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Posted 10 years ago
elliep
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I am hoping to find somebody that knows the original color that this candy machine was. Someone I know is trying to restore it and we are coming up empty handed
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If you wet a cloth with mild soap rub a small spot. You should be able to find a spot that comes up. Or behind a peice of trim.
Who is it made by ? I see something wrote on it under mirror . Very neat piece !
There is a restored version on google search - done in a dark red (maroon) color with gold pinstripe. Also the "Candy" print on the mirror. - You are missing the pull-lever or button panel. - Weren't these originally dip-painted, not spray-painted? Maybe inside still has the original color (or behind the mirror)
http://www.americanheritage.us/ProductDetails.aspx?productID=262
Looks like a Rowe machine . your knobs are missing , But Red is color . This one was restored so not sure if they used color of original one as maroon vs red .
lol agh I was typing as you were sorry :-(
From what I see of yours it appears to have a red undertone also .
Thanks for all the information guys!! I will relay the message!
I have the same machine I have the original color match code if you still need it! Can you please post some more pictures of the outcome of the project?
The vending rack has been removed from the machine is off to the left of the machine . For the person that thought the “knobs “ were missing !
Is this machine for sale email me if so. jaredrolen@gmail.com