Coin Slot

Coin Slot Magazine - #030 - 1977 - July [International Arcade Museum]
Wanted 1
cent cast iron scales, as is Paces Races. Ira Warren, 3007 Av. K.
Brooklyn, N.Y.
11210 (212) 951-6080.
Wanted to buy Coin Pianos, Mills Violin Machine, Band Organs, any Coin-
operated Music Machines, Bill Harris, c/o The Coin Slot, Box 612, Wheatridge,
Co. 80033 or call (303) 234-0695.
Title strip holder for 1426 Rock-Ola, plastics for 1428, metal foot and metal
color
wheel
for
Mechanism for
my
1015.
Jack
West,
821
Vine,
Cincinnati,
OH
45202.
Mills Check-Boy Case. Owen Fuhlrodt, P.O. Box 243,
Victor, CO 80860.
Mills Golden Bell, 1932 Mills Silent FOK, and Pace Kitty. Dave Evans, 7999
Keller Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio 45243.
LITTLE DUKE: top side casting with view glass. Noel Barrett, 507 Virginia
Ave., Alexandria, VA 22302.
Operator's Bell,
Mills Dewey, Chicago, etc. Call collect: (213) 375-6224.
Amplifier-control unit and title strip holder for Wurlitzer model P-12. Cabinet
for Wurlitzer Victory Model. Interested in buying pre-war Wurlitzer's, Rock-
Ola's Mill's and AMI's. Steve Schmitt,
7150 Palmer Park
Blvd. Colorado
Springs, Colorado 80915. (303) 574-1306.
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If the three arrows stop on any
one color the player wins.
This
machinehasthefinestdialeverputonamachine.it being finished in enameled
colors and nickel plated.
The arrows are highly j>olished.
The cabinet is of oak,
finished off with nickeled trimmings.
Outside circle on cabinet is nickel plated
and inlnid with mirrors and colored glass, making it the handsomest and most
attractive counter machine ii
'he market.
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