Automatic World
Issue: 1932-October - Page 16
AUTOMATIC
Sixteen
still coming for more. Production
is at its peak l'ight now-operators
are assured of getting their ma-
chines quick and of getting them
right.
Bill Rabkin is one of the leaders
in building automatic machines to-
day.
He has for many years
turned out some of the greatest mer-
chan dising plus amusement machine
hits which we have ever seen. There
was t he Old Mill, the Baby Muto-
scope, the Electric Traveling Crane,
t he Electric Mutoscope and now the
prize of them all, the Junior Crane.
Take advantage of this offer
which the AUTOMATIC WORLD
has obtained for their readers and
with each sample machine be assured
of a complete filling.
•
Jones-UH ow do you spend your
income?"
Smith-UAbout 30 per cent for
shelter, 30 per cent for clothing, 40
per cent for food and 20 per cent
for amusement."
We Are After
SAVE
National
Business
MONEY
and We Know
, ,
•
Write for
Our New
National
Business
Price List
•
Highest grade adjustable
genuine steel stands.
Fit
practically any machine-
large, or small, wide or :nar-
row.
$2.50 value at the special
price of
$1.55 Eacb
cash with order-while our
2, 000 last.
•
Mantell Now President
of National Coin Ma-
chine Corporation
There is no doubt that most of the
operators and jobbers throughout
the country know S. Carl Mantell
formerly with Royal Novelty Co. and
then Oriole in Baltimore.
Now
Sam, as he is known to most of his
fr iends, is president of the National
Coin Machine Corp., 1724 North
Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
His showrooms are perhaps the
most beautiful in the entire industry
today. This isn't boasting for they
were seen by a man who happens to
have visited with the greater major-
ity of jobbers and manufacturers in
Save You
All the New Games Now
Ready.
.
GOOFY ...
STEEPLECHASE - SCREWY - 3·
RING CIRCUS- ROCKOLA'S NEW
GAME-SQUIRLY- SILVER STAR
-ROYAL SCALES-ETC.
National Coin Machine Corp.
1724 No. Charles St. Baltimore, Md
S. CARL MANTELL, Pres.
Phone Vernon 3353
II
Jones-UBut that adds up to 120
per cent."
Smith-UThat's right."
We've Got to
Money to Get It.
• • •
Special Offer to Gain
1,000 New Customers
October, 1932
WORL.D
S. Carl Mantel and one of h is cus·
tom er s in fr ont of his Baltimore
office .
the country. He has a complete
new departure in display ideas.
There is a 50-foot repair depart-
ment and about 200 square feet of
storage space. Along with this is a
regularly equipped experimental lab-
oratory. Spraying room for making
old machines look like new and many
other novel innovations. More job-
bers today should design their offices
to meet the public appeal.
S. Carl Mantell should be highly
congratulated for showing the way
again to the distributors throughout
the country. He is also the Peo Mfg.
Co. headquarters for that part of the
country as well as exclusively rep-
resenting many of the outstanding
nationally known manufacturers.
I dentify yourself to advertisers by mentioning AUTO MATIC W ORLD
Sixteen
still coming for more. Production
is at its peak l'ight now-operators
are assured of getting their ma-
chines quick and of getting them
right.
Bill Rabkin is one of the leaders
in building automatic machines to-
day.
He has for many years
turned out some of the greatest mer-
chan dising plus amusement machine
hits which we have ever seen. There
was t he Old Mill, the Baby Muto-
scope, the Electric Traveling Crane,
t he Electric Mutoscope and now the
prize of them all, the Junior Crane.
Take advantage of this offer
which the AUTOMATIC WORLD
has obtained for their readers and
with each sample machine be assured
of a complete filling.
•
Jones-UH ow do you spend your
income?"
Smith-UAbout 30 per cent for
shelter, 30 per cent for clothing, 40
per cent for food and 20 per cent
for amusement."
We Are After
SAVE
National
Business
MONEY
and We Know
, ,
•
Write for
Our New
National
Business
Price List
•
Highest grade adjustable
genuine steel stands.
Fit
practically any machine-
large, or small, wide or :nar-
row.
$2.50 value at the special
price of
$1.55 Eacb
cash with order-while our
2, 000 last.
•
Mantell Now President
of National Coin Ma-
chine Corporation
There is no doubt that most of the
operators and jobbers throughout
the country know S. Carl Mantell
formerly with Royal Novelty Co. and
then Oriole in Baltimore.
Now
Sam, as he is known to most of his
fr iends, is president of the National
Coin Machine Corp., 1724 North
Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
His showrooms are perhaps the
most beautiful in the entire industry
today. This isn't boasting for they
were seen by a man who happens to
have visited with the greater major-
ity of jobbers and manufacturers in
Save You
All the New Games Now
Ready.
.
GOOFY ...
STEEPLECHASE - SCREWY - 3·
RING CIRCUS- ROCKOLA'S NEW
GAME-SQUIRLY- SILVER STAR
-ROYAL SCALES-ETC.
National Coin Machine Corp.
1724 No. Charles St. Baltimore, Md
S. CARL MANTELL, Pres.
Phone Vernon 3353
II
Jones-UBut that adds up to 120
per cent."
Smith-UThat's right."
We've Got to
Money to Get It.
• • •
Special Offer to Gain
1,000 New Customers
October, 1932
WORL.D
S. Carl Mantel and one of h is cus·
tom er s in fr ont of his Baltimore
office .
the country. He has a complete
new departure in display ideas.
There is a 50-foot repair depart-
ment and about 200 square feet of
storage space. Along with this is a
regularly equipped experimental lab-
oratory. Spraying room for making
old machines look like new and many
other novel innovations. More job-
bers today should design their offices
to meet the public appeal.
S. Carl Mantell should be highly
congratulated for showing the way
again to the distributors throughout
the country. He is also the Peo Mfg.
Co. headquarters for that part of the
country as well as exclusively rep-
resenting many of the outstanding
nationally known manufacturers.
I dentify yourself to advertisers by mentioning AUTO MATIC W ORLD
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