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Posted 2 years ago
jlee
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This machine has been in the family for years, and we plan to keep it that way. I do not know much about it, but here is what I do know. It is a nickel machine. It says "Copyright 1910" and "Mills Novelty Co Chicago" by the Bell Fruit Gum bar. It is in very good condition, and works excellently. The only bad part is some paint worn off the front. It is a lot of fun to play. Would appreciate any information anyone may have on this, including possible value. But no, it will NEVER be for sale; just curious. Thank you for any help you have.
BTW, I do have the back and key for this machine, just took it off for the picture. It is a complete machine with no parts missing.
jlee : Several excellant sites on the internet try this Antique Slot Machines-Darwin's Old Time.They will probably sell you a coin collector tray.Thanks for sharing with us.