Made by Bull Novelty Co. of Buffalo NY c. 1905
Bull's Head Perfume Machine
- Insert a penny in the slot on top of the head, pull down the horns and perfume would come out his mouth. This is designed for the perfume to go on a handkerchief and then applied. Can you imagine going into a bathroom and this hanging on the wall. It is a heavy piece which is made of cast iron. Nice Original vintage vending machine
made by the Van Lansing Co. when it was patented in 1933.
The Van-Lite Lighter Fluid Machine
The company was bought out in 1951 by the Atlas Mfg & Sales Co.
- Insert a penny, press down handle and machine dispenses lighter fluid to refill your lighter. Nice example of a vintage vending machine
made by the J. L. Cornet Co c. 1932.
The Cornet Aspirin vintage vending machine
- This vintage vending machine has a cast-iron base and the mechanism with with a cylinder-shaped sheet metal body and lid. It vends a 5 cent Handy Pack of Aspirin.
made by the Perfume Service Co. c 1920's
Perfume Vending Machine
- This art deco styled perfume machine offered the customer two different selections. The coin operated machine has a big beveled mirror on front so the customer could check their appearance. Squirty Boy is not the original decal that came on the machine.
1¢ Roovers Madamoiselle Zita Fortune Teller Automaton
Madam Zita Fortune Teller Machine
- A Mike Gorski original replica of the Roovers Brothers fortune telling card vendor produced between 1895 and 1904. By use of the mechanical arm at the machine's side, Madame Zita pulls a lever and turns to grab the dispensed fortune card with her other hand, dropping it down a chute for the operator. Nice example of a vintage penny arcade machine.
Puss in Boots Fortune Teller Machine
Mike Gorski original replica of the Roovers Brothers classic fortune teller
- When a coin is placed in the slot and the handle on the right side of the machine is pulled, a series of motions occur. The cat dips his head, his arm holding a dustpan style tray receives a card from the vendor while his right hand, which holds a cane, lifts the lid of the wicker basket, and his body turns to drop your fortune from his tray, all while the cat's head turns and nods. Nice example of a vintage arcade machine
"Olga Queen of the Gypsies "
- This came out of Coney Island. Yes, those are bullet holes. I saw this sign on Ebay several years and just had to have it. She now hangs over our fireplace. I do have a black and white photo of it hanging in Coney Island, Olga Queen of the Gypsies is definitely a one of a kind Piece of antique advertising, folk art an
Bluebird Perfume Vendor c. 1928
- Would give you a squirt of perfume for each nickle deposited. Insert a nickle and turn the handle on the left side and you would receive a suirt of perfume. The perfume would be sprayed on a handkerchief and then applied. It was available also in 1 cent and 10 coin operated machine as well
5¢ Clawson Dice Machine
- This is a Mike Gorski creation utilizing an original mechanism. The original machines were manufactured by Clawson Machine Co. during the 1890's. Depositing a nickel into the coin slot automatically starts the machine, rotating dual dice cups. The total number shown on the dice corresponds with a fortune on the card. Nice example of a vintage penny arcade machine
Made by American Mutoscope & Biograph Co c 1899
Clamshell Mutoscope
- Here’s our Clamshell mutoscope Model DL Made by the American Mutoscope & Biograph Co, New York c. 1899. The movie is The Courtesan. The marquee card is cardboard and original.
1950 Seeburg 100 Select Model B Jukebox
Seeburg 45 RPM Jukebox model b
- The Seeburg "B" Jukebox was introduced in Oct of 1950 for the 1951 year. Seeburg was the first with 100 selections in the Model A but strived for more tunes without increasing the size of the jukebox cabinet. The jukebox operates off a dime (2 plays) or a quarter (6 plays). We've owned this jukebox for 35 plus year.
Blackhawk Aspirin Machine
All Original Blackhawk Aspirin Machine
Blackhawk Aspirin machine is in all original condition with a great front decal. This machine operated with a gravity feed mechanism that dispensed a small metal pack of 4 aspirin. This example shows wear to the original paint, a 95% front decal and it operates correctly. Reference: "Silent Salesman Too" by Bill Enes, page 258. Item Dimensions: 12" x 7 - 3/4" x 6". Hard to find machine.
Blackhawk Aspirin Machine