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Posted 2 years ago
davefalik
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Vendolator Model 27A (3840) that has never been subjected to any restoration attempts. It is in such good shape subjecting it to a 'full restoration' would probably reduce its value! Am I right?
I used it for Coronaitas (7 oz. Coronas) and Peligrino water, too!
25 ½ inches wide, 52 inches high and about 16 inches deep (handle sticks out a bit further).
Need advice! davefalik@yahoo.com. I think it is circa 1937, the beginning of the Vendolator Company. Anybody know by the markings on the inner tag and or side plate?
Coca Cola MachinesIn the early part of the 20th century, most corner grocery stores kept thei…
They were produced in early 50 after the table top models.