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Stock Exchange Rare Gambler Coin-op Device. Type of coin freed apparatus for amusement machines. The concept of British coin freed amusement machines was patented in the 1890s by George Haydon & Frank Harvey Urry. The 1900s style Stock Exchange Gaming Machine was manufactured in London, United Kingdom. This is one of

Double sided Vintage Spanish Conquistadores St Augustine Florida from the Oldest City Doubled sided wood plaque. Dimensions: 57 inch tall x 24 ½ inch wide. A Piece of history from the oldest city. In very good condition.

Genuine 1930s Ye-Elfe dice trade stimulator for sale. Player rolls Three of a Kind to win cigarettes from merchant vendor. In working condition.

You can roast your own Mr. Peanut in this! In honor of Planters mascot Mr. Peanut's demise, we're selling our vintage peanut shaped peanut warmer. It's a great entertainment piece for your game day parties! This late 1930s-1940s iconic peanut warmer was used in carnival and amusement parks to warm roasted peanuts.

A mutoscope is an early motion picture, coin-operated device. It does not project on a screen, but provides viewing to only one person at a time. Circa 1900, the mutoscope dominated the coin-in-the-slot “peep-show” business. A mutoscope works on the same principle as the “flip book.” Individual image frames are conventional black-and-white, silver-based photographic prints on tough, flexible opaque cards. Rather than being bound into a booklet, the cards are attached to a circular core, like a huge Rolodex. A reel typically holds about 850 cards, giving a viewing time of about a minute. A patron views the cards through a single lens enclosed by a hood. The cards might be lit electrically, but the reel is driven by means of a geared-down hand crank. Each machine holds a single reel and is dedicated to a short show, described by a poster affixed to the machine. Gamerooom Show offers both mutoscope machines and original vintage reels for sale.

c 1910 - 1915 Vintage Orton & Spooner English carousel style cockerel or rooster. Some call it a carousel rooster or carousel chicken figurine, but the English prefer the term carousel cockerel. This 6-foot double seater rooster carousel has great carving with detailed, double saddle. The neck of the figure was

Red Single Railroad Crossing Signal Light 8 inch Red Glass Lens with mounting bracket Offering a nice heavy duty red signal track light with red 8 inch glass lens. No damage or breaks. Nice condition and complete. Has a mounting bracket to mount on pole. Has wire but not been tested or the bulb been tested. Shipping

NATIONAL WEIGHING MACHINE COIN-OP SCALE Early floor model scale; face of scale is porcelain and with blue and white enameled dial, ornate cast iron column this scale also features embossed cast iron with bust medallions, ferns, foliate and geometric decoration; scale needs adjustment; The National Weighing machine,

Mills Novelty Co's early 1900s Conjurer fortune teller is the "only fortune teller machine that answers questions intelligently."

Coin operated Gustave Vichy Automaton of Peasant Boy and his Baby Pig in walnut paneled cabinet. 1900s machine of boy feeding piglet with seven movements.

c 1940s Exhibit Supply Kiss-O-Meter arcade coin operated machine for sale. Dispense coin and squeeze handle to "Measure the thrill of your kisses".

Gameroom Show repairs your antique slot machines from the 1900s to the 1940s.

Gorgeous cast iron horse race game for sale - aka Jockey, The Little Horse. This French manufactured Les Petits Chevaux gambling machine has wonderful play action, with elaborate castings and visually attractive graphics/dial. A fine collectible for your game room, billiards room, man cave or home decor. Select a

All patriotic Americans want to shake hands with Uncle Sam. This classic personality tester stands over six feet tall and is mounted on an oak cabinet.