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Here is a Vintage Art Deco Style Condom/Prophylactic Vending Machine, I think 1930's? You would insert coin, push in and receive one condom. I don't have the key, but will be looking for one that will fit. This is made from cast alluminum and has the original paint with some paint loss. I have more vending machines I will be listing soon.
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awesome:) my kind of style:) love love this very much:)
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BELLINS68,
I am Very Happy you Love this, it is also my kind of style. I love vintage vending machines. I had about 30 at one time or another, but sold off most. They were taking up alot off space and I could not display all of them (had most in storage).
I will listing some others soon.
Thank you again for the nice comment and the LOVE(-:)
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