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Posted 10 months ago
JaredRolen
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1953 Stoner Candy Machine made by Harry Stoner. Several Variations this was in considered a 180 because it holds 180 bars of candy. It also has a mint, gum on the side which was added feature.
Not sure how many were made with the mint wheel.
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Stoners are the greatest candy machines ever made IMO.
Love your Stoner! I've got one that I need to get working. I'm not sure of the model no. but I believe it has pulls for 9 different candy selections, but not the 'mint wheel'. That is so cool! Makes me want to get mine up and working.
Thanks for sharing!
i really like it. i had one just like it but it was brown,and i traded it for a victor coca cola cooler. i would stock mine and when i pulled the handle all the candy in that roll would come out. not just one. everyone got a good deal on my stoner machine.
Mines looks the same except the mint wheel. Thanks for the pic!