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OL. 5, NO. 32 MAY 1. 1944 SERIAL NUMBER 136

“77ic Coin Machines Merry-Go-RoundBy Bill Gersh

POST-WAR ERA A'NATURAL FORCOIMMENIn keeping with the meeting of the manufacturers at the dinner and

entertainment in Chicago on .^ril 26, 1944 for the ,^nembers of the

and the trade press, and like all others in this coin operated

machines industry. The Cash Box has been studying the forecasts of

the nation*s leaders for the coming post-war era* These predictions

and the figures that are being presented with them, are carefullyconsidered only in the tie-up between the products of this industry

and the possibilities they express for the post-war expansion of this

business# After complete and due consideration, and as an adjunct to

the great many articles which have already appeared here. The Cash Box has come to the

conclusion, and boldly takes the stand, that the coming post-war era will prove a

’’natural” for coin operated equipment of every type#

According to leading economists, as well as the nation’s industrial leaders,

there will be more people at work after the war, than in any other peace period in thehistory of the nation# Statisticians have learned that Sb% of the women now engagedin war plants and other factories thruout the country want to remain at work# This

85^ is largely composed of single women. The greater majority of the married women,many of whom have husbands in the armed forces, feel that they want to return to dom-estic life the moment the war is over# These women workers will only be an additionto the great amount of labor that will prove necessary, according to the industrial-ists, and this will also assure the nation the lowest peacetime unemployment in its

history#

Naturally, with more people at work, the equipment of this industry, whether in

the amusement, merchandising or service divisions, will earn more. This is import-ant to all COinmen. Tho coinmen realize they will probably have to pay more forequipment, because of increased labor and material costs, they will be earning the

difference to make up for far and above this increase. With people at work in unusual-ly large numbers money will flow freely. And probably with some of the taxes todirectly pay for the war cut off, or at least pared down, there is also no doubt thatprofits, too, will be greater#

The backlog of orders in the auto industry alone is truly amazing. As one notedauto manufacturer publicly stated, "If I could build 9,000,000 autos during our firstproduction year after the war, I’d sell them." This same is true of the electricalappliance, home furnishings and many other fields (as reviewed sometime ago in TheCash Box) and which again means that money most definitely will flow freely in thegreatest spending spree in all the history of this country. In fact, leading indus-trialists claim that each day the backlog of orders grows greater, and that it maytake all of 25 years to catch up with demand. This is a rather broad statement, butwas made by one of the nation’s most noted engineers# This statement literally meansthat this country can look forward to a quarter century of tremendous prosperity af-ter the war. Coinmen must realize that they, too, will share in this prosperity#

A new era is also coming on all raw materials# Where formerly many metals wereused, the belief is that these may be replaced with cheaper plastics which will provejust as sturdy, will show up better, and will, at the same time, make life a loteasier for service and repair men# Whether these new materials will find their wayinto the coin operated machines field immediately after the war is as yet very doubt-ful. But there is no doubt that as manufacturing gets under way for this industry,new materials will begin to make their appearance, and changes will come about whichwill mean much better conditions for all coimen.

In addition to all this, and as the readers of The Cash Box already know, the in-crease in the number of locations which will come about will speed the way to thegreatest growth of this industry# Because of developments which were under way whenthe war started a great many new locations of all types were already assured for thistrade. Shifts in population have created new cities thruout the nation. More popula-tion shifts are coming after the war# Trailer camps by the hundreds are expected toblossom forth for a transient public# New villages and suburbs that are going tospring up as people get away from the heart of towns and cities mean so many more lo-

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cations. And in addition to all this it must also be remembered that new types of ma-

chines will of themselves require new types of locations. Therefore as far as loca-

tions are concerned, this industry can look forward to a grand era of great location

expansion after the war*

Ihe Cash Box has also many times discussed the export market# There is no doubt

that the British and Canadian markets could clear away every single machine the manu-

facturers could build their first full production year. There is also no doubt that

a great many more foreign countries will be coming here for machines of all types.

The American soldier and sailor have carried the thrill of coin operated amusement to

the farthest corners of the world. They have actually acted in the capacity of ad-

vance publicity agents for this industry. All present known types of machines andthe many new and different types expected to be presented in the post-war era willplay an extremely important role as far as the post-war export market is concerned.

As The Cash Box predicted many, many months ago, coin machines salesmen will fly to

Europe and A#ia with as much nonchalance as they formerly evinced in making a tripfrom Chicago to New York, The export market will require special treatment and withthe government already at work to aid exporters, so as to somewhat equalize the pres-ent financial balance, there is no doubt that this coin operated machines industry is

in for the greatest export boom in its history.

Expanded credit facilities are assured for the post-war era. Leading credit or-ganizations have already delved deeply into the coin machines field. Results haveassured them of the stability of certain types of equipment and there is no doubt that

eventually almost every type of machine will find a credit sponsor. This means that

the burden for cash outlay will be taken from the shoulders of those who have won finebusiness reputations. This easing of credit facilities means that the men in thisbusiness can expand to meet any situation, rapidly and economically,, and rest assuredof their capitalization remaining intact to a certain degree. Greater and easier cred-

it facilities are sure to help this industry to the greatest growth in its history.This is important. It is doubly important that all the industry cooperate to assure

itself that its credit will not be impaired and that it shall continue ahead with thefull courage of its convictions when the time does arrive, by maintaining and continu-ing to strive for the highest possible business standards.

Greater liberality is also assured co inmen for the post-war period. The presentsoldiers and sailors, as all coinmen know, are the voters, the fathers, the civic andindustrial leaders of tomorrow, and they are already demonstrating greater understand-ing of and liberality to coin operated equipment. That is why The Cash Box continuedto urge that the trade cultivate the player of tomorrow - the men of the armed services- for they will be the ones to bo depended upon to show greater liberality towards

the products of this industry, so that this industry can go further ahead. From allpresent indications there is no doubt that greater liberality is certain to eventuallyensue for all in this industry.

More workers mean more players. More satisfied players means greater liberalityfor tomorrow. Continue to bring smiles and satisfaction to people everywhere, cooper-ate with the community in every way, and this industry simply must go ahead, furtherahead than it has ever gone before, to the kind of an industry that those now engagedin this business have always dreamed about.

This industry ten years after the war is over will be unrecognizable to the aver-age person now engaged in it. It will be expanded to the greatest size in all itshistory. It will contain more progressive business men than ever before. It willmove with new and strangely different and probably better business methods#

This business is most definitely a business of tomorrow. It hasn*t even startedto grow. It hasn*t yet passed the cradle stage. It needs daring, courageous, farseeing men with outstanding vision. Ihere is opportunity for all in this business to-day - for this industry is a '‘natural" for the great tomorrow.

PLEDGE RECEIVES WIDE ACCLAIMThe pledge which appeared in the April 18 issue of Ihe Cash Box to help bring morespecific detail to the buyer regarding the condition of machines and merchandise priorto showroom or out-of-town sale, and to attempt to minimize and even eliminateshipping damage, received wide acclaim from all the trade. Signed pledges have flood-ed the offices here from every state in the union.

This, in itself, is sufficient proof that the average firm, buying or selling inthis industry today, is anxious to cooperate so as to assure all others of their hon-orable intentions. Many are now specifying in advance, the exact condition of the ma-chines or merchandise they are selling# They want the buyer to know just what he isbuying so that there will be no future complaints, Ihey are also doing the same thingin their own showrooms to those men who call to buy from them. By such honesty theyare bound to v/in the respect and acclaim of all with whom they deal.



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A printed certification of the pledge 'wrill go forward very shortly to all those

who have already signed and sent the pledge in# Those who havenH signed the pledgeas yet can still do so by referring to their April 18 issue.

RESULTS OF SURVEY NEXT WEEKThe next issue of The Cash Box will feature the results of the survey to determine a

standard for jobber and distributor recognition# The tremendous number of returnswhich have come in are definite proof of the interest all the trade has in this sur-vey. Not only leading distributors and jobbers themselves, but even manufacturers en-

tered into this survey. The number of operators who answered almost equal the number

of jobbers and distributors* Therefore a most complete cross section of the trade is

represented for the first time concerning so important a problem,

Ihe interest shown and the intelligent answers to the questions presented are a

surety that the trade will find its standard contained in the collective results. Each

answer received was for the bettermentand advancement of this industry thru a finerand clearer understanding of the line of demarcation between the wholesaling and opera-ting divisions of this trade.

It is understood that some are of the belief that the manufacturers may continuealong former principles used in appointing jobbers and distributors* Yet the great

majority are of the belief that the trade itself has indicated its desires in the

answers given in this survey and that these are sure to bear the proper weight to gainthe trade what it wants in this direction.

There is no doubt that the answers given in this survey and the result whichthese answers have brought about are sure to create great interest and much comment#from all in this industry. This is the time to arrange for a clearer understanding.The post-war era is rapidly approaching and to be properly prepared for it will meanfaster and better action for all concerned.

NATIONAL TAX COUNCIL NEEDEDSome months ago Tie Cash Box discussed the need for a National Tax Council, A councilof outstanding men financed by this industry who would be in position to maintain thenecessary data, records, briefs, eases, histories, etc,, etc,, to help coinmen in anyterritory, when exorbitant taxation appeared imminent.

In Denver, this past week, a proposal has been offered in a city ordinance billto increase the phono tax from |5, to |50. per year. Naturally such an increase iscertain to prove of extremely ill effect to all those engaged in phono operating inthat city.

And that would probably be only the beginning of headaches for the smaller townssurrounding Denver, Should Denver’s city council prove successful in obtaining so highand practically confiscatory a tax from its phonos, there is no reason why other citiesin the same state and even in surrounding states, too, should not also be able to ob-tain this amount each year from each phono,

Ihe Cash Box proposal for a National Tax Council was to help coinmen placed insuch desperate position to instantly down any such confiscatory taxation, A NationalTax Council would be in position to rush experienced tax men to Denver to work withleaders there in an effort to eliminate any such tax.

But DenveV is only one city in one great state in this nation. There is no doubtanymore that the cost of this war and the cost of government have risen to almost un-dreamt of high peaks. Other co inmen thruout the nation fear that they, too, are goingto feel this demand for more and still more revenue,

A National Tax Council becomes a vital necessity for this industry, especiallyto help smooth the path for its future growth and development. It is a well knownfact in all industry that no business can proceed progressively if taxation is forceddown upon it with so heavy a hand.

It is also a well known fact that the great majority of co inmen are more thanwilling to pay whatever taxes come into being to help win this war. But, what aboutthe post-war period? This, then, is the time to prepare to halt the tax flood at itspresent stage by the creation of a National Tax Council to guard the interests of allthose engaged in this industry. The time is NOW,


Vol. 5, No. 32 THE CASH BOX May 2, 1944

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^MONARCH PROPOSES DISTRIBUTORS’ “E” AWARDA1 Stern and Roy Bazelon of Monarch

Coin Machine Company, Chicago, propose

jhat The Cash Box award all distributors

with an “E” for excellence of seiwice and

equipment to their customers.

Each distributor, beginning with May 1,

1944, will be awarded this “E” for the ex-

cellence of his service and equipment to his

.lustomers by The Cash Box. This “E”award is now being designed by a noted

artist. It will be shipped completely framed

and, it is hoped, will be considered, in time,

the most outstanding award that can be

aspired to by any distributing organization

this nation.

This “E” will only be awarded after the

distributor turns in 15 letters of commenda-

tion from as many different customers whomhe has sold telling of the excellence of his

service or equipment to these customers.

* These 15 original letters must be sent to

The Cash Box, all at one time. These let-

ters must be dated on or after May 1, 1944.

Upon receipt of these 15 letters commend-ing the distributing firm on the excellence

of its equipment and/or service, copies will

be made and retained by The Cash Box.

These copies will be placed on file in case

any future questions may arise as to the

granting of this award. The originals will

be immediately returned to the distributor.

There is no doubt that if every distribut-

ing firm in the nation will strive to obtain

this outstanding “E” award, that this is cer-

tain to help cure a great many of the present

evils vvTich have infested this industry dur-

ing this tragic war period.

{To Allen J. Stern and Roy Bazelon of

Monarch Coin Machine Company j Chi-

cago, for this marvelous, unselfish sugges-

tion, which is certain to prove of great value

to all engaged in this industry. The CashBox tapes great pleasure in giving its Honor-able Mention Award.)

DENVER BILL TO BOOSTJUKE BOX LICENSE FEEAn ordinance to boost juke box license

fee from $5 per year to $50 has just been

jlrawn by City Attorney Lindsey at the re-

quest of Councilman Fresques and was filed

with Secretary Georgia Cox of the city

council.

' Councilman Rosenthal who was in the

juke box business in Cheyenne up to about3 months ago declared that the proposed

$50 tax would be exorbitant. He did

charge that hundreds of juke boxes are evad-ing the present license fee.

^According to Denver’s records 430 juke

boxes were licensed in 1943. So far this year

licenses have been taken out for 330.

“There are at least 700 of these musicboxes in Denver,” Councilman Rosenthalstated. “Having been in the business I knowwhat I’m talking about. They are shifted

from one place to another. There should besome way of tagging them so city license in-

spectors can tell whether a license has beenpaid on a certain machine. But a $50 licensefee would be excessive.”

In July 1940, Denver fixed an annuallicense fee of $10 per machine, but a monthlater this was voted down to a $5 fee.

• {Here again is a problem that requiresthe services of a National Tax Council asproposed by The Cash Box for manymonths.)

GLAD TO BE BACK AGAIN

“1 know now that you were right about

this fascinating amusement machines indus-

try. And, as you said, that’s where I belong.

“After my first week (back in harness)

I was convinced that trying to wean myself

away from something which has so definitely

become a part of my life, just wasn’t in the

cards. Funny how this business gets into

your blood;keeps you on a perpetual merry-

go-round ; sorta casts a spell over you;kinda

hypnotizes you (automatically). You just

can’t define it, really, but you know deep

down inside—you love it.

“I visited a few of the factories. Of

course, as you know, most of these are deep

in war work and their chief concern, until

after the war, is trying to do the best job of

their career for Uncle Sam.

“Believe me, it made my heart fill with

pride, to see the many ‘E’ Hags alongside

the Stars and Stripes, furling above those

factory roofs.

“Calling on some of the distributors, it

was a revelation to me to see the splendid

job they were doing vvdth ailing equipment

coming into their establishments. Some of

this equipment was worn almost beyond

recognition. After passing thru these

mechanical clinics, they emerged like new

again. I tell you these fellows deserve an

orchid from the factories for keeping equip-

ment alive and the operator in business.

“I must confess, you were right. I belong

in this ‘world apart,’ because I love every-

thing that goes to make this the fastest

moving industry in the universe.”

Helen Palmer

{flelen Palmer is i\Ianager of the Chi-

cago offices of The Cash Box, Suite 406,

203 North If abash Avenue, Chicago I, III.,

Phone: DEArborn 0045)

GRAND OPENING FORPUGET SOUND APR. 29On Saturday, April 29th, George E.

Schnabel, Vei n Preston and A. J. Sandtner,

will officially open their new quarters at

Puget Sound Novelty Company, 114 Elliott

-Ave., West, Seattle, Wash., to all WestCoast and all the rest of the nation’s oper-

ators. There will be a buffet luncheon served

to all who will be present.

George Schnabel writes that the firm plan

to give the trade the most outstanding of-

fices and showrooms in the country and this

first official grand opening leads right into

the new post-war era for them. They are

of the belief that they can give the kind of

service and equipment that the trade has

always wanted.

So, if you’re in the mood for a bite (andmaybe more) drop around and get ac-

quainted with these three musketeers.

Pfc. BECK LEADS The WAYJoe Beck of Mitchell Xo\elty Co., Mil-

waukee, Wis., writes that his brother Pfc.

Ed Beck, and his former partner, now in

the Army at Tonopah Air Field. Tonapah,Nev., has taken first place in his camp withthe purchase of $7,000 worth of WarBonds.

“The Desert Bomber,” which is the

Tonapah Air Field paper, writes about Ed,“For a Pfc. to spend $7,000 for War Bondsseems to be just a bit out of proportion to

the base pay of a Pfc.

“But we have such an oddity in the shapeof one, Edward A. Beck, who distributes

his efforts between the officers’ club andbase quartermaster. Pfc. Beck is the top

Bond buyer of the base and has materially

upped the figure in the Base Bond Drive.”

Joe explains, “It may interest you to

know that Ed is in charge of about 25 slot

machines and 4 phonos in his camp. He is

the only Private who makes a Captain's payin the Army. He has some special workingagreement as to his cut on these machines.He doesn’t own them, but gets a percentageof the take for servicing them.”

MAJ. JACK MOORE BACKJack R. Moore of Portland, Ore., who reached

tile position of Major in the armed forces is backat his desk again. Jle writes, "One of the ver\first things I did on my return from having servedwith the armed forces for two years is to write to

>oii, and to at tliis time include a survex’ formfor a post-war plan.

"It's great to be back in harness again, althoI find considerable changes have taken placewhile I’ve been away. Personally, I’d rather bea has-been, than a never-waser.”

(/r e'ec all happy to have you hack vAth usagain, Major.)

Here is George Frock's gong down at Ltailos, lexos, wito hove |usr i.ierged tneirGeorge Frock & Company with Horton & Williams of Houston, Texas and the UnitedAmusement Company of San Antonio, Texas, creating one of the largest and mostoutstanding distributing firms in the nation.


By Joe Orleck

A (1944) Copyrighted Feature of *‘The Cash Box”, 381 Fourth Ave., Netv York

Due probably to the approach of the warmer weather, buying and selling activitytook a decided splurge. •• *HYM IE ZORINSKY, H*Z«Vending ^ Sales Co«, Omaha, Nebr# run-ning a sale of slots, consoles and 1-balls. •••BAEUEY SUGERMAN, ABE GREEN an.d HERI'IAN

PERIN, Runyon Sales Co., Newark, N, J. offers boxes and cable. .. .JULIAN JOHNSTON, John-

ston & Bice, Winter Haven, Fla. selling arcade equip.. ,.AL KOONDBL, New England Sales,*jw London, Conn, offers tubes. ...E. GEO. BENNETT, M.A. Pollard A: Co., Sen Francisco,Calif, selling phono needles

SAl/I STEISI, Scott-Crosse Co, (formerly Keystone Vending Co., )Philadelphia, Pa.

notifies the trade his organization is geared to handle post-war distribution, . .LEONBERkiAN, New York Supply Co., Nev/ York City, selling parts and supplies and wants Vest

Pockets* ., .THOMAS LIBBEY, JR,, Libbey Music Co., Haverhill, Mass, offers remote title

strips...

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WILLIAM "POP” NEWELL, beloved coinman of the Southwest, died March 31st

at Wichita Falls, Tex* "Pop" was one of the real old timers in the coin

machines busibess, and at one time was the largest phono operator in theState of Texas,

NAT RAKE, Rake Coin Machine Exchange, Philadelphia, Pa, offers arcade equip.,pins, slots and consoles .... .SOUTH H, DIXON, South Dixon Distributing Co,, JohnsonCity, Tenn. offers pins., « .EDWIN E. JOHNSON, Wolverine Sales Co., Grand Rapids, Mich,wants consoles and 1-balls. . ..ART HEIMKE, St, Louis Novelty Co., St, Louis, Mo. of-fers motors for consoles, .. ,L. B. POLLAY, Central Vending Co., Omaha, Nebr. sellingmusic and pins,,..JAiIES C, ALLEY, Alley Distributing Co., Whitehall,. Wise# sellingarcade equip., music and pins.

JNO. J. BERTUCCI, United Novelty Co., Biloxi, Miss, offers arcade equip., pins,consoles, 1-balls and music. . ..JOHNNIE WILSON, May Games Co., San Francisco, Calif,wants music and accessories. REED MORGAN, Central Novelty Co., Louisville, Ky, sell-ing arcade equip, and pins.. ..CHARLEY EWING, Automatic Amusement Company, Evansville,Ind. offers music and console s. .. .R. N, SPARKS, Sparks Specialty Co., Soperton, Ga,writes he has ”good" consoles, slots, etc, for sale..,,R, A. CLEETON, Cleeton^s Auto-matic Sales, Kirksville, Mo, offers music,

AL STERN and ROY BAZELON, Monarch Coin Machine Co., Chicago, 111, swamped withorders for their "Periscope" and ’’Selectorscope" machine s, ... .Akron Trading Corp.,New York City inform the trade about their "Automatic Levador Deodorizer", which op-erators have been installing in their locations VIC MANHARDT, Vic Manhardt Co.,lnc. , Milwaukee, Wise, wants rifle ranges and music, .. .BILL BURKE, East Coast MusicCo., Chester, Pa, offers music and slots,

FRED McClellan, General Products Co., S^^cramento, Calif, introduces the change-over- conversion "Klip-A-Nip" .WOOLF SOLOMON, Central Ohio Coin Machine Exchange,Columbus, 0, runs a sale of slots. . ..IRVING SOMMER, Modern Vending Com, Miami, Fla,selling off a batch of candy vendors ,,,,BEN and SI LAZAR, B, D, Lazar Co., PittsburghPa, offers consoles, slots and 1-balls .. ..J* A* STEWART, Ogden, Utah, offers a coincounting machine,. *,JULES OLSHEIN, Albany, N.Y, selling music and arcade equip,

BILL and CARL HAPPEL, Badger Sales Co., Los Angeles, Calif, and Badger NoveltyCo., Milwaukee, Wise, offer a large variety of music, arcade equip., slots and con-soles... .GEORGE COLEMAN, Rockford, 111, rebuilding slots ... .CHARLEY HOUSE, KentuckyAmusement Co., Louisville, Ky, offers consoles, 1-balls and arcade equip,. ..GURDONEROME, Paramount Distributors, Beacon, N.Y, writes he has a Four Bells to sell..,,,CLIFF WILSON, Cliff Wilson Distributing Co., Lawton, Okla, wants picture machines,

BILL FREY, Bill Frey, Inc,, Miami, Fla, selling slots. ., .FRANK 0*BRIEN, Acane

Amusement Co., Dallas, Tex, wants slots, 1-balls and music.. ..A, M, COULTER, M,A,C,Vending Co., Worcester, Mass, offers cigarette machines and music,*, .DAN BAUM, AceDistributing Co., St* Louis, lk>m wants pins and slots ..., RALPH HENSLEY, Bloomington,lnd, offers an arcade piece, .JULIAN FALCONE, Falcone Amusements, Norwich, Conn,selling music and pins* ., .MEYER MARCUS, The Markepp Co., Cleveland, 0. wants music,and offers slots*

ROBERT J, BERMAN, B i B Novelty Co., Louisville, Ky, riins a sale of arcade equip,and wants music. .* ,"BIP" GLASSGQLD, Arthxu* H, Du Grenier, Inc., Haverhill, Mass,writesthat altho his firm is 100^ in war work, they have been t hinking about cigarette andcandy merchandisers for post-war ... .BILL DONLON, Utica, N.Y* wants Wurlitzer Skee-Balls. , * .MIKE COHEN, Myco Automatic Sales Co., Columbus, 0, selling name-in-headline

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press. HY BRANSON, J, E, Cobb Distributing Co,, Louisville, Ky. wants Vest PocketsHY GREENSTEIN and JONAS BESSLER, Hy-G Amusement Co., Minneapolis, Minn, offers music,12 ALPERT, IWin Ports Sales Co., Duluth, Minn, rebuilding and refinishing slots,EDDIE CASNOFF, General Coin Machine Co., Phila., Pa, selling slots.



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WANT-TO-BUY ADSTHE HEADLINES OVER EACH AD GIVE AN APPROXIMATE IDEA OF THE ITEMSTHESE FIRMS WANT TO BUY. IT IS ADVISABLE TO READ EACH AD CAREFULLY.THESE ADS ARE STRICTLY DEVOTED TO “WANT-TO-BUY" ONLY. MANY "FORSALE ADS" FEATURE “WANT-TO-BUY" IN THE "FOR SALE ADS" SECTION.

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THE ONLY REASON YOU ARE READING THIS IS BECAUSE YOU WANNA SELL SOMETHINGWELL, LET*S GET TOGETHER. .BECAUSE

BUYWURLITZER PHONOGRAPHS, MODEL 700, 750, 750E, 800, 850 and 950; MILLS 5^ 10/, 25/ &

50/ SLOTS, BLUE FRONTS, CHERRY BELLS, BROWN FRONTS, AND CHRaffiS* MILLS FOUR BELLS....MILLS THREE BELLS, . .KEENEY SINGLE, TWO-WAY AND FOUR-WAY SUPER BELLSs MILLS JUMBOPARADES, FREE PLAY OR CONVERTIBLE MODELS WITH LATE HEADS* BALLY LONG ACRES* BALLYTHOROBREDS; MILLS LATE OR GLITTER GOLD Q.T.»S 5/ and 10/. OTHER MACHINES TOO.

SEND US A COMPLETE LIST OF WHAT YOU HAVE ALONG WITH SERIAL NUMBERS. GUARANTEED CON-DITION OF MERCHANDISE AND WHEN READY TO SHIP. WE WANT GOOD MERCHANDISE- NO JlllKl

YOU WILL SAVE A LOT OF TME BY QUOTING US PRICES INSTEAD OF ASKING FOR OUR OFFER.’ U' ’

ADVANCE AUTOMATIC SALES COMPANY(PHONE* HEMLOCK 1750)1350 HOWARD STREET SAN FRANCISCO 3, CAL.

SLOTS - CONSOLES - MUSICWANT - Mills Golf Ball vendors; late model jumbos. Mills, Seeburg, Wurlitzer and Rock-ola phonos; Mills slots; Jennings Silver Moon PO and Totalizer models; Irving Ovitzand Oscar Schultz serving the nation’s operators#

AUTOMATIC COIN MACHINES & SUPPLY COMPANY3834 W. FULLERTON AVENUE (Tel* Capitol 8244) CHICAGO 47, ILL.

. xMUSIC -

WANT - Phonographs of all kinds. Also complete routes. Give full descriptions andprice wanted in first letter,

KLEIN NOVELTY COMPANY144 EAST HIGHLAND AVENUE MILWAUKEE 2, WIS.

- CIGARETTE MACHINES -

WANT - 200 U-Need-A-Pak cigarette machines, 4 column only, tall model. We do notcare about the paint condition of the cabinet, but machines have to be in workingcondition mechanically. Will pay ^8. each and freight.

TELAUDIO CORPORATION106 SO. OXFORD ST. (Tel* Nevins 8-2236) BROOKLYN, N.Y.

^{A^ake it OfficuxT*—idention **The Cash Box'* when answering ads.)


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WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH

SEND US YOU^LISTAT ONCE. MUST HAVE ALL PARTS AND KEYS

2823 LOCUST ST. (PHONE FRANKLIN SS44) ST. LOUIS, MO.WURLITZER SKEE BALLS

WANT - Will pay 'i^lSO* each for late model S14 Wurlitzer Skee Balls in perfect condi-tion or proportionately for same model not so clean, but working# Describe fully.Write Tfci. P« Donlonj

wonderlandF.O. BOX 144 (Tell 2-2221) UTICA, N.Y.

- MUSIC -

WANT - 3 Mills Empress phonos must be in good mechanical shape; will pay top price,GENERAL SALES COMPANY

150 WEST 9th STREET DUBUQUE, IOWA

SLOTS - SLOT PARTS"WANT - Mills 25/ and 50/ escalators; Complete payout slides and tubes for 25/ Mills,

BADGER BAY COMPANY206 N. RICHMOND ST. (Tel: 8O4) APPLETON, VflSC,

W ANT ED - USED MA CHINESSLOTS UmSIG ARCADE EQUIHiENT

Mills Blue Fronts Wurli-czei’s 750 - 750 E Bally lUPID FIRES

Jennings 600 - 500 - 616 Bally DEFENDERS

CONSOLES Seeburg 8800 - 9800 Evans SUPER BOMBERS

Mills FOUR BELLS, 5/ Envoys, Classics Evans TOMMY GUNS

Mills FOUR BELLS, 5/ and 25/ Regal and Gems (late Model)Mills THREE BELLS, late ONE-BALLS ACE BOMBERSKeeney SUPER BELLS, 5/ Comb, Bally LONGACRES KIRK NIGHT BOMBERSKeeney TWO 'WAY BELLS, Conv. Bally THOROBREDS DRIVEMOBILE

Keeney FOUR WAY, Conv. Bally PIMLICOS Rock-Ola WORLD SERIES

Mills JUMBO PARADES, late Bally »41 DERBYS Jennings ROLL-IN-THE-BARRELBally HIGH HANDS Keeney FORTUNE Muto scope PUNCHING BAG

PHOTOMATICSGIVE COMPLETE DETAILS AND PRICE WANTED IN FIRST Keeney AIR RAIDERSLETTER. ALSO ADVISE SERIAL NUMBERS AND CONDITION. Muto scope SKYFIGHTERS

PAUL A. LAYMON COMPANY1503 WEST PICO STREET LOS ANGELES. CALIF

ARCADE . CONSOLES - SLOTS - MUSICWANT - Will pay high cash prices for the following Machines and Wall Boxes: GencoPlayballs; Keeney Super Bells, Jumbo Parade Combinations, Late Jumbo Free Plays;Mills Blue Fronts; Packard Playmor Boxes and Seeburg Bar-O-Matics. State price andquantity in first letter,

BADGER SALES COMPANY1612 'VEST PICO BLVD. (Ibl: Drexel 4326) LOS ANGELES 15, CAL,

OLD MILLS SCALESWANT - Mills Scales, old, big head models, "Your Exact Weight" is printed on the metaldial face. Will buy 1 or a quantity for cash. Write now to:

BABE LEVY2830 TENTH COURT, SO, BIRMINGHAM 5, ALA,

- PINS - MUSIC -

WANT - 5-Ball FP Pin games, phonographs and Seeburg Wireless Wall-O-Matics.W, B. NOVELTY COMPANY, INC.

1903 WASHINGTON ST. LOUIS 3, MO,

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ATELY500 FREE PLAY 5-BALL PIN GAMES - AIL MODELS OF WURLITZER PHONOGRAPHS

SEND US YOUR LIST AND ROCKBOTTOM PRICES AT ONCEiii

V - P Dl STRI B,UTIMC COMPA N Y2336 OLIVE STREET (PHONE: CE-3892) ST. LOUIS, 3, MO.

CABLE ADAPTORS - BOXES

WANT - 30 and 38 conductor cable* Buckley Adaptors for Rockola TWin*-12*s and RockolaImperials or Monarchsj 20 and 24 record late Buckley Chrome boxes; State exactlywhat you have and quote prices.

THE ED. GEORGE MUSIC COMPANY471 S. MAIN ST. (Tell B 1-9171) AKRON, 11, 0.

- GUNS -

WANT - Chicken Sams and Jail Birds must have all parts, need not be in good workingorder. Will pay |75. cash, |15, less if without bases; Write or wire:

CHICAGO NOVELTY COUFAM, INC.1348 NEWPORT AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

SLOTS - STANDSWANT - Mills slots any escalator type, give serial numbers, quantity^ model, 1^/5//10^/25^/50^/$!., any condition; Also Mills cabinet stands and Revolv-A-Round weightedstands.

HARRY H. HOKE4020 MINNESOTA AVENUE, N.E. (Tel: FR-1832) WASHINGTON, D. C.

- CONSOLES -

WANT - 5 Paces Reels with rails, 25^ play, please state price and condition and whenready to ship in reply.

ANTHONY HIRT

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TYPE SLOTSALL TYPES AND ALL COIN DENOMINATIONSGIVE SERIAL NUMBER AND BEST PRICE IN FIRST LETTER

3l*33-35 MOORE STREET (PHONE* 1654) BRISTOL, VA, « TENN.

CONSOLES - 1-BALLSWANT - Super Bells and Bally Free Play l-balls« Highest cash prices paid# Write con-

dition and details in first letter* We have complete Genco power packs, both 60*sand 70’s, and extra rectifiers for sale# Also old style Bally Payout units#

WOLVERINE SALES COMPANY154-56 INDIANA AVENUE, N*W, (Phone* 66006) GRAND RAPIDS, MICH*

1-BALLSWANT - We want "Thorobreds" and "Longa ere s"* Will pay cash - top prices* Write,call, wire.

UNITED COIN MACHINE COMPANY7911 I'VEST BECHER STREET WEST ALLIS 4, WIS*

- SLOTSWANT - Escalator type slots, 5^ and 10^, also Vest Pockets and Q. T*s# State colorand serial numbers and best price in first letter. If you want to sell - write us -

if you want to correspond, remember the boys out there.LION ALIUSEMENT COMPANY

P.O. BOX 42 (Frank R. Howe, Jr.) mLS, ME.

COIN COUNTER - CANDY VENDORS - CANDYWANT - Coin counting machine; Candy Bar vending machines. Also want all types of5/ Candy Bars; Communicate with us at once « cash waiting.

ALABAIvIA CIGARETTE SERVICE COMPANY4.04 NORTH 26th STREET BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

WANTYOU CAN SHIP US TODAY C.O. D.

WURLITZERS- 7ooat moo.-78oat J4oo.-73oat j^oo.WILL COME AND DO BUSINESS PERSONALLY; WHAT IS YOUR PROPOSITION?

Also Want Tubes, Motors, Tone Arms, Plastics & Needles.We are in the I^arket for Five Ball Free Play Pin Games#

DON’T WAIT V^HAT HAVE YOU?

LEE TURNER820 NORTH NINTH STREET ST. LOUIS 1, MO.

- MILLS MOTORS - PICKUPS -

WANT - Mills record changer motors; Astatic pickups for Mills Empress <fc Thrones.LECO VENDING COMPANY, INC.

128 E. FIFTH ST. (Tel* Chester 9538) CHESTER, PA.

- PINS -WANT — Exhibit Duples, will pay ^47.50 for one or more of these machines in good order.

L. M. KIDD400 N. 2nd STREET RICHMOND 19, VA.

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ALL 1'HE SLOTS YOU HAVEWRITE -GIVING CONDITION-SERIALS -PRICE WANTED

BOOTS 'STRANGESOUTHERN VENDING MAGHINE COMPANY529 CRAGHEAD ST. (PHONE24I4) DANVILLE, VA.

- FINS -

WANT - Following Exhibit games: Double Play, l/iTest Wind, Do-Re-Mi, Stars, will pay

$50, ea; Will pay $25* for Bally Flickers; V/ill pay $15, for following Genco games;Formation, Powerhouse, Follies, Big League, Mr* Chips, Blondie, Big Town; Machines do

not necessarily have to be in working condition but must have all parts complete*Advise how many you have and we will send deposit. Balance C,0,D», write us now,

B, D* LAZAR COMPANY1635 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, 19, PENNA.

- SLOTS -

WANT - Mills Blue Fronts, Brown Fronts and Chromes in 5^/l0^/25j^/b0^ play* Give fulldetails as to price wanted, condition, serial numbers and when shipment can be madein your first letter to us*

MIILS SALES COMPANY,LTD.1640 18th STREET OAKLAND,? , CAL,

PINS - MUSIC - ARCADEWANT - "We will pay the following prices for these machines* Zombie $40, j Stars $50,;Double Play $50,; West Wind $50,; Do-Re-Mi $50,; Sun Beam $50,; Silver Skates $30,;

' Wurlitzer 24 $150,; Chester Pollard football games $75.;IDEAL NOVELTY COMPANY

2823 LOCUST STREET (Tel* Franklin 5544) ST. LOUIS, MO,

ARCADE - TUBES - MUSIC - PONIESWANT - Will pay $140, for Rotary Merchandiser, finger type; Will pay $2, each for*12SK7,35L6, 50L6, 12SA7, Ia7, lH5, 35Z5 tubes any quantity up to 30 each) Will pay $500,for 800 Wurlitzers; Will buy any number of Shetland pony mares, pay top prices,

JONES COIN MACHINES, STEPHENVILLE, TEX,

T 500 GENCOThese can be any type Uenco bumper games, regardless of age or condition.

We do not need legs, backboard glass or playing field glass, nor doors.

Don't care about condition of cabinet or bumpers. These games do not have

to be crated. Simply wrap in corrugated and write name of game on package,

WILL BUY ANY QUANTITY,,, ,,,,, .Advise number ready to ship and price wantedi

SUPREME ENTERPRISES557 ROGERS AVENUE (ALL PHONES* BUckminister 2-8400) BROOKLYN 25, N,Y,

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)ISTRIBUTING CO,HAND 7000) PITTS BURGH, PA.

1-BALLS - PINSWANT - Longacres at ^400,; Pimlicos, ^300** '41 Derby, ^J240, ; Club Trophy, ^225*;Turf King, ^^400»; Jockey Club, v325*; Kentucky, v245.; Long Shot & Sport King, „J225.,

Will pay each fori West ViTind, Sun Beam, Double Play, Do-Re-Mi, Stars* Need

large quantity 5-ball F*P* Will buy your entire route* Cash waiting*WIRE COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE

2812 W. NORTH AVENUE (Tell Humbolt 6288) CHICAGO 47, ILL.

ARCADE - PHOTOMATIC PARTS - BALLY POPCORNWANT - Any q\iantity of Bally King Pins will pay #165* ea. and up, early or late model*Any quantity Photomatic Brass gears with broken teeth or otherwise* New and usedPhotomatic coin chutes. 10/25/50^* Photomatic mercury switches* Any quantity BallyStreamlined popcorn machines* Advise how many available and lowest price in firstletter*

LET^IKE COIN MACHINE COMPANY31 W* VERNOR HIGHWAY DETROIT 1, MICH*

WANT oo WANT-WfUTE -Wl KE-PHONE -

LANCE J. MORTONBEN

12 5 E; SECOND ST.

NOVEL(TEL:7575) RENO, NEVADA

SLOTS - 1-BALLSWANT - Mills Wolf Heads, Skyscrapers, War Eagles, Blue Fronts, Brown Fronts, GoldChromes and Bonus. All types of Wurlitzer Phonographs, One Ball Free Play Games(Ballyonly) Reply air mail giving us your best price.

ACME AI/IUSEIffiNT COMPANY2418 FAIRMOUNT STREET DALLAS 4, TEX*

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WANT - Can use any quantity one to one hundred 5^ Vest Pocket Bells, green, blue andgold chrome* Let us know how many you have, what models, condition and lowest cashprice you will take for them*

J. E. COBB DISTRIBUTING COI^PANY512-14-16-18 S. SECOND STREET (Tell WAbash 1501 ) LOUISVILLE 1, KY*

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1/ r~ K n\/[IITV A~rY 419 MARKET ST, /MARK ETlMUVtLI I '^U.,FHILADELPHIA,PA.l 464 1 J

- SKEE BALLS -WANT « Wurlitzer Skee Balls and Genco Bank Roll Alleys, any number* Write, Wire,Phone, immediately*

I* EDELMAN3138 GRAND RIVER AVENUE (Tel: M 6310) DETROIT, MICH,

NATIONAL CANDY Sc CIGARETTEWANT - National cigarette and candy vending machines. We will pay top price for 6-18and 9-18 candy units; also 9-30, 7-50 and 9-50 National cigarette machines* Whathave you to offer? ‘We will buy one or a hundred*

l-VEIDMAN NATIONAL SALES COMPANY5911 FOURTH AVENUE (Factory Zone Office) DETROIT 2, MICH.

MUSIC - ARCADEWANT - Will pay high cash prices for all phonographs and arcade machines. Write,wire or phone,

DAVE LOWY & COMPANY594 TEWTH AVENUE (Tel: LO 5-9495) NEW YORK CITY

•WANT TO BUYANY QUANTITY

E X H I B I T

MERRY' CO'ROUND-WINGS-LEADER-DUPLE X

SHORTSTOP LANDSLIDE LONE STAR PYLONWRITE OR PHONE

045 NORTH FAIRFIELD AVENUECHINE CO.CHICAGO. 22. ILL.

MUSICWANT - Will pay the highest cash price for 2 Wurlitzer 800 *s and 2 Seeburg 8800 RC.Write, phoney wire immediately, quoting price* What other music equipment have you?

G, M. P* AA'TUSEMENT COMPANY543 EDGAR ROAD (Tel: ELizabeth 3-7824) ELIZABETH, 'N.J,

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w lL PAY H GH EST PRCES FORALL 12 RECORD PHONOCRAPHS

V7RITE - WIRE - PHONE

2934 RIDGE AVE.(TEL: STEVENSON 9943) P H I LADEL PH IA,PA.

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WANT - Highest cash prices paid for free play Saratogas and free play Paces Reels#

Send complete description of machines and prices wanted in first letter*THE PACE ^lANUFACTURING COMPANY, NOT INC*

2901 INDIANA AVENUE (Tels Calumet 6272) CHICAGO 16, ILL.

WANTPOPULARAND SOLID SHELLAC SCRAP

ANY QUANTITY PURCHASED FOR CASH. WE PAY THE FREIGHT.

DROP US A LINE STATING WHAT YOU HAVE

414 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET F.BARD CHICAGO 7, ILL.

PINS - SCALESWANT - We will pay ^55. cash F.O.B. your city for Exhibit Do-Re-Mi *s# Must have noparts missing. Also want Vfetling Fortune Telling Scales, mirror front models.

W. E. EASTBURN1015 ADELINE STREET HATTIESBURG, MISS.

FIVE-BALL FR PIN GAMES WANTEDHURRY-WLLL PAY YOU HIGHEST CASH PRICES-HURRY

82 O N. NINTH ST ST. LOU IS, 1, MO.

METAL FOR METAL TYPERSWANT • Metals used in Groetchen Metal Typer machine. Wire or write quantity andprice at once. Lester Fleck.

OHIO SPECIALTY COMPANY29 WEST COURT STREET (Tel* Pa 2900) CINCINNATI, OHIO

- WURLITZER PARTS -

WANT - Wurlitzer motors, amplifiers, pick-ups.MAY GA^JES COMPANY

977 GOLDEN GATE AVE. SAN FRANCISCO 2, CAL.

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WANT - .22 short or long ammunition, any amount, cash waiting, distance no barrier.PEERLESS VENDING MACHINE COMPANY

220 WEST 42nd STREET (Tel: "Wisconsin 7-6183) NEIV YORK, N. Y,

- PINS -WilNT - 4 Genco Formations in good shape - write now to:

COLBERT COIN MACHINE CCMPANY, NEBRASKA CITY, NEBR.

ARCADE MUSIC - SLOTS - CONSOLESWANT - Send us your list of arcade equipment, music, slots and consoles,best cash prices.

We will pay

NEW YORK SUPPLY COMPANY585 TENTH AVENUE (Tel: B R 9-8049) NEW YORK CITY.

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FOR SALE ADSTHE HEADLINES OVER EACH AD GIVE AN APPROXIMATE IDEA OF THE ITEMSTHESE FIRMS HAVE FOR SALE. MANY FIRMS ALSO LIST ITEMS THEY WANT TOBUY IN THESE FOR SALE ADS. THIS LS FEATURED BY THE WORD “WANT" IN THEHEADLINE. CHECK EACH AD CAREFULLY FOR INDIVIDUAL ITEMS AND PRICES.

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LARGE STOCK OF USED MILLS GOLD CHROMESBROWN FRONTS — AND Q# T. MACHINESJENNINGS, PACE AND WAILING SLOTSin 5/ - 10/ - 25/ PLAY. ALSO CONSOLESAND OTHER COIN OPERATED MACHINES OF EV-ERY TYPE ON HAND FOR INSTANT DELIVERY!

HAND

Any quantity of Mills Vest Pockets, in any color, 1/ or

5/ play# Write us what you have and your lowest price#

S1401

927

C < N C, NCENTRAL PKWY, CINCINN/

EAST BROADWAY, LOUISVILL

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E,KY.

PROJECTOR LAMPSFOR SALE • Projector lamps for use in Fanoram conversions,each* Cash in full with order. Minimum order 6 lamps#

GEORGE PONSER COMPANY763 SOUTH 18th STREET (Tels Essex 3-6910)

250W 50 hour lamps at

NE'^ARK, N#J,

REBUILT SLOTS - WANTFOR SALE - Twin Ports’ rebuilt and refinished Mills slots, 10/, 25/ Blue Fronts,Brown Fronts, Club Bells and Gold Glitter War Eagles - all drill proof with knee ac-tion stop levers and club handles# Write for prices, immediate delivery# WANT - Ex-traordinary castings or cabinets, no front vendor models#

TWIN PORTS SALES COMPANY723 EAST SUPERIOR STREET (Telt Hemlock 8519) DULUIH 2, MINN.

MUSIC MOTORS REWOUNDNOTICE - Ten days service on rewinding Wurlitzer, Seeburg, Rockola and Mills motors,only ^6 #50, Just send in your old motors and we will return rewound motor to you COj).

JEAN J. MINTHORNE2916-2920 W# PICO (EXCLUSIVE ROCKOLA DISTRIBUTORS) LOS ANGELES 6, CAL.

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SPRING SPECIAL SLOTScastings refinished gold chrome, woodSIDES SCRAPED AND REFINISHED, NEW CLUBHANDLES, KNEE ACTION, WHEEL STRI PS,

AWARD CARD, MECHANISM CLEANED,WORNPARTS REPLACED.

ANY MILLS NICKEL OR DIME CONVERTED TO 25/ OR 50/ - PRICES UPON REQUEST

MITCHELL NOVELTY COMPANY1629 WEST MITCHELL ST, (PHONE: MITCHELL 3254) MILWAUKEE 4, WIS.

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SCOTT- CROSSE COMPANY(FORMERLY KEYSTONE VENDING CO.)

1423 SPRING GARDEN ST., P H I LADELPHIA.PA.

A REALDISTRIBUTING ORGANIZATION

FUSTICS - ARCADE - PINSFOR SALE - Plastics for Rockola Standards and Masters, 1 mottled red, 1 mottled brown,

2 mottled green, upper left hand plastic facing machine, these are original plastics

;^15, eaj Western Baseball DeLuxe -3120. j Bally Rapid Fire $219.50; Electric Shocker

$8#; Click like new $89.50; Super Chubbie $40.; Speed Ball $32.; Show Boat $49.50;Capt* Kidd $59.50; Rotor tables completely reconditioned like new $79.50;

NATIONAL NOVELTY COJ/IPANY

183 MERRICK ROAD MERRICK, N. Y.

1-BALLS - CONSOLESFOR SALE • All 1-Ball payout machines guaranteed to be in excellent condition, in stor-age for over a year* Turf Kings $575.; Jockey Clubs $548 •; Blue Ribbon $78.; Gold Medal

$79.; Evans 1940 Galloping Dominos v250.; \/z Deposit, Balance C.O.D.; WANT - 412 Wur-litzers, must be in good condition.

A. E. CONDON SALES COMPANY, LEVfISTON, IDAHO

- NEW RECORDS -

FOR SALE - To 1 customer only 575 new phonograph records 30^ each, total $172.50; list-ed as follows* 75- I Love You; 75-Do Nothing *Til You Hear From Me; 50-Poinciana ;

50-

Holiday for Strings; 150-Mair2y Doats; 75*44y Heart Tells Me; 50-1 Couldn’t Sleep AWink Last Night; 50-Tess*s Torch Song; Terms* Snail deposit. Balance C.O.D.

M. T. DUFF130 N. LOUDOUN STREET (Tel* 3267) VfiLNCHESTER, VA.

- SLOTS -

FOR SALE - 7 5/ Watling Twin JP with mint vendor on side. Not checked - as is, $25.each.

NEW ENGUND SALES661 BANK STREET NEW LONDON, CONN.

- S LOTS - ONE-BALLS - SLOTS-5^ Blue Front...... ••• .$175.00

Brown Frt.Ch.Bl.3/5 478429 .250.00Brown Frt.Ch.Bl.3/5 478331 250.00

b^ Brown Frt.Ch.Bl.3/5 478330 250.00b^ Brown Frt .Ch.Bl.3/5 438544 250.00b^ Original Chrome 2/5 446188 ..... .315*005/ Original Chrome 2/5 450795., .. ..315.005^ Original Chrome 2/5 477819, .... .315.00

10;^ Blue Front Cherry Bell .,,225.0010^ Blue Front Ch . K.A. ............225 .0025;^ Blue Front Ch. 444659., 350.00

2

Pimlico, each. ...425.00

25^ Blue Front Ch. KU*., Ref,Gold Chrome. .... ............ .*$395.00

50^ Blue Front Ref, Gold Chr .Ch. ... ,600.001 Jennings Cigarolla XV., ..75.00

25/ Mills Golf Ball Vendor 250.001939 Mails 1-2-3 F.P. 39,501 Jumbo Parade ,FP., 8 5,002 Sport Specials, each,. 175,003 Record Times, each.. .175.004 Club Trophy, each. .450,006 *41 Derby, each. ..365.003 Long Acres, each. .............. ..550.00

TERMS* l/3 CERTIFIED DEPOSIT WITH ORDERS* BAUNCE C.O.D. OR SIGHT DRAFT

MITCHELL NOVELTY COMPANY1629 WEST MITCHELL STREET (TEL* MITCHELL 3254) MILWAUKEE, 4, WISCONSIN.

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SPECIALS-PKICED F OR QUICK SALE

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EXHIBIT LONGCHAMPS 5/ Console $47.50 EXHIBIT DOMINETTE 5/ ...$47.50ROCKOLA 20 RECORD, Keeney Adaptor, 10 Boxes, Organ Speaker .150,00

BALLY EUREKA, One-Ball Free Play, Only .,99.503 SETS OF MILLS FUIURITY CASTINGS, COMPLETE, PER SET ,o 39.>5G

YOUR CLEANING TROUBLES SOLVEDAFTER TRYING MANY CLEANERS WITHOUT SUCCESS - WE MADS OUR OWN - AND HAVE

USED IT FOR OVER 10 YEARS WIIH REAL SUCCESS

CLEANS* POLISHES - CUTS GREASE AND OI L

J 5.00 PER POUNDAdd 5 Gallons of water and you have 5 Gallons of Cleaner. Try a teasponnfulin a Coke bottle - IF NOT 100^ SATISFIED - WE WILL REFUND YOUR MONEY

ONE PINT WILL USUALLY CLEANS 50 PINBALL MACHINES

NUFFSAID

NUFFSAID

-ROACH DESTROYER- NUFFSAID

NUFFSAIDJ2.50 PACKAGE

Sufficient supply for 100 Pinball MachinesKILLS THE ROACHES - OR YOUR MONEY BACK

Q75Q SLOT MACHINESREBUILT- REFlNISHED

7 DAY SERVICE

BUSINESS STIMC O“750 c. E. ARMSTRONG

'^O /. 4912 E. WASHINGTON, INDIANAPOLIS,IND

SALESBOARDSFOR SALE - DeLuxe boards draw the golden bass from the stream of trade; Qualityboards at low prices; 25/ J.P.Charley boards $1.10 thin, thick $1.45, Jumbo hole $2.39,all 1000 hole size; 1800 Lulu boards $20* profit $2*40; 5/ 675 J.P* Jumbo hole "BigStuff" $19*91 average profit $1.85; L’ft'ite for complete list today*

DE LUXE SALES COliPANY, BLUE EARTH,MINN.

- MUSIC -

FOR SALE - 12 record Mills Do-Re-Mi, Mills DeLuxe or Swing King; They are clean andin A-1 condition; Every machine was tested; Ready for Delivery; $50* each or $600.for the lot of 14 machines, some have light up grilles; There will be an extra chargeif crating is necessary, l/3 Deposit with orders.

APPEL VENDING5015 N. GRANSBACK STREET PHILADELPHIA 20, PA.

1-BALLS - ARCADEFOR SALE - Special* 2 ‘41 Derby, 1 leg model and 1 console model, used only 3 weekscannot be told from new equipment both for $750*; 1 Bally Torpedo very clean $225*;1 Sky Fighter a real buy $370,; 3 Chicken Sams 2 conversions each $115*; l/3 Deposit,

REX AMUSEMENT COMPANY606 S. SALINA STREET SYRACUSE, N, Y,

DC TO AC CONVERTERSFOR SALE - Converters for direct current to changeover to AC. These converters arein excellent condition. 2 Jeanette, speed 3600, 2 amps; 2 General Electric Co, 200Watt; 1 Fidelity Electric Co, 2.5 Amps; 1 Day Fan Electric Co. 3.4 Amps; We willtake $100 for the six.

HIRSH COIN MACHINE COMPANY1309 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, N.W, WASHINGTON, 1,D. C,

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wBUCKLEY BOXES- ILLUMINATED

LIKE NEW _ . _ . -

BUCKLEY BOXES- OLD STYLE <r QLIKE NEW . _ . . -

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25)^GOOD USED CABLE -FROM

15 FOOT UP. PER FOOT _

2 COMPLETE ROLLS OF CABLE -

500 FOOT EACH. WRITE FOR PRICE.

T[RMS:l/3 DEPOSIT. BALANCE CQD.

SAL COMPANY12 3 W. RUNYON ST. (TE L : B IG BLOW 3-668S) NEWARK.N.J.

CIGARETTE & CANDY VENDORSFOR SALE - 6 Col. Uneedapaks, -^27 .50; 8 Col. Uneedapaks, $35*; 9 Col. Uneedapaks,

$39.50; 12 Col. Uneedapaks, $49*50; 15 Col. Uneedapaks, $59.50; 8 Col. Rowe Imperials,

$37.50; 8 Col. Rowe Royals, $69,50; 9 Col. DuGrenier ”W’% $49.50; 9 Col. DuGrenier"//D”, $59.50; 11 Col. DuGrenier Champions, $75,; ^30 Nationals, $49.50; Nation-als, $85. Candy Machines* Nationals, Stoner, U-Need-A-Pak & Rowe • Write.

MACK H. POSTEL6750 N. ASHLAND AVENUE (Tel* Rogers Park 7312) CHICAGO 26, ILL.

- ARCADE - CIGARETTE -

FOR SALE - 3 New Sunburst light-up Exhibit diggers, $300, ea,; 50 DuGrenier 7 Column,Model S cigarette machines with bases and mirrors, $27.50 ea.; Set of 6 Cockeyed Cir-cus with bases, like new, $325,; Jap Rat ray gun, clean, $135.; Bally Rapid Fire needsmotor repaired, otherwise clean, $195.; Keeney Targette 10 shot ray gun, $75. X/3Deposit.

MATHENY VENDING COMPANY1001 W. DOUGLAS WICHITA, KANS*

SLOTS - CONSOLES - MUSICFOR SALE • 25^ Copper Chrome, new in factory crate, $550, serial 470,213; 25^ SilverChrome, new, $475. 1 Cherry Payout; lOfi used Bonus serial 448, 689, $300,; 5/ Bonus,new, serial 481,499, $400.; 5^ Bonus, like new, $375*, serial 475, 993; 25^ CopperChrome; 1 Cherry P.O. used two weeks, $475.; Keeney Super Track Times, $375.; UsedWings, $8. ea.; Wurlitzer #145 Steppers, ^40. ea., 25^ Bonus, new in crate, $550,

CHARLES PITTLE & COMPANY79 BEETLE STREET (Tel* 2-3474) NEW BEDFORD, MASS.

REPOINTING NEEDLES - NEEDLES - USED RECORDSNOTICE - Send us your used needles for repointing, lots of 100, ea.; over 500 15^ea.; Bennett Needles - lots of 100, 32^ ea.; Sockettes for any radio for music box 60^ea. in lots of 25. Ask for circular. Used records 12^ ea, in lots of 100,

MELODY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY7 NEW YORK AVENUE (Tel* BE 6-3331) BROOKLYN, N.Y,

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ALWAYS COHSVLT THE TBADIMG POSTWHENEVER YOU BUY OR SELL

Phonographs—Wall Boxes—Adaptors—Coin Machines—Pin Tables

Consoles—Arcade Machines—Supplies and Accessories

REBUILDINCAND

REFINISHINCOF

MILLS SLOTS(All Types)

SEND US YOUR MACHINES

10 DAY SERVICE


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KEPAINTEO RED-WHITE AND 6LUWITH ARMY AND NAVY D ECALCOMANIASLOOK AND OPERATE LIKE BRAND NEW

Axis Rats (Seeburg) .$175.00

Jap Gun (Shoots 20 Shots like a

Rifle, then 45 shots like a

Machine Gun)»«. •••••••••••••• «169i>50

Keeney Air Raider 239*50Keeney Anti-Aircraft.. • ,89*50Parachute (Seeburg). 175*00

Rapid Fire (Bally) $239,50Tailgunner (NEW) ,,295.00Tank Gun (Shoots 20 Shots like a

Rifle, then 45 Shots like a

Machine Gun), .16 9.50Supreme * s Shoot-Your-Way-To-Tokio

Gun BRAND NEW 330.00

FOLLOWING m IN OKIGtNAL PAINT-NOT REPAINTED AS ABOVEKEENEY AIR RAIDER $219*50 BALLY RAPID FIRE ,*$219,50

KEENEY SUBMARINE GUN. ...$159,50

IDEAL NOVELTY COMPANY2623 LOCUST STREET (ALL PHONESt FRanklin 5544) ST* LOUIS, MO,

MUSIC - ARCADE - CONSOLES - SLOTS - 1-BALLFOR SALE - Wurlitzer 61 with stand $100, j Keeney Anti-Aircraft $79*50; Jumbo Par-ade FP $65.; Watling Big Game FP $65*; Columbia Club Cig* Conv, rear and front PO$75.; Columbia Orig. D.J.P# $50,; J’urf Champ CP $50,; Mills 1-2-3 FP late $75.;

R. A. PULLIAM MUSIC COMPANYARMSTRONG STREET KEYSER, W.VA.

CONSOLES2 Jennings Multiple Races $35,00 ea; i Soyal Flush $70,00; 1 Kentucky Club $75,00;

SLOTS t 1 Mills 5^ Skyscraper, 2/4 payout. Serial ^324880, $60*00FREE PLAY PIN GAMES AND PIN GAME LEGS

1 Oh Johnny $20*00; 1 Ump |J25,Ot); 4(5’ SETS OP fSED I^IN' 6Ai^te”'LEGS, $2*00 PER DOZEN,

SPECIALANY NUMBER OF BRASS CHECKS FOR SLOTS* Used 5/ With Holes $3,50 per Thousand; NEW -

5/ & 25/ With Holes, $5*00 Per Thousand.MUSIC

2 Buckley Wurlitzer 24 record Adaptors $15*00 ea,; 2 Buckley Wurlitzer 616 Adaptors$15,00 ea; 2 Buckley Chrome 24 Record Boxes $14*00 ea; 1 Seeburg Voice-By-Choice,Turntable for Ten & Switchboard $350*00; 2 Seeburg Wired Boxes and Brackets $25,ea; 1 Seeburg Wireless Stroller $30*00; 2 Seeburg 20 Record Chrome Boxes $14,00 ea;

5 Vifurlitzer 24 Record Bu«kley Boxes $14*00 ea; TERMS: l/3 Deposit, Balance C,0,D*

COLUMBIA NOVELTY COMPANY, AM $T EKDAM, N. Y.

TUBULAR COIN WRAPPERSFOR SALE - Extra profit for jobbers and distributors. Sell Tubular Coin Wrappers,Small investment for stock, quick turnover, steady repeat business* Write now,

MAX SCHUBB (Successor to Schubb & Company)P,0* BOX A 313 MUSKEGON, MICH.

FOR SALEmachines$10,235*

1118 SO*

- PINBALL ROUTE -

- Entire Pinball route, net collection $325,; 36 association locations; 62

on and off locations; All late plastic bumper games; Total selling pricenot one cent less; No triflers; Will stand rigid investigation and trial,

IMPERIAL VENDING COMPANY54th STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA,

MUSIC - PINSFOR SALE - Wurlitzer 61 with stand •i^lOO,; Sea Hawk $39.50; Flicker $39*50; Argentine$55*} Capt* Kidd $60,; Spot-A-Card $65*; Sky Ray $27,; Punch $18*; Terms* l/3 Depositwith all orders. Balance shipped C,0,D* or S*D*

ATLAS PHONOGRAPH COMPANY592 N, CLINTON AVENUE ROCHESTER 5, N.Y,

CIGARETTE MACHINESNOTICE - The Challenger is coming,

ARTHUR H. DU GRENIER, INC*, HAVERHIIL, MASS,

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HEADQUARTERS FORFAST PROFIT PUNCH BOARDSMore and more, machine operators are swinging over to Harlich punchboards as a means of maintaining a normal

level of profits. Low first cost, no maintenance expense and fast repeats make punchboards an ideal volume booster

for machine operators now and always. Fill in those profit gaps with Harlich punchboards. Place your initial order

today! Once you try them you'll be back for more — but soon!

No. 11880 1056 Holes

SUZY "Q"

G.L. Multi-plex Special Thick

25c Play

Takes In _...$264.00

Average Payout 168.51

Average Gross Profit $ 95.49

Suzy "Q" (40 tickets — I may be taken);

I @ $50. and 39 @ $10.

Jackpot (100 tickets — 9 are taken): I @$25.00, I @ $15.00, I @ $10.00, 96 @$5.00, and I @ "Advance".

Consolations: 5 @ $5.00, 6 @ $3.50, 6 @$3.00, 12 @ $2.00, and 32 @ $1.00.

Price $3.12 NET

No. I I 1 1 1-20 1,000 Holes

JACKPOT CHARLEYR.M. 25c Play 20 Hole Jackpot

Takes In $250.00



Jackpot f20 tickets — 6 are taken): I @$25.00 and 19 @ $5.00

Consolations: 164 @ $1.00.

Thin Board

Price $1.33 NetThick Board

Price $1.83 NetNo. 1 1 1 1 1-30 1,000 Holes

30 HOLE JACKPOTTakes In $250.00



Jackpot (30 tickets — 6 are taken): I @$25.00 and 29 @ $5.00.

Consolations: 164 @ $1.00.

Thin Board

Price $1.42 NetThick Board

Price $1.92 Net

No. 11869 1,056 Holes

MIAMI BEACHG.L. Multi-plex Special Thick

Takes !n $52.80Average Payout 24.80

Average Gross Profit $28.00Ocean Jackpot (40 tickets — I may be

taken): 1 @ $25.00 and 39 @ $5.00.

Seaside Jackoot ( 100 tickets— 10 are taken):

1 @ $10.00, r@ $5.00, I @ $4.00, I @$3.00, I @ $2.00, 94 @ $1.00, and I @'Advance".

Consolations: 1 @ $1.00, 2 @ 50c, 2 @ 35c,

2 @ 30c, 4 (g) 25c, 12 @ 20c, and 38

@ ! 5c.

Price $3.12 NET

FAST PLAY BOARDS FOR ALL TYPES OF LOCATIONSBOARDNUMBER

BOARDSIZE DESCRIPTION PLAY PROFIT

BOARDSTYLE

NETPRICE

14371 484 "V" Notes 25c $41.00 Sp—Thick $ .96

14388 484 Buck-A-Pop $1.00 84.00 Sp—Thick 96

16534 675 Some Stuff . 5c 17.40 Semi-Thick ... 1.65

16544 600 Direct Hit 5c 14.44 Semi-Thick ... 1.52

16549 600 Monte Carlo 25c 65.00 Sp—Thick 2.35

18143 840 Direct Hit 5c 21.12 Semi-Thick ... 1.80

1 1855 1020 Pass or Crap 25c 37.50 Semi-Thick ... 1.53

11856 1020 Pass or Crap 50c 75.00 Semi-Thick ... 1.53

11857 1020 Pass or Crap $1.00 150.00 Semi-Thick ... 1.53

11848 1000 Big Shot Charley 25c 53.00 Semi-Thick ... 2.00

11852 1008 Broadway Jim 5c 25.72 Sp—Thick 3.35

11858 1056 Jeep 5c 25.43 Sp—Thick 2.58

1 1864 1056 Hi-Shot 5c 28.00 Sp—Thick 3.12

1 1879 1056 La Rhumba 5c 28.28 Sp—Thick 3.12

12094 1200 Cheerful Charley 25c 76.98 Thick 2.73

121 17 1200 Top of the World 5c 34.90 Semi-Thick 3.30

12273 1200 Texas Charley 25c 102.28 Semi-Thick 2.32

2562 2500 Hit the Fins 5c 63.75 Thin 2.98

2563 2500 Hit the Sawbucks lOc 127.50 Thin 2.982401 2400 E. Z. Pickin' 5c 45.00 Thin 3.852403 2400 E. Z. Pickin' lOc 89.92 Thin 3.65

FOR THE BEST BUY IN BOARDS -BUY HARLICH!WRITE TODAY FOR CIRCULAR No. 441 SHOWING 59 HARLICH PROFIT-MAKERS

HARLICH MFC. CO., 1415 W. Jackson Blvd.Chicago (7) Illinois



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HAVE BEEN (N STORAGE FROM TWO TO FOUR YEARS-ALLAREPRACTICALLY NEW AND IN PERFECT WORKING CONDITION.1 Jennings Silver Moon, CPe ........ $250,00 2 Exhibit Races..... *$75,00

1 Exhibit Tanforan. 75,00 3 Vfestern Deweys,,.., 75,00

1 Exhibit Chuckalette .50,00 5 Bally Club Bells. •400,00

HE^ ARE OTPIER BUYS5 Bally Rapid Fire, each $206,00 1 Lucky Lucre, like new,, ,,,,,,, ,,$250,00

1 Bally Defender 300,00 5 Keeney Fortune, each,, ,,, ,,,,,, ,,400,00

1 Mills 25/ Dice Machine (Snake Eyes) Used Only 2 Weeks »200,00

9 1/ Novelty Iferchantmen, A-1 Condition, each only ,50,00

Brand New Bell Locks in Any Quantity for Bally Games, each... , ,.,1,25

FULL STOCK OF AUL l^BALLS, 5-BALLS, SLOTS AND ARCADE MACHINES » WRITE

WANT- PHONOGRAPHSWILL PAY THE FOLLOWING CASH PRICES FOR THESE PHONOGRAPHS IF IN GOOD CONDITION

VWRLIT2ERS

412 600 850616., 700 950

24A 750.. ,, .< Victory 24A,,,<500...... 800 Victory 500, ,,<

SEEBURGS Victory 600..,,9800 Colonels < Classi cs a •

•

8800,.,.

,

Envoys , .

.

Vogues,..

PUGET SOUND NOVELTY COMPA114 ELLIOTT AVE,, WEST (PHONEt ALDER 1010 ) SEATTLE

Y(99),WASH,

- ARCADE - SLOTS - STANDS -

FOR SALE • New Cupid's Wheel, $235,; Chicago Novelty Shoot«The»Jap Conversion, $125,;Anti-Aircraft gun like new, $89,50; 5/ Glitter Gold Q. T., $115,; 10/ Green Q,T, con-verted from 1/, $65,; Turf Flash counter race horse machine, $19,50; Brand new boxtype slot stands, $19,50, Terms; l/3 with all orders, balance C,0.D,

DENVER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY1856 ARAPAHOE ST, (Telj Cherry 4800) DENVER 2, COLO,

ARCADEFOR SALE - 3 Vibro Vitalizers, $45, ea,; 4 Challengers, $25, ea,; 2 Pikes Peaks, $15,ea,; 2 Rapid Fires, $210, ea$; 2 Chicken Sams, ^125i ea, ; 2 Jap Conversions, $135, ea*2 Radio Rifles, $60, ea,; 1 Roll-In- The-Barrel, $125.; 3 Ten Strike L,Di; $40, eai;2 Ten Strike H,D,, $55, ea, ; 1 Keeney Air Raider, ^225,

MARCUS KLEIN577 TENTH AVENUE (Tel; LO 5-8879) NEW YORK CITY

- MUSIC . PANORAMS -

FOR SALE - Seeburgs; 4 8800 RC, $550,; 1 8800, $500,; 1 9800 RC, $575,; 1 Classic,$310,; 1 Colonel, $375, Wurlitzers; 2-800, $550,; 3-600K, $325,; 3-500, $350,; 1700K Knotty Pine cabinet, $425,; 1 Counter model 71, $125,; 1 580 Speaker, $125,Rockolas; 5 Commandos, $550,; 1 ‘39 DeLuxe, $275,; 2 '40 Supers, ^350, Also 15 Pan-orams, all reconditioned, $350, plus $10, each for crating. Write, wire or phone,

ROTH NOVELTY COMPANY54 N, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. (Tel: 3-2853) WILKES-BARRE, PA,

POPCORN —CONSOLE - MUSICFOR SALE - Holcomb & Hoke "Butterkist” Popcorn Machines, Factory rebuilt - fullyautomatic. Send for actual photo. Priced at $195, and $250, (Two only). Brand new"Bomb-Hits” counter games, factory cartons, $12,50; Rays Track, $95, (Brown); Rock-01a DeLuxe phonos; Seeburg Mayfairs; Seeburg Vogues,

THE P, K, SALES COMPANY6th k HYATT CAMBRIDGE, OHIO

- TUBES -FOR SALE - All types of Radio Tubes available. Many with a good discount,

PAUL'S RADIO ACCESSORIES4425 DREXEL BOULEVARD CHICAGO 16, ILL,

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PROGRAM STRIPS1000 SHEETS 20,000 ST RIPS $5.00500 SHEETS 10,000 STRIPS $3.00

SPECIAL PRICES FOR LARGER QUANTITIES

AAiAMI DISTRIBUTING COMPANY212 E. EIGHTH ST. CINCINNATI, 2, OHIOIhe Miami Distributing Company handles all types of coin machines, coin machineparts and supplies, and does not ship junk# Everything must be exactly as repre-sented or money refunded. Terms: Orders lunder $50#00 all cash with order; Over^50,00 One-Third Deposit, Balance C.O.D#, F.O#B* Cincinnati, Ohio

YOUR SATISFACT ION IS OUR SUCCESS' let us know if '^ve don»t succeed

MUSIC - CONSOLE - WANTFOR SALE - Wurlitzer Barbox Model 111 like new $35,; Galloping Dominoes black cab#

$75*; Buckley 20 record Seeburg adaptor $29*50; 8 Seeburg 24 Selectomatic boxes $9#50ea; New Seeburg 3-wire Baromatic; 1 Seeburg 16 Selectomatic box $9*50; 4 Buckley late

model wallboxes $15* ea; Brand new Packard Maple adaptor $23#; 1 Buckley steel cabin-

et TWin-12 $25*; WANT - Used record, 30-wire cable#

DAVIS SALES COMPANY625 ERIE BLVD., EAST SYRACUSE, 2, N, Y,

PANORAM FIIMFOR SALE - Operators of Solo-Vue, Sound Vues or straight Panorams, you can get 1 reel6 sound subjects, brand new, the very latest releases for only $10#* Will give youfull details upon receipt of your letter if you will include this ad from Ihe CashBox*

M. NATHANSON2738|- CINCINNATI STREET LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

ARCADE - CIG. VNDRS.FOR SALE - Ten Pins HD $45,; Chester Pollard Golf $70,; Kirk Night Bomber $360; TestPilot $195,; New Poison- The -Jap or Poison-The-Rat $25., Used $15,; Mutoscope MagicFinger $100; Keeney Submarine $185,; Bally Shoot-The-Bull $75#; Rockola World Series$75*; 2 Rowe President 10 col, cigarette venders both for $199#; Exhibit Jumbo Stream-line digger $100*; Terms: l/3 with all orders*

HERB EVERSCHOR167 SOUIH 17th ST* COLUMBUS, 5, 0.

REVAMPS -

FOR SALE - America’s best value: YiTe revamp your old Genco pin game for $60, or $87,50with no trade in* We will ship our revamp on 10 day trial basis, if not satisfiedmoney will be refunded plus $15, for your old game.

V-P DISTRIBUTING COMPANY2336 OLIVE STREET (Tel: CE-3892) ST. LOUIS 3, MO.

CIGARET MACHINESFOR SALE - 50 Advance 4 ColiBin cigarette machines, 120 pack capacity, only $19,50 ea,20 Brand New in original cartons; $500, for the lot,

LEHIGH SPECULTY COMPANY822 NORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, 30, PA,

- MUSIC -

FOR SALE - Wurlitzer stroller Model 140 A complete with model 123 wallbox and model340 music receiver $89.50; Terms: l/3 with order. Balance C.O.D,

SNYDER-MESCALL VENDING COMPANY38 RUTLAND AVENUE BUFFALO, 20, N.Y.

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'AAAASKO .

THE MEW LIQUID RUBBER THAT ELI MINATES SHORT S

DID YOU EVER HAVE A "SHORT” ON YOUR FOUR BELLS OR THREE BELLS OR ANY OTHER CONSOLEOR PIN GAME???

DID A NICKEL EVER FALL OUT AND LAND ON WO WIRES AND CAUSE A TUBE TO

GO EMPTY, OR GIVE FREE PLAYS, OR BLOW A FUSE???IF THIS HAS NEVER HAPPENED TO YOU BOY, YOU’RE REALLY LUCKYiiiiJ

IF IT DID, AND YOU KNOW WHAT A HEADACHE THIS WAS - GET A CAN OF "AMASKO" TODAYlUj

AAAASKO is a liquid that you apply with a brush to all soldered connec-tions*#oit hardens in a few minutes #and GOOD EYE "SHORTS"* . .if you want to removeit at anytime.* . • • just pull it off with your fingers* ••• *it pulls off like thinrubber*** **IT IS RUBBER.* *• .PRE-WAR, TOO**.,*it’s transparent and you can use it for

'A hundred other things •.*. a single can of "AI^IASKO" will short-proof 50 to 100 con-soles, or what have you* SEND $5*00 FOR A CCMFLBTE CAN TODAY * « *monev back if dis-satisfied in any way what soever .,** SAVE TIME* •••SAVE SERVICE CALLS* **•* SAVE MONEY,.,

DURSELL NOVELTY COMPANY! 176 ARCH STREET (PHONE: 5154-W) NEVY BRITAIN, CONN

RADIO TUBESFOR SALE - Radio Tubes for the Coin Machine Trade* Ask for our Tube Inventory Sheetwhich is mailed twice monthly to Bona Fide Operators* You know in advance what wecan ship and what we cannot ship. Please do not order tubes until you have receivedthis list, and the necessary Supplier’s Certificate for your signature*

W. R. BURTT436 N. TERRACE DR. ("Ihe Coin Tube Man") WICHITA, 8, KAN,

- CONSOLES -

FOR SALE -.Quarter play consoles: We have 10 Jennings Silver Moon consoles 25/ playcash PO, all late serials over 145,000, mechanisms and cabinets look like new, thesemachines get the play, absolutely guaranteed unconditionally, priced for quick sale,each $275«j

HY-G AIVIUSEMENT COMPANY1415 WASHINGTON AVE,,S0, MINNEAPOLIS 4,MINN

- SLOTS -

FOR SALE - 1 Mills 5/ Blue Front $175.; 4 Mills 10/ Blue Fronts |200* ea*j 1 Mills25/ Blue Front $265*; 1 Jennings 25/ Chief G*A. (G*A* checks missing) $150*; 1 Pace 5/Comet $75.; 1 Watling 5/ Rolatop $100,; l/s with orders. Balance C.O.D*

H & G NOVELTY718 S.W, 26th ROAD (Tel: 3-4140) MIAMI 36, FLA,

CIGARETTE - CONSOLES - MUSICFOR SALE - National 9-50; 11 column DuGrenier Champions; 1 Bangtails *41 with twotone cabinet and J*P*; 1 Lucky Lucre 5/5/ two tone; 4 Seeburg Wireless Wallboxes;Prices on request,

M* A* C,VENDING COMPANY37 GARDNER STREET WORCESTER, 3, MASS,

MILLER’S SPECIALS

1

Wurlitzer 41 Counter Model.. , .$100,001 Mills Dumb Bell Lifter ,89*501 Bean ’em. Like New... 57,5^2 Mills 5/ War Eagles, factory re-

built with Knee Action, Club Han-dle, 1-Cherry PO;Gold Chrome finish, each,, 219,50

1 Keeney Submarine Gian, ••••••*** ,$215,001 Seeburg Shoot-The-Chutes, .•**** .115.009 Four-Way Vending Machines, ea,**..4,753 ABT Fire & Smokes, ea*,*, •*,**, **17 ,501 ABT Red,White & Blue *.18,504 American Eagles, Tokens, each,* • * * ,9,505 ,U-Select-It 54 Bar Candy Vdrs* ea25*00

TERMS: l/2 CERTIFIED DEPOSIT WITH ORDER, BALANCE C,0,D .

MILLER VENDING COMPANY615 LYON STREET, N*E* (PHONES: 9-8632, 9-6047) GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

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MODERN MUSIC SALES COMPANYExclusive DistributorTo Music Operators

WOR FEATURE RECORDSNow Delivering First Releases

1001A—"Once Too Often''

lOOlB—"I Love You"

t 1002A—"Long Ago (And For Away)"

I 1002 B—"People WiU Soy We're In Love"

f Featuring Jan Garber and his Orchestra

FOR LONGER LIFE AND INCREASED RECORD PlAV

; “AEROPOINT NEEDLES”

I MODERN MUSIC SALES COMPANY;TENTH AVENUE AT 45th STREET, NEW YORK 19, N. Y. (PHONE: CIRCLE 6-4100)

MUSIC - ARCADE - SCALES - PINSFOR SALE • Hinge Pin Alley# 14 Ft* Bowling Pool Table sensation decorated in patrio-tic colors now ready for delivery @ $109*50* Wurlitzeri 750E, |595#j 750, |575*j500, $350*} 616, $99*} 412’s, $72* Rock-Olas Super# ;|^365»} Imperial 20, |139*} 12-records# $70,} Eight Buckley Boxes, $76*, Settles 4 Pate, Rock-Ola and Hamiltons,Arcade; Keeney Texas Leaguer, $39.} Spitfire, new, ^18, Free Play; Gold Star} 'i/7i]d-

fire. Paradise, Blondie} etc* - make offer* Tepmsi l/3 Deposit, balance C.O.D* orSight Draft*

ALLEY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, IVHITEHALL, WISC,

,UXE DCETHE 6 FOOT BOWLING ALLEY SENSATION

OUTSTANDING FEATURES

LL

1* Adjustable Playing Field 2* Simple Mechanism 3* Easy Servicing*4* Improved appearance including a New Colorful Backboard* 5, Ball Counter6* Large Cash Box entirely separate from mechanism. 7. Cabinet sturdily

constructed of hard wrood# Blonde Iitlaple Finish* 8* Legs easily removed*9* FITS ANY LOCATION - ANYVl/HERE 10* LEGAL - OPENS CLOSED TERRITORY,

PR CE $24950ORDER NOW- IMMEDIATE DELIVER'i

512 '-VEST 34th STREETMIKE MUNVESL

(ALL PHONES; BRyant 9-6677) NEV YORK CITY

FOR SALE—New and used

P.O. BOX 56

- MUSIC -

Buckley Wall Boxes & Seeburg wired wall Boxes k Baromatics.ELUM SALES COMPANY

MASSILON, OHIO


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MUSIC AND ARCADE SPECIALS1 Mills Bnpress** ••••••••••••••••1 Seeburg Shoot- *129*001 Wurlitzer 41 with Stand ..139*60

1 Wurlitzer 412** •*.*... ...75*00

5 -BALL F.

1 Topper* • .'$19* 50

1 Home Hun *40 * * *35*002 Bandwagon* each***.*. ...*32*501 Five-Ten- Twenty. •..*...*.,*...•..129*001 Fan American*. *****••*.• *42*501 Bally Pursuit* ••••••*•••• .42 *50

-1 Zig Zag* ******** ••••50*001 Slugger •* *•• •**•*•••*. ••••••••**..65* 00

1 Baker Def ense** ••••••••• ....SStSO1 Zombie** *45*00

1 Supreme Gun, like new* .*•*** ****$240*001 V/urlitzer 716.* •*••••**•**** ••••*•95*001 Wurlitzer 61 with Stand** •••*•• ...OO^OO

3 Wurlitzer 616, each***«*******«* •*95«00

P. PIN GAMES1 Baker Twinkle. •.*•*••••*•*.••••* •$15*00

1 Double ^lay*. •••••.••**••*•••**••• .55*00

1 Barrage* .25*001 Polo (plastic bumpers) ****•••*••• .39*50

1 Silver Skates* ..*••••••••••••••• ••42 *50

1 Majors '41.*.* **•••••••*• ••42*50

1 Monicker.. ••****•••***•*• *89*50

1 Seven Up** *65*002 Miss America *44 (converted

from All American) each* *• * * ***42,50

MAJESTIC AMUSEMENT COMPANY25 EAST BALTIMORE AVENUE aiFTON HEIGHTS, PA,

TRADE 1-BALLS - SLOTS - CONSOLESTRADE - Will trade used Bally Jockey Clubs, Long Shots, Santa Anitas, Rapid Fire Gun;

Keeney Fortune and Skylark for Wurlitzer, Seeburg or Rockola phonos; Also have 3

Brand New Bally Turf Kings in original crates. Mills Chrome slots and Mills Three

Bells to trade,ACME NOVELTY COMPANY

1124 HENITEPIN AVENUE MINNEAPOLIS 3, MINN,

ARCADE - PINS - SALESBOARDSFOR SALE - In perfect condition and perfect working order 5 Shoot-Ihe-Jap convertedfrom Chicken Sam $134*50 ea; 5 Clicks $70, ea*; 2 Show Boat $45, ea; 2 Sky Ray $35,ea*; Flicker $42*50; Major *41 $45*; Exhibit Leader $49*50; 1000 hole 25/ CharleyBoard thick def* profit $50*, ^1,35; Termss l/3 with all orders*

BEACH SALES409 ESPANOLA WAY MIAMI BEACH 39, FU.

- SLOTS -

FOR SALE - Mills Automatic Dice 25/ play $951; 5/ Brown Bonus serial over 47100#,looks and works like new, $250*; 5/ Dial FP QT like new floor sample $59*50; 5/ FPMint Vender like new $125*; 10/ Blue Front DJP 2/4 $150,; 5/ V/ar Eagle Lt# Cab, 20stop 2/5 SJP $150*; 5/ War Eagle Lt. Cab* SJP 2/4 $llO,; 10/ War Eagle $150*; 5/ WolfIfead $55*; 10/ ViTolf Head $65*; 5/ Caille 3/5 $50*; 1/3 Deposit*

RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICEBOX 400 DOUGLAS, WYO.

- PEANUTS -

NOTICE - Can accommodate a few additional customers for salted nuts, blended, blanch-ed, salted peanuts, a very good seller, 100 lb* cartons, $27*50 cash with order, FOBPhiladelphia, Pa*

ROY TORR2047F SOUTH 68th STREET PHILADELPHIA,42

, PENNA.

SLOTS FOR SALE50/ MILLS ROMAN HEAD, GLITTER GOLD, D*P,, C.H*, 3/5 PAYOUT WRITE

50/ MILLS WAR EAGLE, D*P., C.H*, 3/5 PAYOUT WRITEBUCKLEY TRACK ODDS, DAILY DOUBLE, Ser, 12495, like new **•**• $650*0025/ MILLS CLUB BELL CONSOLE, Ser* 472,000, used 3 weeks 495.005/ MILLS FOUR BELLS, Ser* 1754, beautiful machine WRITE

5/ BAKERS PACER, DAILY DOUBLE, GOLD AWARD, A-1 275.00

5/ jmiBO PARADES, FREE PLAY, EXCELLENT CONDITION 99.5010/ MILLS BLUE FRONTS, C.H*, K.A*, REFINISHED 225*00CHICAGO DOUBLE SAFE STANDS, FRONT & REAR DOORS 85*00GROETCHEN COLUMBIAS, GOLD AV/ARD, CIGARETTE REELS **....* .72 *50

THE MARKEPP COMPANY3908 CARNEGIE AVENUE (HENDERSON 1043) CLEVELAND, 15, OHIO.

I

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MAY 2, 1944VOL. 5, NO, 32 THE CASH BOX- -—

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AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFEROWNER WISHES TO SELL ENTIRE STUDIO

Consists of 2 complete units of Seeburg Hostess Music with 20 Turntables,

20 Seeburg Colonels, all accessories, records^ etc. These phonographs may

be c onverted for individual operation or operate as intended^ 1/Vill sell

individual unit of 10 or the entire 20, All this equipment is now operat-

ing and is in guaranteed perfect condition* Will consider any r easonable

offer* Write or wire immediately*

HANNA DISTRIBUTING COMPANY217-219 ELIZABETH STREET UTICA, N. Y.

NEWSPAPERS FOR NAME IN HEADLINE PRESSFOR SALE - Papers for Name in Headlines Press# Attractive "Extra” heading, up to

date news and photographs* Looks exactly like Big City Daily Newspaper with blankspace for headlines* ^13* per thousand# In quantities of 5 thousand or mere, we

will print the name of paper your cityi Example* "Cincinnati Daily News", etc*Lnmediate delivery#

MYCO AUTOMATIC SALES COMPANY347 SOUTH HIGH STREET (Teli Main 1600) COLUMBUS 15, OHIO

BUCKLEY BOXESFOR SALE • Buckley Wall Boxes, new, 1942 *s, 24 and 32 play, also some used boxes, aswell as a limited supply of ii^l, 38-wire cable with orders for new boxes, 15 ft. witheach box purchased* Write for prices today#

AJiERICAN NOVELTY COMPANY3165 GRAND RIVER AVENUE (Tel* Temple 2-7971) DETROIT, MICH*

REVAMP -

FOR SALE - The best money you ever spent - Pastime. A turf Champ conversion, ^200*ea.V/ith Free Play payout meter, backboard, modern in every way* All lights formerly onplayboard now on back glass* l/3 Deposit with all orders*

LOUISVILLE NOVELTY MANUFACTURING CO.

330 EAST BRECKENRIDGE STREET LOUISVILLE 3, KY*

SLOTS - 1-BALLS - CONSOLESFOR SALE - We have a large stock of rebuilt slots. Pay Tables and Consoles on hand*Write us or wire for prices on* Blue Fronts, Melon Bells, etc* Also on Jackpot Dom-inoes, Lucky Lucres, Late Saratogas, Sky Lark, Fortune and other Bally equipment*

LA BEAU NOVELTY COMPANY1946 UNIVERSITY AVENUE ST* PAUL,MINN.

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LOS .ANGCLESSEE

BILL HAPPELBADGER'S BARGAINS

‘•OFTEN A PEW DOLLARS LESS— SELDOM A PENNY MORE"

MILWAUKEESEE

CARL HAPPEL

NEW AMUSEMENT MACHINESNew "Cupids Wheel"Love Teller $295.00

New "Shoot Your Wayto Tokyo" 330.00

New "Skee Ball"

Bowling Sensation 249.50

New Tokyo Raider _... 395.00

New "Selectorscope"Fortune Teller

New "Tail Genner"Outstanding Gun

New "Periscope"New and Different

New Jap Sky Fighter .

$J75.00

. 325.00

. 395.00

395.00

MILLS PANORAM SOUNDIESCOMPLETELY RECONDITIONED, REBUILT AND REFINISHED LIKE NEW.

BEAUTIFULLY CONVERTED FOR ARCADES. PRICE ONLY $450.00.

NEW PHONOGRAPH MECHANISM CABINETSMODERNIZED REPLACEMENT CABINETS. GLAMOROUS DESIGN. BEAUTIFULLYILLUMINATED MODERNISTIC GLASS PANELING. CABINET NATURAL FINISHEDWOOD, EXQUISITELY GRAINED. ADAPTABLE FOR ANY TWIN (12) 20 OR 24RECORD MECHANISMS. SPECIAL PRICE, $59,50.

ONLY A LIMITED SUPPLY AVAILABLE.

RECONDITIONED ARCADE EQUIPMENTSeeburg Shoot-the-Chutes $179.50

Caille Push or Hug 89.SO

Caille Push or Grip 39.50

National O.K. Fighter 159.80

Keeney Submarine 225.03

Rotary Merchandisers 189.53

Casino Golf . 39.53

Scientific Upright Baseball . 129.53

Pikes Peaks 16.50

Gottlieb 3-Way Gripper 16.50

Mills Flip Skill 49.53

Exhibit Bull's Eye 89.53

Keeney Texas Leaguer 39.53

Bally Rapid Fire $225.00

New Axis Rats, Chicken Sam, Refinished.

New Rock-o-Lite 179.50

Scientific Batting Practice 129.50

Evans Play Ball 225.03

Exhibit Bicycle Trainer 125.03

Genco Play Ball 189.53

Keeney Anti-Aircraft (Refin.). 79.53

Exhibit Card Vender 29.50

New 2c A.B.T. Coin Slots 3.95

Panoram Conversion 32.50

Bally Bull (Refinished) 124.50

Jennings Roll-ln-the-Barrel 169.50

RECONDmONED SLOTS AND CONSOLES10 Mills Gold Chrome, 5c2 Mills Gold Chrome, lOc

4 Mills Gold Chrome, 25c4 Mills Regular Chrome, 5c1 Mills Regular Chrome, lOc2 Mills Regular Chrome, 25c3 Mills Brown Fronts, 5c2 Mills Brown Fronts, lOc

5 Mills Brown Fronts, 25c6 Blue Crackle Q.T., 5cI Mills Green Q.T., lOc

I Glitter Gold Q.T., Ic

12 Mills V.P. Blue & Gold, 5c1 Mills Gold Award, 5c

14 Mills Blue Fronts. 5c12 Mills Blue Fronts, lOc10 Mills Blue Fronts, 25c2 Mills Blue Fronts, 50cI Mills Cherry Bell, 5cI Mills Cherry Bell. 25c4 Jennings Silver C3hief, 5c

I Jennings Silver Chief, lOcI Jennings Silver Chief, 25c6 Jennings Chiefs, 5c1 Jennings Chief, lOc2 Jennings Chief, 25c2 Jennings Chief, 50c2 Mills Extraordinary, 5c8 Mills Four Bells, Rebuilt,New Cabinets

5 Mills Three Bells

2 Keeney Super 2-Ways, Cash8 Keeney Super (Comb.)12 Mills Jumbo (Comb.)

I Bally Sun Ray, Free Play1 Evans Dominoes, Late '41

2 '41 Bangtails, Late, J. P.

5 Bally Club Bells

6 Baker's Pacer, D.D., LateI Baker Pacer, LateI Pace Racer, 25c Brown7 Pace Saratoga, '41, Late

SPECIALMILLS JUM80 PARADES, P. O., LATEMODELS, HIGH HEADS, REFINISHEDAND REBUILT LIKE NEW $14950

BADGER'S RECORD CARRYING CASESA STURDY CASE. REINFORCED METAL CORNERS.

SOFT PLUSH-LINED, HOLDS 60 RECORDS. PRICE $4.95

NEWLY

REFURBISHED "SPORTSMAN" »495<>o

WANT - USED MACHINES - WANTHIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID

Send List of Machines you have to sell and let us quote prices

All Machines Reconditioned, Read)( To Operate. V2 Cash With Order, Balance C.O.D. All Prices F.O.B. Los Angeles. Write Milwaukee for Special Price Quotations.

BADGER SALES COMPANY BADGER NOVELTY COMPANY1612 WEST PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES 15, CALIF. 2546 NORTH 30th STREET. MILWAUKEE 10. WIS.

1-BALLS • CONSOLES . ARCADEFOR SALE Automatic Payouts; One-Ball Derby Time Fin Ball Game^ console -type cabin-et, |l50,; Jennings Console, |50,; Paces Races, Brown Cabinet, excellent appearance,

$150,; Bakers Pacer Daily Double like new, ^275»j Mills 1040 Free Play 1-2-3, !j^82,,50j

Evans Playball, last model manufactured, very clean and good working order, $225,

j

Kirk Night Bomber, beautifully revamped and sprayed cabinet with machine gun refinish-ed - general appearance better than when new, also in good working condition, $475,

KENTUCKY AMUSEMENT COMPANY919 W, JEFFERSON LOUISVILLE, KY,

MACHINES CRATED! - READY TO SHIP!15 JAP CONVERTED CHICKEN SAM GUNS, Each... .,•,$139,50SEEBURG SHOOT THE CHUTE GUNS, Each, 119 *50EXHIBIT MERCHANTMEN DIGGERS, Each,.,,., 59,50WESTERN RECORD IT 25^ VOICE RECORDER,*, •.•*,.385,00KEENEY SUBMARINE GUNS .,,159,502 KEENEY 5^ TEXAS LEAGUERS, Each..,,., ...... 39,502 GOLD CUP, F.P,, Leg Model, Each. ....«••«.**.•••. •.•».*•.• 39*505 BALLY RAPID FIRfe GUNS, Each*... ............199.501 CHESTER POLLARD GaF, FLOOR MODEL. 75,00

TERMS; l/3 CASH, BALANCE C.O.D.

WANT TO BU YALL MODELS SEEBURG, MILLS, -/VURLITZER, ROCK-OLA PHONOGRAPHS

WRITE QUANHTY, MODEL, PRICE

B. & E. MOVE LTY COM PAN Y621 WEST MAIN STREET (PHONESt JACKSON 8811 - WABASH 2 663) LOUISVILLE 2, KY,

- staples -

FOR SALE - Can ship at once standard staples for any standard type stapling machine.Write for quantity prices immediately.

F. R.” V. B. SPECIALTIESP.O. BOX 72 (Telt 4343) MANITOWOC, WISC.



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o A ME S THAT GFT THF PLAYSTREAMLINER.,

GRAND CANYON,

SANTA FE

BRAZIL

ARIZONA

...CONVERTED FROM STARS

CONVERTED FROM DOUBLE PLAY

6. CONVERTED FR)M WEST WIND

..CONVERTED FROM DO-RE-MI

..CONVERTED FROM SUN BEAM

CONVERTED FROM ZOAfflIEINCREASED EARNINGS - TROUBLE FREE OPERATION — LASTING POFULARIIY

I I I, , , -r-' ^ SEE YOUR DISTRIBUTOR OR WRITE

.UNITED manufacturing COMPANYj6123-25 NORTH 'WESTERN AVENUE

w i \ nCHICAGO, ILLINOIS

>TArpT..r. oTu .QUALITY PRODUCTS

NOTICE-There is no substitute for C^ality. Quality Products will last for the duration^ D. GOTTLIEB & CCMPANY

1140 N. KOSINER AVMUE

CLOSING OUT SEND USYOUR BEST OFFER OUIGK4 Seeburg Shoot- The Chutes1 Bally Rapid Fire1 Mills Punching Bag1 Supreme Tokio Gun

'

1 Ten Strike1 Ten Pins

~~

3 Exhibit Card Venders (Floor Model)

MILLS VEST POCKET JACKPOT ATTACHMENTS ONLY

00$ 20 , EACH

RAKE CO I

N

2014 MARKET STREET

WANT WANTWILL PAY AS FOLLOWSMills Vest Pockets, B & G..,. |35o00

MACHINE(TEL< RITTENHOUSE 3716)

Mills Vest Pocket, GreenMills Vest Pocket, Chrome.Shipman Postage Stamp Vendor,

Duplex Mod el

,

Victor Roll-A-Packs.....Baker Lucky Strikes.......Victor Home Runs

,

ABT Challenger s.

,

ALL TYPES OF COUNTER GAllES, VENDING MACH-INES, SCALES, PHONOGRAPHS, FREE PL^Y PINGAMES - IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING FOR SALE -SEND US YOUR COMPLETE LIST IMMEDIATELY; i

EXCHANGEPHILADELPHIA 3. PA.

30.0050.00

16.005.005.007.50

12.50

™ OATT. ,

nickel NUDGERS - WANT

prices WANT°® nickels at a time. Write for particulars and

Ln one-balls, and slots. To save time tell us what price

Ct kind do

1226 S.W. 16th STREETDISTRIBUTORS

PORTLAND, ORE,

- RECORD DISCS -

makr^ur'cirn^"“^rlitser counter ifedels reconditioned.

sau^L^nr^rfc^ ITol^^Tre:l.

HUGO JOERIS3208 JACKSON STREET

AMARILLO, TEX.

vn-D OATT,- SUPRE1.IE SKEEROLL -

iZe^Z-JZrT. ZrZlrTT: alley aensatloni For

1004 CCMMERCIAL TRUST BtDG.ARCHIE A. BERGER

PHILADELPHIA, PA.

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games that are going overgreater than eve r

FARAIROOPSRebuilt from Powerhouse

TORPEDO PATROLRebuilt fi*om Formation

EAGLE SQUADRONRebuilt from Big League

PRODUCTIONRebuilt from Blondie

BOMBARDIERRebuilt fi-om Pollies

eagle SQUADRONRebuilt from Big Town

R G2820 N, SHEFFIELD AVENUE

OPERATORS - - SEE GAMES AT YOUR LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR ORr WRITE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS

s. machine companyCHICAGO. ILLINOIS PHONEt - DIVERSEY 2414

FOR SALF — Pfiruay. • 1. ,

REÎOTE TITLE SLIPSrun “ Paper is short - ordpr 4-^ •

first served. Price 48. per It.

* insure your future needs. First come,

66 PHOENIX fiOVirCOMPANY

havekhill, mass.

FOE SALE - "Rely on H^dvletî^^?''!!'- COLLECTION BOOKS

vestment on location with wîttln^Simerrre Protect your in-tity when ordering our oth^ stindfrf Sample or quan”Mr. ChaEles Fleischmann.

Collection books and forms. Write 1 Attention,

120 WEST 42nd STREETBALTIMORE SALESBOOK COMPANY

NEW YORK 18, N.Y.

triaI oRDF^R^r,^ ,

WRAPPERS

orders under ^10.00given, i-ull cash with

776 TENTH AVENUEJ A ECO, I NC.

(JACK FITZGIBBQNS.NEW YORK CITY

NOTICE - Don't dR.n.-aNEEDLES EE-CONDITIONED

Our Precision Grinding and^Finishing'^givis TO^doubl™d“r^^rTOi-n needles at greatly reduced cost ê sê^ ^ ® Pefoent of youryou - no substitutions. A guaranteed sertitH

' ^ to

RE-SHARP NEEDLE SERVICE

FORT DODGE, IOWA

F»0c BOX 770

FOR ÂT F Ta.. •* MUSIC •

BisytL;/*° -Sic unit for sale. First class condition.

19'‘^^2 BROADWAY COMPANY(Tel. Cherry 2833) DENVER. COLO.

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CANDY MACHINES PRICED FOR QUICK SALE'ALL IN PERFECT A-l CON^ho^N-^ME LÊ NEW66 U-NEED-A-PAK, 5 Columns, Each.J,.,^ ....Q

6 ROV®, 8 Columns, Each TAn1 MILLS DISPLi^Y, 5 Columns lo

METAL STANDS AVAILABLE FOR THE ABOVE, Each,.,..TEKMSi 1/3 DEPOSIT MUST ACCOMPANY ORDERS, BAUNCrc.*0.*D.'.”F‘o.B.'

49,504.50

MIAMI, FLA.

!c^ *30. eo., 2 Shortoets, *44.50 ea.- 1 Ex-

SDO^pf^r 'sfsYR i<>40., 1 Zig Zag. ^49,50. 3 Monicker, *80. ea., 1

!92!60r' ‘ ^ Velvets. *44.60 ea.; 1 Exhibit Knockout.

(Tel* 945)SOUTH DIXON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY

JOHNSON CITY, TENN.

S PECIAL//REPLACEM

S . 55 EACHTERMS: 1/3 DEPOSIT, BALANCE C.O.D.

ATLAS VENDING COMPANYl^NORrH BROAD STREET (paONE, ELisabeth Z-oVs) ElSeJeI, l .u

TDOD o-tt. MILLS FOUR BELL

months actual use. Original Packing Case. Ihe first ^600, gets it

546 MAIN STREETPARAÎOMT DISTRIBUTORS

Ueij 900; BEACON, N.Y.

t. r,ALLEYS AND PLAY BALLS

III t- ^5-50 100 . V52.00For 9 Ft. Skee iilley, 2-3/4,.,. ,,.,10 - 50 inn •co rvA

For Play Balls and Roll In Ihe Barrel,.,,, .10 - ^4.25***t*00

*ro

GENUINE RUBBER POKERING BALLWS; EACHmm FOR pÊ LIST ofTart^ fuses! wire, etc., etc.ECONOMY SUPPLY COMPANY

615 TENTH AVENUE frHONF Ac I oE.,L\T M IN (

~ vHONEi—BRyant 9-32 95) NEW YORK CITY

FOR cic ^SaLESBOARD -

fUK S„LE - i. money getter, operate Real-Dough 5c' 1500 hole cut out hoer.: <

end's rilverLuI;fYilTren!arf“.37.50, Operate Re„l-Dough «ith 3%5. MlT

10 only ,3.75 ea. net ll iTrf!location week after week. Sold in lots of

’ ° ship^d same day. 5C55 with order, Inlanee C.O.D.959 HOPE STRPPT / m

SALES CC^dPANY(Telt Plantations 0316) PROVIDENCE, R. I,

answering ads .

)

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''OR SALE10 MIU,S 6p BROWN FRONTS, With or Without side

Vendors. Complete Rebuilt Like Hew, each., S36.00

16 MILLS THRONE OF MUSIC,.,*..* ..

5 MILLS EMPRESS.

WRITE

WRITE

FOR BEST PRICES ON PD^ SWTS, MUSIC AND ARCADE — WRITE

. BUY BONDS EVERY DAY/ED., AL and JACK RAVREBY

NT, AAACHINE COMPANY245 COLUMBUS AVE.

TOR SATF mil IV * CONSaS - SLOT .

229 MT, AIRY AVE.

Deposit with all orders#JOHN M, STUART

PARIS, KY,

Wurlitzer, $55#; 412 andrear payout cigarette reels, i57.50. Terms, iT^epLIt, B^'a^rc o!d'' ITb T"533 C^TER AVE.. N.W.

“™Viei, ^.7418; ROANOKE, VA.

GAMES1 Pollies#.

.

1 Poxy#.^ ^ ^

^

3 Majors '41#.#.#.#,,.,,3 Ten Spot#.#,...,..,, ,

,

1 Capt, Kidd#,.,.,,.. ,,,1 Seven Up#.,.1 ABC Bowler#

,

1 Texas Mustang.##,,.1 Victory,,,.1 Knock •••••*,. c • a

,

2^09 50(RAILS SCRAPED, ALL ABOVE GAMES IN PER-FECT MECHANICAL CONDITION,)

. $15 #00

. 15,00

. 49,50

. 54.50

. 62#50

. 49,50

. 49,50

. 69,50, 94.50

MUSIC3 Rockoia Supers, rough paint,

perfect mechanically###,,. ....I350.001 WurlitZQT 600, A»1 mechanical

n W cabinet slick#,#,,, 325.001 Wurlitzer 600, Keyboard

Selector^ ^ 225 00

3 Wurlitzer Ol's, good, clean andmedianically 0,K,..##, 75,00

1 Seeburg Model B .#..,1 65^005 Seeburg Boxes, Type S201Z, New

in Original Cartons, - ••••#••#*,# 12#503 Seeburg Boxes, lype S201Z. Used

g,, , , ,MCE US YOUR OBFER ON^^MB

burg Guns, 3 havr oeen converted, others are rough hut all partsare there.

10 Contacts • 1 or 5 Ball

U rc Ay\crated f.o.b. nashville. mn.HERMITAGE MUSIC416»A BROAD STRRT^T

^ I ^NASHVILLE 3. TENN

COM PA N Y

FOR SALE - 1 SetChromes; Pinball

411»13 front ST#

y y- SLOTS - PIN CARTC^JS -

5/10/25/ Jennings Silver Moon Chiefs* 1cartons# * Set 5/10/25/ Mills Original

IHE GEORGE VENDING MACHINE COMPANY

. CATASAUQUA, PA.

WM3 PATri LAJ VFijXiMV, MlFDR SALE - 2 Genco Bank Rolls. #100. ea. Come and get th.

410 WASHINGTON ST.UTICA 2, N#Y#

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CENTRAL OHIO COIN MACHINE EXCHANGETHER.E IS NO SUBSTITUTE POK QUALITY

SALE - SALE - SALE5/ BLUE FRONTS, over 400,000, .^189,5010^ BLUE FRONTS, over 400,000, •••• 219,5025^ BLUE FRONTS, over 400,000,,,,, 259,50

CHERRY BELLS, S/5 or S/lO,,,,, 239,505^ SILVER CHIEFS,,*#,,.,,,, ,,,,,, 169,5010^ SILVER CHIEFS,, 209,50

CENTRAL OHIO COIN514 SOUTH HIGH STR.EET

PHONES: ADAMS

50 DOUBLE SAFES revolve—arounds, like nevr,, ,,,,,,,,, ,$135,00

15 SINGLE SAFES revelve—arounds, like new,,,,,,,,,,,,, 95,00

50 SAFE STANDS, lock and bars,,,,, 19,5060 TRACK TIMES 1936,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 95,00

MACHINE EXCHANGECOLUMBUS,OHIO

7949 OR ADAMS 7993

- SLOTS - MILLS PARTS -

aiefs, $150. ea., 1 5^ 4-Star Chief, lUO.; 1 5^ BlueMills parts* S,P, 1-2-3 Reel assembly comp, new discs, $18,50; 20 stopstars, $2.50; Set, Club Handle, Qirome Grip, $3,; Reserve Jackpot covers for BlueFronts, j2,; Wood cabinets, $12,50, Lots of Mills parts at list price. Write,

„ G, N, VENDING COMPANY663 W, BROAD ST.

• uunouiiiS/O -FOR ^LE - Flash Lew London offers a limited number of the following new consoles!Keeney Super Bells 5ji model, Bally High Hand 6;; model. Ihese machines are in theiroriginal crates, never having been uncrated, T&rite, wire or phone for prices,

leader SALES COMPANY131-133 N. FIFTH ST, (Tel, 4-3131) READING, PA.

6 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SEND US YOUR"BLUE GRASS' 'SPORT SPECIAL'

’DARK HORSE" ‘SPORT EVENT'/y

V/E WILL REVAMP lEEM INTO

WHIRLAWA YA BEAUTIFUL NEW COIJSQLE TYPE ONE-BALL FREE PLAY

1, BUILD UP JACKPOT TO $45,002, A.B,C,D, FAN FEATURE3, FIELD LIGHTS

4, BEAUTIFUL NEW BACK GLASS5, NEW PLAYING FIELD BY LEADING DESIGNER6, LUXURIOUS NEW CABINET DESIGN

HUNDRFJ)S ON LOCATIONSl EARNING TOP MONEYJi

ROY McGinnis company(Tel* UNiversity 1800)

I I2011 MARYLAND AVENUEBALTIMORE, MD,

reL!^fSquirrel Gun crated, |50. , Burns out bulbs. Well crated.

TcWo f Bomber, good shape, *315.i Supreme

HookM“i2S0 ! Tw’ t 'IMutoscope for 2 good shape *79.50, 1 Chioitn

1 Maior*'

n®®®®Ball DeLuxe 2/ chute reconditioned by Mutoscope, Jl29,60j1 Major League Baseball. 4169.50, 1 Reconditioned Fhotomatie 25^ *850/JOHNSTON & BICE, WINTER HAVEN, FLA,

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5 S

LATESTMODELS

IN USED

MAJESTIC323 MICKLE STREET

FREE PLAY

$ 99.50 blue

FOR ONLY 30 DAYS|

VENDING COM PAN Y !

(TE L: CAMDEN 7778) CAMDEN. N, J. i

.MOTORS REWOUND

NOTICE - Motor Rewind Service* 10 day service on aT l u ^Wurlitzer Mi n <= jo, ^ ® i^ice on all types of phonograph motors -

flo-z jArtPommaynor distributing company

823 WEST BROAD STREETRICffilOND 20, VAo

POT? qATP pv, .phono REPLACEMENT PLASTICS

ruK i>ALE - Phonograph replacement plastic for* Wurlitzer 750 R50 o^n onn

ciry o/^TTmTTEAGLE COIN MACHINE COMPANY530 SOUTH DEARBORN STREET

CHICAGO 5, ILL,

ARCADE AND MUSIC SALE^9 QTTV 1?TOTJ'T't?T3 0 a , .^ ' ' •— L_ ^2 SKY FIGHTERS, A-1, each

1279,50SMURG SHOOT-THE-CHUTE GUNS WITH BASES, each ..109 SO3 SEEBURG DUO-REMOTE CONTROL CONSOLES. F.S22 SEEBURG SELECT-O-MAIICS, each t’tn1 SEEBURG STROLLER (Play Bov) ! ,!*5n6 SEEBURG HI-TONE 8800 E.S.', each eo^sn3 SEEBURG WIRELESS SPEAKORGANS, each !..!.!!!!** 24*50

lERMS* 1/3 DEPOSIT WITH ALT. ORDERS***”*

SEEBURG CLASSICS-VOGUES - HI-TONE

S

WANT ANY QUANTITYNEW OR USED RACE RECORDSSPI RITUAL- SEPIA- BLUES

FRANCO NOVELTY COMPANY

qATP r' j -wCONSOLES, SLOTS, ETC,

send o^ UtasrhsU illYlCrY "ill f toshipment when it is advertised for we”dY* T*

** dean and ready for immediatemachines for sale thTare on 1LCr I ”f therefore are not advertisingpend on us for SoollLerceYYd^:::^'^':

33SPARKS SPECIALTY COMPANY

SOPERTON, GA,

•* SLOTS •

Mills^lue FJonts**j»3W*^^^sLdY*“dls Blue Fronts, J225., Z5^

Dennings e,uW. I2*years of“QT";trTLTdlTTgTnr:^J:l:e:^“^621 NORTH 16th STREET 424'^"'’'

ITeli West 4242) MILWAUKEE 3, mSC.

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ThA CONSC

2 NICKELS AND 1 QUARTER —WRIl

IE MAY-BEL)LE FOR YOUR BETTER LC

4 STRAIGHT NICKELS — OR 2 NICKELS AND

EE FOR FULL DET Ai L S

)CAT IONS2 QUARTERS PLAY

NEW BALLY CLUB BELLS

$34950LIMITED STOCK

25^ Deposit, 1

NEW SUN RAYS'FREE PLAY

$17950WH 1 LE THEY LAST

balance C.O.D.

PARTS FOR BALLY GMES, Including Back Glass for All Bally 1-Balls

LET US KNOW YOUR REQUIRETiENTS

SAM MAY INDUSTRIES2000 N. OAKLEY AVE. (PHONE: HUMBOLDT 5497) CHICAGO 47, ILL,

- MILL PARTS -

FOR SALE • Parts for Mills Jackpot Bells s Shatterproof jackpot glasses, $1»25; Shatt-

erproof reel glasses, 50/; Shatterproof escalator glasses, 50/; Mills clocks repaired*

KEYSTONE NOVELTY & MFG. COMPANY26th & HUNTINGDON STREETS (Tell BAL-5468) PHILADELPHIA 32, PA.

A.B.T. REPAIR FARTSNOTICE - Repair parts are still in stock to make your old coin chutes and Target

Skills as good as new. Prompt response to all inquiries.A.B.T, MANUFACTURING CORPORATION

715-723 NO. KEDZIE AVEITO CHICAGO 12, ILL.

- MUSIC - ARCADE -

FOR SALE - 1 new Wurlitzer 580 Selector Speaker 5/l0/25/, |150.; 2 Wurlitzer ^31 2-

wire barboxes, |15. ea.; 3 Buckley 24 record gold illuminated boxes, ^17.50 ea.; 3

Seeburg 5-wire s/lO/25/ Baromatics, ^36.50 ea, ; 1 Seeburg Wireless Speakorgan withreceiver, ^36.50; 1 Seeburg Stroller with receiver and original wireless box, $27.50;1 Bally Bull, Jap convers,, $92*50; 1 Seeburg 20 Packard adaptor, $25.; 2 Wurlitzer616 amplifiers with tubes, $32. ea.; without tubes, $27.50 ea.

C. V/. HUGHES & COMPANY336 MAIN ST. (Tell 17) LADOGA, IND,

- MUSIC - ARCADE - WANT -

FOR SALE - Mills Throne, $169.50; 2 Chicken Sams, $114.50 ea, WANTball cartons, advise quantity and price for immediate shipment,

JULES OLSHEIN284 S. ALLEN (Tel: 2-2900)

- TUBES -

FOR SALE - 2A4G tubes brand new in original cartons for immediate sale, $3.10 each,ATLANTIC DISTRIBUTING COMPANY

583 TENTH AVE. (SEEBURG DISTRIBUTORS) NEW YORK, N.Y.

- New or used pin

ALBANY, N.Y.

PINS - MUSICFOR SALE - Bola Way $60,; Stratoliner $32.50; Miami Beach $40,; All American $35.;Boom Town $30,; Skyline $29.50; Flicker $28,50; Crystal $30,; 2 Playballs $25, ea,

;

Keeney Repeater $40,; Pan American $30.; Doughboy $29.50; Short Stop with plasticbumpers $20,; Bally Liberty $45,; Music: Rockola Super with adaptor $400,; RockolaStandard $295,; 3 Rockola Monarchs in hide-away cabinets with Buckley adaptors and 10

Buckley boxes $250, ea; Terms: l/3 Deposit, Balance C.O.D,

CENTRAL VENDING COMPANY310 SO, 24th STREET CMAHA, 2, NEBR.

ARCADE - TONTFOR SALE - Qiicken Sam Shoot-The Jap conversion $125,; 3 Evan Ten Strikes High Dials$50, ea; WANT - ABT 1/ Target Skill counter games,

G. A. SWEETP.O.B 0X28

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VOL. 5, NO, 32 THE CASH BOXSection 2, page 23

MAY 2, 1944

HIGH CLASS EQUIPMENT KEADY FOR OPERATION3 MILLS 10^ BLUE FRONTS, Light Oak Cabinets, Original Models, 3/5 Pay.,, •.,.$215. 00

2 MILLS 5/ BLUE FRONTS, Light Oak Cabinets, 3/5 Pay...... .••••••••••••165,001 JENNINGS 5/ ONE-STAR 120,00

4 BLUE GRASS, One-Ball Multiple Free Play 145,00

1 VICTORY, One-Ball Free Play 65,00

1 SPORT SPECIAL, One-Ball Free Play 124,50

1 RECORD TIME, One -Ball Free Play 117,506 MIILS JUMBO PARADES, Free Play' 77.50

25 BRAND NEW (2 PACKAGE FOR l)zf) MATCH VENDING li'LACHINES 2.75

T^RMS; l/2 DEPOSIT WITH ORDER, BALANCE C.O.D,

CONFECTION VENDING COMPANY222 WEST FOURTH ST. (PHONEt 2-1816) CHARLOTTE, 2,N. C.

MUSIC - SCALES - COUNTERS - CONSOLEFOR SALE - 3 Seeburg Mayfair $250, ea; 4 Wurlitzer 600R $314.50 eaj 2 Vfurlitzer 600K

$350, ea; 2 Wurlitzer 800 $550, ea; 5 Wurlitzer ^125 Boxes, 1 iil^l45 Stepper $217,50;50 Used Wurlitzer i^lOO Boxes $13.50 ea; 6 Hamilton Scales $49,50 ea; 10 Holly Grip-

pers $9,50 ea; 2 Pikes Peak $8,50 ea; 1 Mills F,P. Jumbo Parade $87,50; Also have a

number of 1/ and 5/ Sparks, Mercury, Yankee and Imps - give us your offer.

JOURD WHITE SALES COMPANY210 W. WOOD ST. (Tell 765) PARIS, TENN,

- MOTORS REPAIRED -

NOTICE - Miniature motor service; We are in a position to completely repair, rewind

and overhaul all miniature motors for Seeburg and Bally guns and all type of phonomotors; Prompt service; $10, per motor; Send Railway Express freight prepaid,

CLEVELAND COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE2021 PROSPECT AVENUE (Tels Prospect 6316) CLEVELAND, 15, OHIO

- SLOT PARTS FOR CONVERTING -

NOTICE - Rebuilding, converting, refinishing parts made to order, "We now have mater-ials for converting reel assemblies from 10 to 20 stop, 1-Cherry or 2-Cherry payouts;We also have discs, 20 stop stars, reel strips, award cards, denomination buttons,slides and glass for all slots. Write for wire us immediately.

OPERATORS’ SERVICE1624 S. MUSKEGO AVEIWE MILWAUKEE, 4, mS.

MUSIC - SLOTS - WANTFOR SALE - Rockola, V/urlitzer and Seeburg Wall Boxes, write for prices; 2 Mills 5/Qirome Vest Pockets $69.50 ea; WANT - One gun for Bally Bull.

BIRMINGHAM VENDING COMPANY2117 THIRD AVE,,N0RIH (Teli-» 3-5183) BIRMINGHAM, 3, ALA,

- MUSIC - SLOTS -

BwR SALE - 2 ilills Snpress, Keeney Adaptors and 6 Keeney boxes with each ;j250* ea.;Seeburg Commander ESRC, iewelite base and Playboy completely refinished in marblglo$475,; 10^ Blue Front 3/l0 PO $185,; 5^ Roman Head 3/5 PO $130,; 10/ Jennings FourStar Chief $139,50; 5/ Smoker Bells $55, each; l/3 with all orders.

AUTOMATIC MUSIC COMPANY1724 WABASH AVENUE (Tell C7248) TERRE HAUTE, IND.

ZIP CORD - LUMILINES - FUSES - LAMPS

Original New Zip Extension Cord - 500 ft, to roll. Per Ft. •••••••••••••••••••. 3-g/

Excellent 5-Wire Cable, Per Ft. 15/Single Conductor Wire - 1000 Ft, to a roll, per Ft ••..••1/ON ORDER FOR /flRE WRITE THAT IT WILL BE USED FOR ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRAcid Cord Solder 50/ per lb. in 5 lb, rolls; Cotter Pins 1000 asst, in box, per box75/; 1503 Lamp for Keeney, $1.85 ea,; 12” Lumiline Westinghouse Mazda 75/ ea.; 17”

Lumiline G.E, Mazda 90/ ea.; 7-g-, 15, 25, 40, 60 'Watt Westinghouse Mazda 7-g/ ea.;120to carton. All Miniature Bulbs 50, 51, 55, 63 - 45/ per box; Screw Plug Fuses 10,

15, 25, 30 Amp,, s>3.75 per 100; Glass Fuses 10, 15, 20 Amp $2.75 per 100; Fustats15/ ea,; 3 Amp, and 6 Amp. Plug Fuses - $4.25 per 100,

TERMS: l/3 DEPOSIT, BALAITCE C.O.D.

ARCADE BULB COMPANY56 WEST 25th STREET (PHONE i 'WA 9-7490) NEW YORK, N, Y.

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ISSUED EVERY WEEK BY: THE CASH BOX. 381 FOURTH AVE.. NEW YORK 16. N.Y.

FOREWORDMany times, wide differences appear in the high and low prices of certain equipment Like any true reporter TheConfidential Price Lists can only feature the market prices os they ore quoted. The Confidential Price Lists act exactly

the same os the market quotation board at the Stock Exchange—posting the prices exactly as they ore quoted for

each week, regardless of how mrich they may seem to be out of line. Some machine prices do not change for

months. The Confidential Price Lists, rather than show no price for the week, retain the lost known quotations for

such equipment so that the subscriber at least has the lost known quoted prices as a basis to work with. Prices

continue to be very widely divergent these days. Someoike on the West Coast may feel a certain machine worth$150.00 whereas someone on the East Coast may think it worth but $75.00. Of course, condition. serioL appearance,demand, territory, quantity, etc., must all be tokm into conskierotion. The Confidential Price Lists report eachquotation exactly as it is made and depend on the subscriber to make overage price adjustment to fit the peculiarities

of his own territory.

METHODThe Confidential Price Lists ore to be read as follows: First price li^ed is lowest price for the week; Second price listed

is highest price for the week; Where only one price appears this should be considered lowest price.

CODECHECK THIS CODE CAREFULLY. BECO?^ ACQUAINTED WITH EACH ONE OF THE CODE NUMBERS ANDWHAT TliEY SIGNIFY. THESE CODE NUMBERS APPEAR IN FRONT OF THE NAME OF EACH MACHINE.

1 . MEANS PRICE WENT UP.

2 . MEANS PRICE WENT DOWN.

3 .MEANS MACHINE JUST ADDED TO LIST.

4 MEANS PRIC^ WENT UP AND DOWNSAME WEEK.

C MEANS PRICES REMAINED SAME AS INPAST WEEK'S ISSUE.

R MEANS NO PRICES QUOTED FORO. PAST TWO WEEKS.

7 MEANS NO PRICES QUOTED FOR* • PAST THREE V7EEKS.

Q MEANS NO KUCES QUOTED FORO- past four weeks or LONGER.

IMPORTANTMachines underlined mean these were most active

in trading this past week.

^ NOTICE ! March, 1942 Market Prices for Wholesalers as per GMPR of OPAappeared in September 7, 1943 issue. Reprints are available.

[Copyrighted 1944 by The Cash Box, 381 Fourth Ave., New York 16, N. Y. Productionn whole or part forbidden without written permission from the publishers.

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THE CASH BOX, 381 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 16, N. Y.

VOL. 5, NO. 32 MAY 2, 1944 SERIAL NUMBER 136

PHONOGRAPHS

SEEBURG7*Selectophone 10,.,

l»Symphono la, , , , , , •

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^69.50

IcHegal, ,••••••••••• 279,508*H6galyR«C« •••••*, ,,, ,269.506*Model A,

8.Model A-Ill8,Model B,

8 .Model C,,,,« •••••.

8 .Model H

8.Rex, with Adaptor,6,Model K-15,...,,,.8,Model K-201 .Royall.Gem.. .••• 250.00

350,00

8 . Cla s SI c,R , C. , , .315.00 340.002.Mayfair..8.Melody King,,,,,.,.8.Crown, o,«

8.Crown ,R.C.. •.«.•••

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250.005 • Concert Grand, , • • ,

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2 .Colonel.,. .••• ..•,» 375,008, Concert Master..,,.2,Cadet,, 365.006,Cadet,R.C. . , . 32 5 . 00

8 ,Maj or

7 .Maj or,R.C..,8 .Envoy.1 .Envoy,R.£.1.Vogue 350.008.Vogue,R.C. ...350.002 .Casino,

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265.008 .Ca s ino ,R . C. . , .239 .50

8 .Commander. ... ... . .

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8 . Commander , R. C. , . . .

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. .,370.001.Playboy..

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29.50l.Selectomatic 16,,,. 12.50l.Selectomatic 20,,,, 9.50l.Selectomatic 24.... 9,50

2,Rojiote Speak Organ. 37,502.Virired Speak Organ...8 .Multi-Selector 12 R. ...79,508.Melody Parade Bar,,.2 .30-Wire Vfell Box.... 7.95

2,5/ Wall-0»Matic Wless..35.00 39.50

8.5/ Bar-O-Matic Wless . , . 39.5 0

4.5/ Virall-0-Matic,3Wire.,24,50 34.50

4.5,10,25/ Bar-O^atic3-Wire.

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39.508.5,10,25/ Wall-O-Matic

3-Wire

2.5,10,25/ Wall-O-MaticWireless. .., .....

1.5,10,25/ Bar-O-Mati cWls.42 ,50 55.008,Electric Selector,.,5.Wireless Stroller., . 45.005,Hi-Tone 9800,,.,,,,,6,Ki-Tone 9800,RC..,,,5,Hi-Tone 8800,,.,,,,. 550.00l.Hi-Tone 8800,R.C,,,, .. .565.00 600.008.Hi-Tone 8200.,.,,,,.1. Hi— Tone 8200, R.C..,, . . .595,00 600.002, Wall Brackets..,.,..8 .Power Supply. .......2.20 Record *43 Cab... 455.00

KEENEY2.Wall Boxes.. ........ .. To $ 5,50

8,Adaptor for Seeburg...8.Adaptor for Rockola...8.Adaptor for ^16

Wurlitzer . .15 .50

8. Twin 12 Adaptorl.Wurlitzer 24 Adaptor.. * .29.508.0rgan Speaker.........8, Sun Ray Speaker.l.Bar Brackets..........

MILLS8 . Zephyr6. Studio..1.Dance Master.....,,... 55.00S.DeLuxe Dance Master1.Do-Re -Mi4«Panorams 379.504,'^rone of Music.,.,,*. ,175,00 250,008, Throne with Adaptor ... .275.00l.Bkpress. *•.,.**. •*.*.. 275.008 .Empress with Adaptor,, .259,50S.Panoram Adaptor,S.Panoram 10/ Wall Box. **.19,508 .SpeakerS.Panoram Peek (Con).... .385.00 495.005.Conversion for Panoram

d)

Peek. ...... _u

GABEL L.Q-

8.12 Record, Jr* .*.*,**8,12 Record with Adptr , ,, ,58 .00 >o8.2-12 *s with Adpr,,.,., _J

8.2-18*s with Adptr..,,, ,120,00 c6.24 Record Last Model,, ,189,50 (D

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PACKARD4,Pla-Mor Wall & B, Box. .29.50 44.50 X5.Bar Bracket

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8. Willow Adaptor, .,,.. ..o(0

8. Chestnut Adaptor,.,,,, w.

8 .Cedar Adaptor >2^Poplar Adaptor <S.Maple Adaptor.,.....,. o8 .Juniper Adaptor*. .... *

8 .Elm Adaptor *.**,*LA

6 .Pine Adaptor. Hi8 .Beach Adaptor.,8.Ash Adaptor,,.,, Q8. Spruce Adaptor £8.Lily Speaker o8,Violet Speaker.,,,,.,.- u_

8, Orchid Speaker .,, 11

S.Iris Speaker (D-JC

ROCKOU U2.12 Record *..*,* 70.00

99.506,Rhythm Master 12..,..,,,.69.508 .Rhythm Master 16..,,,,,8.Rhythm Master 16,

1118,Imperial 164*Imperial 20, ,120,00 150,005 .Windsor

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,160.002 .Monarch. ,125.00 190,008.Windsor, 111.,.....,,*,,140.008.Std, Dial-A-Tone. . . . **

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,199,50


4* *40 Super Rockolite.,8#Counter ’39* •**•«•••*•. •84*50

6**39 Standard .,275*00

5, *39 DeLuxe* 275*008**40 Super Marble* •..•• .225*008* *40 Super Walnut with

Adaptor* 375 *008. *40 Super Walnut *.... ..325*008**40 Super Marble* •..•• .225*008**40 Master Walnut* ...» *249*50

5 *’40 Master Rockolite .. .285*002. *40 Counter., ..•*.•*.•• .89*501**40 Counter with Std** .110*002. *41 Premier. .,.•*•••., .500.00

5 .Wall Box*. •*•*•• •••18.505 .Bar Box.. ••••••*•••••••• .7*50

2**41 Bar Box .20*00

8*Spectravox *41* •*....•• 125 .00

8 .Glamour Tone Column. .. .125.00

5.

Moderns Tone Column.. • ..85.00

l.Playmaster Spectravox. .275*00

8 .Playboy. 39*506

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DeLuxe *Jr*

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Rockolite. 150,001. Playmaster . *•.•.•••••• .150*006, Twin-12 Cab & Spk* ..... ,89*508.20 Re c. St eel Cabinet

Adp* Step*Amp*Spk. • . 109.502 * Commando. • *••**•**•••• .535.006*1501 Wall Box *19,508*1502 Wall Box. 17*508.1503 Wall Box 24,508.1504 Bar Box.. ....29.508.1525 Wall Box 50*006.1526 Bar Box. 50,006*Dial-A-Tone B&V/ Box, ... *22,508,1806 Organ Speak* ..... .*32,508*Tone-A*Lier *• •••*••••• • .54*50

A.M*I*7 * Sirig ing Tower .300*00

8 .Mode 1 ic-5 Phono ••..••.

8 .Singing Towers, Speak. ..15*00

BUCKLEY4.V/ali & Bar Box OldSt.. Oo•CO

•• 12,50

l.Ill.y/all & Bar Box.... 35*008,32 Record Adaptor,....5,24 Record Adaptor1.16 Record Adaptor ••... 19*502. Steel Cabinet *.19.50 25.00S.Zephyr Speak Cab,5,20 Rec. Seeburg Adptr. . .29,50l.Bar Brackets. •..,• . ••

WURLITZER8.P-108-P-lO, 111,.

5.P-12 *

8.P-12, 111

6*3128. P-4002.412*. 72*008 *41 2 , D * C*Cr * •.*.•..••• • *32 *50

2*412, 1118*316 ••••••7*4164*616*. * 99*50

2*616*111 ^109*50 - 137.50;T39*W"

8*716 ,110*002*24 .179*50 195*001*24A ,250,008*Revamp (24).. ,18 9.506*600,.., ,310*002.600R ,300*00 319*501*600K ,325*00 349.501*500. ,345*00 350.00

5*500A *350*001*41 (Counter ) •.•••••• .1 124.50

1*41 (Counter) Std. ••*•110,00 115*005*61 (Counter).,. 90,00

8*61 (Counter) Std*.,..1*71 (Counter ) .••••.• •* *149*502.,71 (Counter) Std...*. *139*50 149,50

1*51 (Counter )••••••. ** *,50*006*81 (Counter )••••••••

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*200,006*81 (Counter) Std* *.**215*008*50 ...••* **75,006*700 * *500*002.750M ,575*001.750E .595*00 600.008.780E ,549*008*780E (Colonial) *450,008.780M ,500*005*800 *550,00 575*00

7.850*.,, *650*005*950 *675*002*300 Adaptor. •••••••*

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30,005*310 Wall Bx, 30 VlTire** *25*001,320 Wireless Wall Box • *24*50 25.007*320-2 Vare Wall Box*. **22,50

j*331-2 Wire Bar Box.*, .,15*004*304-2 Wire Stepper.,* 25,00

6*Wireless Strollers.*.7*430 Speaker Cab* with

•149,50

8*350 Wireless Speaker ..*29*508*24 Re c*Adaptor •...••

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1* Twin-12 Steel CabinetAdp.Amp* Step* Spk, .,99*50 - 115*00

8*1Win 616 Steel CabinetAdp.Amp .Step* Spk. .150*00

8*24 Steel Cabinet Spk,*145»002,580 Selector Spkr,.** *139,00 150,00

2,100 Wall Box 5^30Wir e.10,00 25*008*100 Wall Box 10/.. ...

5* 111 .Bar Box.....2,125 Wall Box, 5, 10, 25^^..27*50 37.50

2*120 Wall Box 30*008* Bar Bracket. •••••• •*.

8*305 Impulse Rec. .. •*•

8*350 Impulse Stepper ... *25*00 -

6*123 V/all or B.Bx Wire ,,29,505*135 Step Receiver...,,1*145 Impulse Stepper, .**35*00 40.00

8*306 Music Transmitter,,*15,002*42-24(1943 Rev) ,400,00 475,005*42-600K (1943 ) Rev*** ,495*002.42-500 .475*008*39 A Speaker •••••« ..a **35*758*130 Adaptor * •*•35,00

— ^365*00

310,00

To 335*00

To 595*00

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8.A.B.T, 6 Gun RifleRange. • ••••••

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.,20.00 To $69.50Z, Bally Builds Eye.##.. 124.505. Bally Bull, Jap Conv.. ..95.008. Bally Convoy.,

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.275.00

.275.00 300,00

2.Bally Rapid Fire..,#. .175.00 239,501.Bally Shoot-1'he-Bull..lOU.UO 125.001. Bally Sky Battle* •••• ,285.008.Bally Racer *..••..•#

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6, Bally Basketball.

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.110.002 .Bally Torpedo.

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.170.001.Bally King Pin....... ,325.008.Bally Eagle Eye .109.502.Baker Sky Pilot. .150.006 ,Bang-A-Deer,

5 .6owl-A-Bomb .#..•.• ••• ,300,005,Buckley DeLuxe Digger .100.005.Buckley Treasure Is-

land Digger 95,00

S.Chicoin Hockey..,,.,, .189,50 250,006, Chi CO in Rola*<«Score,

1.Casino Golf. 75.005, Chester Pollard Golf. . .70,00

5, Cupid Wheels

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,265.00 295,00

8,Daval Bumper Bowling. . .49,508,Daval-U-Roll-It, ., . .

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8 .Evans Duck Pin Alley. 1050.008 .Evans-In-The-Barr el •

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.115,005. Evans Play Ball...,,, ,195.00 To 225.006.1^vans Ski Ball.......2 .Evans Super Bomber.,, .395.002, Evans Ten Strike.LD., . .35.00 50,005.Evans Ten Strike^HD,. .,60.0t) 69.50l.Evans Tommy Gun...,,. .179.50 210.001. Exhibit Bicycle...... ,100,00 149.506.Exhibit feaseball.. . ,

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1 .Exhibit Bowling Alley ,,80,001.Exhibit Hi-Ball.., ...

l.Exhibit MerchantmanRoll-Chute Digger... 65.00

2,Exhibit Rotary Mer-chandi ser. .100.00 195.00

4,£xhibit Vitalizer ,

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8.Genco Bank Roll 145.008.Genco Magic Roll..,.,l.Genco Play Ball,...,, ,150.00 189.502.Groetchen Mountain

Climber .150,00

S.Groetchen Metal Typer ..95.002,Groetchen Skill Jump, ., 35,00 40,004. Gottlieb Skee Ball Et . .50 .00 119,50

2, Jennings Roll-In-The-Barrel.. .......... .100,00 169,50

1, Keeney Air Raider..., ,225.00 265,00

5*Keeney Anti-Aircraft,Black 79.50

5.Keeney Anti -Aireft. Br, ,$79.50 - 100, 00

8.Keeney Navy Bomber.,.,. .229.502. Keeney Texas Leaguer... ,.39.00 44. 50

1.Keeney Sub Gun,.,,,.,.. .174,50 225.00

8.Keeney Bowlette .,50,005«Kirk Air Def ense.. , .. .. .185^002 .Kirk Night Bomber..,, ,. ,360,00 475*00

3,Klip-A-Nip ( Conv8.Kue Ball...............

6*Midget Skee Ball,...,,. ,157,505.Midget Skee DeLuxe”. .249.50

8 .Mills Rotary Digger,,..4.Muto scope Ace Bomber... .335.00 - .oo 00

8.Mutoscope Bowling Alley.110.004#Mutoscope Dr, Mobile,,

.

.319.50 335, 00

5.Mutoscope Dr .Mobile w.

Tok. R. ....... .395.005,Muto scope Fan Ft. Digger .79.506,Mutoscope Elec.Tr. Crane. 45, 00

l.Mutoscope Photomatic, . .850,00 1000. 00

8.Mutoscope Roll Ft, Crane . .50.002.Mutoscope Sky Fighter,, .300,00 350. 00

3. " " ” withconversion.395.00

2,Mutoscope Hockey,

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l.Mutoscope Magic Finger. .100,006.Mutoscope Pokerino

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6.Munves Trap-Ihe-Jap, ,,

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,169.50

8 .Pennant 85, 00

5.Per is cope.. .375.00 395.00

6.Poker & Joker ,100,00 \

2.Radio Rif le.2.Rockola Ten Pins, ID.,,, 44, 50S.Rockola Ten Pins, HD. ,,

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2,Rockola Tom Mix Rifle., . .49.50l.Rockola World Series... 110,00

8.Rock-0-Ball« , .......... 125. 00

8.Rock-01a Talkie Horosope.195,00 275. 00

6.Scientific Baseball,,,. ,110,00 129. 501.Scientific Basketball.. .125.005. Scientific Batting Prac . .99.50 149. 501. Scientific X-Ray Poker, , .85.008«Scientific Battle Royal ..49.504,Seeburg Chicken Sam,,,, ,100.00 125. 00

o.Seeburg Jap Conv....... .125.00 CO . 50

2.Seeburg Hitler Conv.,,, ,125.00 158,502.Seeburg Shoot-The-Chute . . 95 .00 179.50

7.Seeburg Qiute Conv,,,,. .179.505.Seeburg Hockey,,.,.....5»Seeburg Rayolite, .

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6,Seeburg Par, J\mp.,.,,, ,150,00 169. 505,Seeburg Jail Bird..,,.. .145.00 160. 00

5 .Selector scope .375,006, Star Elec. Hoist Digger. . .50.006.Supreme Keep Punching,. .100.002.Sunreme Gun (New Rev),. ,235.00 330, 00

3. Supreme Skeeroll

,

,317,505 • Tai 1 Gunner ..... ....,,. .325,005,Test Pilot .195.008.Target Roll, 14 Ft, ...5.Tokio Raider (Conv),,,, .,16,756.Warher Voice Recorder,. .495,00 500 ,001.Western Baseball *39

FPPO 110 .004.Western BasebaTI *40,,, 199 ,508.Western Baseball *41 .,

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,179.501.Western Major League.,

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,175.008.Western Super Strength. . . 55 . 00 79 ,50S.Western Recordit ,

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,385,00l.Wurlitzer Skeeball ,14Ft,,150.00

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OLD NAME NEWT NAMES

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Cadillac ,,Archery, DestroyerCoimiodore ,SailorettesCrossline All Out

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8*25/ Baker *s Pacer DD.475.00 5,Galloping Domino (38) .,75,00 To 100.00

8,C«Se Baker *s Pacers ’*475,00 .... 5, Galloping Domino (39), 195, 00

8,5^ Baker *s Pacer Std, l«GaL loping Domino (40),250,00 350.00

Model Fac* Reblt*,350,00 5«Galloping Domino (41 ),495,00

8,25^ Model Fac* Reblt*375,00 5, Galloping Domino (42),425, 00

8.C.S, Model ” ” ,375,00 4, Good Luck* 55,00

1,5^ Baker’s Pacer DD.,275,00 To 375,00

8*25;^ Baker’s Pacer DD,225.00 l,High Hand*... **•• *,,, 225,00

8.C*S. ” ” ” ,325,00

5,5^ ” ” Std.325,00 6,Hold & Draw.k

5,25^ ” " " ,350,00

8,C,S. " " ” ,200,00 1, Jungle Camp,F,P, . , . ,

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174,50 f2, Bangtails *39.,., 195,00 2,Jumbo Parade ,F,P,. ,,

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4, Big Game,F,P, ,,, . . .75 ,00 119,50 8 ,Keno u2,Big Top,F,P,,.,., 4,Kentucky Club *,, 125.00 D.5, Big Top fP* 0* « • • •

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(0V8,Buckley 7 Bells., 2 .Lucky Lucre ,., 299,508, Buckley Long Shot 2,Lucky Lucre ’41,.,,,, 375.00 JO.

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8,Buckley Col,Sl*Hd ,..,75,00 . 1,Lin CO In Field.,,.,.,,

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8 .Charley Horse,,,, 4,Mills 4 Bells ,,, 850,00 >% 8, China Boy,,*,,,,, 2,Mills 3 Bells ,975.00

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T 8,Domino, 1941, 7 Coin. .425,00 l.Pace Saratoga, no rls ,149,50

! J1,Paces Saratoga, Comb,, ,169,50

4 5,Paces Saratoga, Jr.PO .250.008,Evans Pacers,,,,, 5, Paces Saratoga, Sr, , .260,00 L

1 1,Exhibit Races,,,, 79,50 l,Paces Reels, Comb ,289,50l.El Dorado *,,.,, *, 5,Paces Reels, Jr ,P0,, ,, .189,50 175.00

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l.Ray’s Track......... To ^95.00 1. Super Track Time.... 375.00l.Rio .

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1,5/ F*P#Mint Vender #*..99,50 195*00

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4.5/ Club Bell 275.00 L»

2.10;^ Club Bell 279.50 0u.

1.25/ Club Bell.,,,*. 375^005 .50/ Club Bell

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NEWS FLASHFREE PLAYGAMES RULED'NOT GAMBLING' INDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BY U.S. COURT OF APPEALSThe U. S* Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia ruled (April 17, 1944) in thecase of the Washington Coin Machine Association vs Harvey G. Callahan, AssistantSuperintendent of Metropolitan Police, in an appeal taken from the local districtcourt (argued March 14, 1944) Judge Groner giving the following opinion:

’’Ihese machines are lacking in the essential elements necessary to make

of them gambling devices or gambling machines. There is no element of

gain or loss, financial or otherwise, involved in the transaction,

"One may not suppose that a person desiring to gamble would put up

money in the hope of obtaining tokens which can be used only to produceinsignificant humorous sayings. The amusement feature of the machinedoes not make the machine a gambling device. It arouses interest and

perhaps attracts customers to the machine in much the same way as ad-vertising would, but this is lawful.

"The only chance connected with the operation of the machine is thatwit or humor may momentarily brighten up the vacuous minds huntingamusement, "

It is also understood that Judge C. J, Groner, who gave this decision which captxared

the fancy of the various presses located in Washington at this time and who rushed itover their wires to the nations* newspapers, will in a few weeks also rule on the

legality of tokens in machines, but not for redemption. Washington coinmen eagerlylook forward to his decision in this regard.

In the meantime the news that Washington, D, C, , is again open to free play games hasflooded this already overcrov/ded city with operators from as far away as Florida andmany from New York City, Word comes thru that all these are getting ready to set pinsjust as fast as they can obtain them. Such eastern centers as New York, Newark, N,J,,Philadelphia, Pa*, Boston, Mass*, and many other cities heard the news first andoperators from these spots rushed to Washington seeking locations* Ihis grand rushto operate in Washington is bringing chuckles to the District of Columbia ops whoknow the ropes as well as the many restrictions and especially the locations thatproved worthwhile when pins ran last,

Ihe entire case goes all the way back to 1936 before Judge Donahue in the Court of

Equity. At that time the judge ruled that pin games were games of chance, and there-fore gambling devices, (ife meant the one-balls that were in operation in Washingtonat that time , )

In 1938 when free play pins made their appearance, Washington* s ops placed them outcautiously, expecting this old ruling to apply to them, but the police did not molestthe games. In 1942 the District Attorney came out with an opinion that these freeplay pin games were illegal and ordered the police department to pick them up onsight.

The ops went into city court and obtained a jury trial, after one storekeeper wasarrested, to fight this order, Ihe jury disagreed with the police department at thistrial, but this was only on that one particular game which had been picked up.

Another game was immediately picked up by the police department and the ops then de-manded an injunction restraining the police from molesting their machines. They lostthe suit for this injunction in the District Court,

In 1943 the coin machines association of Washington took an appeal from this loss tothe U,S* Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia on obtaining an injunction.This is the decision which has just been announced.

For a moment the frantic long distance phone calls that came in from everywhere inthe country to The Cash Box were starting something of a rampage. Many misinterpretedthe press release in this case which appeared in their daily newspapers by just read-ing that; "Free Play games have been termed not gambling by the U,S*Court 'of Appeals".Many coinmen therefore believed that this decision came from a high Federal court andwould affect the entire country.

Ihis is not a Federal decision covering the nation. It is instead a decision for theDistrict of Columbia from the U.S, Court of Appeals for that district only.


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