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The 1st is a "Universal" penny machine made by Oak. Basically an early "Acorn" machine. This picture is how I found it. It is soon to be totally restored to original bronze color with chrome top. The 2nd is a basic vintage Ford machine we all knew and loved back in the day. This one has always been a specific love of mine with fond memories going to get my haircut at the local barber shop. I always pestered my dad to feed this thing with pennies while we were at the barber shop. I am looking for just one piece missing on this one. The small metal slot cover with the serial # on it is missing on this one, and I would love to find one to put it back.
Gumball MachinesGumball machines are among the earliest coin-operated vending machines. The…