Coin Machine Review (& Pacific ...)
Issue: 1945 May - Page 67
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nnings Four Star Chief 5c, 2 Mills
Heads 5c, 1 Mills Blue Front 5c,
2 Mi lls Blue Fronts lOc, 2 Mills Blue
Fronts 25c, 7 metal stands. All machines
refin ished and reconditioned and out 30
days. Guaranteed in good mechanical con-
di tion. $2150.00 takes lot, uncra ted. 5
Bally Bulls converted to J ap. Make offer.
Write E. 1. WILLARD, 1227 1/2 Spring
Street, Paso Robles, Cal if.
(M-P)
~ ,oman
MECHANIC W ANTED' - - - - -_ _
Ex-serviceman with knowledge of coin
machine repairing. If not recently em-
ployed in repairing, but with proven abil-
ity, will be acceptable. Liberal salary and
excellent postwar opportunity w ith West
Coast Distributor. BOX 685, T he COIN
MACHINE REVIE\1(;', 1115 Venice B lvd.,
(M-C )
Los Angeles 15, Cal.
FOR SALE:- - -- - - -_ _ _ _ _
Coin Coun ting Machines. Standard J ohn-
son Model F, Coin Counter and Sorter,
sorts and counts at one operation, fac tory
overhauled, like new, $595.00; Abbo tt
Electric Counter Model 4E, canno t be told
from new, counts and wraps up to 12
rolls a minute, $425.00. 1/3 deposit, bal-
ance C.O.D. A. M. KENOMATIC, 851
South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles 14,
Cal.
(M-P)
BALL GUM WANTED,- -- --
COIN
MACHINIS
REVIEW
66
FOI
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No amount too large or too small. Please
state quantity and price. LONE STAR
VENDING CO., 108 Cox Avenue, San
Antonio 4, Texas.
( MJJ-P)
FOR SALE:- - -- - --
_ __ _
Five origin al head M ills Fou r Bells just
off location. Cleaned and checked. G uar-
anteed good operating condition, $575.00.
1/3 down, balance C.O.D. A. M. KENO -
MATrc, 851 South Grand Avenue, Los
(M-P)
Angeles 14, Cal.
__
9 Mercury, 12 Ginger, 6 Cubs, 3 Imps, 3
Tots, 1 Sparks, 5 Penny Packs, all 1c Cig-
arette Machines; 1 new Daval 21, 1 new
Groetchen 21, 2 Daval Reel 21, 1 Reel
Spot, 1 Baker's Bomb Hit-new, 1 Bally
Millwheel, 1 Groe tchen Pouchette, 1 Kick-
er Catcher, 2 1cWatling Gooseneck Ft.
Vend. 1-5c and l-lOc, Watling Gooseneck
Ft. Vend, l-lc Pace J. P. Ft. Vend, I-Ie
J ennings Duchess, 2-5e Jennings Goose-
neck]. P. Ft. Vend., 3-5c Pace Come ts.
All complete with keys, $420 takes all
machines. 1/ 3 deposit. A. E. CONDON
SALES CO., 1112 Main Street, Lewiston,
Idaho.
(M-P )
FOR SALE---,..- --
-
_ _ _
Recondi tioned, repain ted, work li ke new:
4 25c Goosenecks, $95.00 each ; 5 5c
Goosenecks, $85 .00 each ; 3 5c Triple J ack
Pots, 3-5, $135.00 each ; 10 5c Play Amer-
ican Eagles, check payout, never used,
$29.50 each. 1fz deposit, balance C.O.D.
LOUISIANA SALES AGENCY, Box 111,
M JJ -P)
V ille Platte, La.
ARCADE:- - - -- --
_ __ _
Chicken Sam, Jap Cunversion, $125.00;
Rapid Fire, $195.00; Tokio Gun, perfect,
$195.00; Anti-Aircraft, $65.00; Bally Al-
ley, $35 .00; Smiling Sam, like new, 3 M
cards, $135.00. KING PIN GAMES CO.,
826 M ills St., Kalamazoo 21, Michigan.
(MJJ-C)
MECHANIC WANTED
Excelle n t posit ion for experie n ced m e-
chani c on coin m a ch ines and p h o n o-
g r aph s wi th ' Ves t Coast D istributor lo -
cated in Los Angeles. Good sta rting sal-
ary . BOX 690, Co in Machi n e R eview,
1 1 15 Ven ice Bouleva r d, Los Angeles
15, Cali f.
IiIiiiii 13 3 ~
ADVERTISERS
are represented in
IF YOU WANT TO
SELL
Any Type of Coin-
Operated Equipment
-SEE-
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
this issue of
THE REVIEW
•
Remember:
"ADVERTISING STAYS
WHERE ADVERTISING PAYS"
MAY
1945
Let's J\fot (det Gaught
Like Jhis .Again!
PEARL HARBOR was the first time-and we were really caught off guard. Decem-
ber 16, 1944, was another time we were caught with our pants down. Up until
that time we, as a nation, had been taking it pretty much for granted that the
Nazi goose was cooked.
Then, into our plans for reconversion, burst the news that soldiers of the Am.eri:co:n
armies were retreating. And from this lesson we learned not to b e over-ophmlshc
and the quickest way to end the war was to STAY WITH IT, AND IN IT!
Now the n ews is more favorable but there's a long way to go to achieve final
victory . .. and wh e n it does come-WILL YOU BE CAUGHT WITH YOUR PANTS
DOWN? Use these months to build up customer relations and goodwill so that y ou
will have a r eady audience for the sales s tory you will have to tell after the war.
There's no better media to use for that purpose than the ONE monthly all worth-
while operators read and the only one to have shown an advertising and sub-
scription growth in th ese critical war months. We' d like an opportunity to tell you
more ... and as pape r permits, to prove that a proper seeding today will bring a
bumper crop tomorrow.
Jhe !REVIEW'S
SEVENTH WAR EOAN :NUMBER
Goes to Press on MAY 12th!
Get in Touch With Our Nearest Office Today
The COIN MACHINE REVIEW
1115 VEN ICE BLVD.
Fitzroy 8269
CHICAGO 1:
35 E. Wacker Drive
CEntral 1112
LOS ANGELES 15. CALIF.
NEW YORK 17:
441 Lexington Avenue
Murray Hill 2-5589
nnings Four Star Chief 5c, 2 Mills
Heads 5c, 1 Mills Blue Front 5c,
2 Mi lls Blue Fronts lOc, 2 Mills Blue
Fronts 25c, 7 metal stands. All machines
refin ished and reconditioned and out 30
days. Guaranteed in good mechanical con-
di tion. $2150.00 takes lot, uncra ted. 5
Bally Bulls converted to J ap. Make offer.
Write E. 1. WILLARD, 1227 1/2 Spring
Street, Paso Robles, Cal if.
(M-P)
~ ,oman
MECHANIC W ANTED' - - - - -_ _
Ex-serviceman with knowledge of coin
machine repairing. If not recently em-
ployed in repairing, but with proven abil-
ity, will be acceptable. Liberal salary and
excellent postwar opportunity w ith West
Coast Distributor. BOX 685, T he COIN
MACHINE REVIE\1(;', 1115 Venice B lvd.,
(M-C )
Los Angeles 15, Cal.
FOR SALE:- - -- - - -_ _ _ _ _
Coin Coun ting Machines. Standard J ohn-
son Model F, Coin Counter and Sorter,
sorts and counts at one operation, fac tory
overhauled, like new, $595.00; Abbo tt
Electric Counter Model 4E, canno t be told
from new, counts and wraps up to 12
rolls a minute, $425.00. 1/3 deposit, bal-
ance C.O.D. A. M. KENOMATIC, 851
South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles 14,
Cal.
(M-P)
BALL GUM WANTED,- -- --
COIN
MACHINIS
REVIEW
66
FOI
__
No amount too large or too small. Please
state quantity and price. LONE STAR
VENDING CO., 108 Cox Avenue, San
Antonio 4, Texas.
( MJJ-P)
FOR SALE:- - -- - --
_ __ _
Five origin al head M ills Fou r Bells just
off location. Cleaned and checked. G uar-
anteed good operating condition, $575.00.
1/3 down, balance C.O.D. A. M. KENO -
MATrc, 851 South Grand Avenue, Los
(M-P)
Angeles 14, Cal.
__
9 Mercury, 12 Ginger, 6 Cubs, 3 Imps, 3
Tots, 1 Sparks, 5 Penny Packs, all 1c Cig-
arette Machines; 1 new Daval 21, 1 new
Groetchen 21, 2 Daval Reel 21, 1 Reel
Spot, 1 Baker's Bomb Hit-new, 1 Bally
Millwheel, 1 Groe tchen Pouchette, 1 Kick-
er Catcher, 2 1cWatling Gooseneck Ft.
Vend. 1-5c and l-lOc, Watling Gooseneck
Ft. Vend, l-lc Pace J. P. Ft. Vend, I-Ie
J ennings Duchess, 2-5e Jennings Goose-
neck]. P. Ft. Vend., 3-5c Pace Come ts.
All complete with keys, $420 takes all
machines. 1/ 3 deposit. A. E. CONDON
SALES CO., 1112 Main Street, Lewiston,
Idaho.
(M-P )
FOR SALE---,..- --
-
_ _ _
Recondi tioned, repain ted, work li ke new:
4 25c Goosenecks, $95.00 each ; 5 5c
Goosenecks, $85 .00 each ; 3 5c Triple J ack
Pots, 3-5, $135.00 each ; 10 5c Play Amer-
ican Eagles, check payout, never used,
$29.50 each. 1fz deposit, balance C.O.D.
LOUISIANA SALES AGENCY, Box 111,
M JJ -P)
V ille Platte, La.
ARCADE:- - - -- --
_ __ _
Chicken Sam, Jap Cunversion, $125.00;
Rapid Fire, $195.00; Tokio Gun, perfect,
$195.00; Anti-Aircraft, $65.00; Bally Al-
ley, $35 .00; Smiling Sam, like new, 3 M
cards, $135.00. KING PIN GAMES CO.,
826 M ills St., Kalamazoo 21, Michigan.
(MJJ-C)
MECHANIC WANTED
Excelle n t posit ion for experie n ced m e-
chani c on coin m a ch ines and p h o n o-
g r aph s wi th ' Ves t Coast D istributor lo -
cated in Los Angeles. Good sta rting sal-
ary . BOX 690, Co in Machi n e R eview,
1 1 15 Ven ice Bouleva r d, Los Angeles
15, Cali f.
IiIiiiii 13 3 ~
ADVERTISERS
are represented in
IF YOU WANT TO
SELL
Any Type of Coin-
Operated Equipment
-SEE-
PAUL A. LAYMON
DISTRIBUTOR
this issue of
THE REVIEW
•
Remember:
"ADVERTISING STAYS
WHERE ADVERTISING PAYS"
MAY
1945
Let's J\fot (det Gaught
Like Jhis .Again!
PEARL HARBOR was the first time-and we were really caught off guard. Decem-
ber 16, 1944, was another time we were caught with our pants down. Up until
that time we, as a nation, had been taking it pretty much for granted that the
Nazi goose was cooked.
Then, into our plans for reconversion, burst the news that soldiers of the Am.eri:co:n
armies were retreating. And from this lesson we learned not to b e over-ophmlshc
and the quickest way to end the war was to STAY WITH IT, AND IN IT!
Now the n ews is more favorable but there's a long way to go to achieve final
victory . .. and wh e n it does come-WILL YOU BE CAUGHT WITH YOUR PANTS
DOWN? Use these months to build up customer relations and goodwill so that y ou
will have a r eady audience for the sales s tory you will have to tell after the war.
There's no better media to use for that purpose than the ONE monthly all worth-
while operators read and the only one to have shown an advertising and sub-
scription growth in th ese critical war months. We' d like an opportunity to tell you
more ... and as pape r permits, to prove that a proper seeding today will bring a
bumper crop tomorrow.
Jhe !REVIEW'S
SEVENTH WAR EOAN :NUMBER
Goes to Press on MAY 12th!
Get in Touch With Our Nearest Office Today
The COIN MACHINE REVIEW
1115 VEN ICE BLVD.
Fitzroy 8269
CHICAGO 1:
35 E. Wacker Drive
CEntral 1112
LOS ANGELES 15. CALIF.
NEW YORK 17:
441 Lexington Avenue
Murray Hill 2-5589
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