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Posted 6 years ago
rw0958
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My wife inherited this slot machine. It's been in her family for 3 generations. I'd like to know more about it. I know it is a Mills Black Cherry 10c slot machine from the Mills Novelty Company out of Chicago. I'd like to know the exact year and model of the machine.
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Well Chief, Mills Cherry Front of post WWII is about as close as you'll get. Good Luck with retirement and your slot winnings. Anchors Aweigh !
I believe your beautiful old 1940's "One Arm Bandit", is a Mills "Golden Falls Model", as Opposed to the "Black Cherry Model". They were made by a Subsidary Company within Mills from 1940 to 1946. You will need to go inside of it to find "Exact" date info.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1940s-Mills-GOLDEN-FALLS-Antique-Dime-Slot-Machine-MINT-CONDITION-100-Restored/271924919563?hash=item3f4ffcfd0b:g:8n4AAOSwDNdVnY6C
"Bell-O-Matic" Division of Mills was what i was looking for as to the actual maker.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mills_Novelty_Company