
$650.00
ACCESSORIE'S
Permo Points, 100 ................................................ _ .... $30.00
Title Strips, 1000 Sheets.......................................... 3.50
Pin Table G/ass-Genco, Chicago Coin, Bally, Gottlieb,
Exhibit. (Case of (8) Lites $10.00)
DEPOSIT REQUIRED
EASTERN
SAJ.ES ~COMPANY
John Bilotta
Fred Iverson
1824 East Main Street
(Culver 5278)
Rochester 9, New York
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