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Jennings Buckaroo (1956)
Incredible restored quarter Buckaroo from Reno’s Nevada Club. Works great and looks even better.
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Jennings Sportsman Golf Ball Vendor (1936)
Beautiful original slot with great action. Centerpiece of any collection.
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Clawson Dice by Mike Gorski
Mechanism from 1902. So much fun to play.
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Watling Baseball Slot Machine(1933)
Beautiful Original Machine. Rare. Less than 5 known to exist
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Evans Bat-A-Score (1948)
One of the hardest to find Penny Arcade baseball machines in fantastic working condition
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Mills Futurity (1936)
Incredible restored nickel gimmick machine. Works great and looks even better.
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O.D. Jennings Silver Dollar Buckaroo (1954)
Beautiful restored slot. Almost never seen in dollar denomination. Museum quality
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Watling Rolatop Penny Gumball Slot (1936)
Rarest of the rare Rolatop slots. Beautifully restored. Looks and plays great.
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O.D. Jennings 50 cent Console Prospector Slot Machine (1948)
Jennings Classic from 'High Roller' rooms in Vegas and Reno.
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Stephens Beer Barrel Trade Stimulator (1934)
Tough to find machine. Very nice example. Black mark on front is a sticker not a flaw.
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Mills Baseball Slot Machine For Sale By Owner

Bright's Antique Slot Machine Restorations (703) 906-8389 3406 Burgundy Rd Alexandria, VA.
The Base Ball coin-operated Slot Machine by Mills Novelty Co. (circa 1929), and it's history and background, photos, repair help, manuals, for sale and wanted lists, and census survey is brought to you by The International Arcade Museum at the Museum of the Game.

The Mills Novelty Company Inc. Manufactured slot machines, vending machines, automatic music machines and jukeboxes. Mortimer Mills received a patent for a coin vending apparatus in the early 1890s. The company’s first upright slot machine was called the Mills Owl, introduced in 1897. This slot machine was housed in a late Victorian.

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