Opportunities Auction - Where Rare is Common

Phonograph attachment dancing jig figures, Boxing Darkies, attaches to the phonograph and dance with the music as the record plays. Figures are all

5 Cent. (1936) The Futurity offered new and unique payout features, guaranteed a partial refund if payout was not received within 10 plays. Nice mach

Jockey Trade Stimulator - wooden machine with five reels that spin to produce a winning combination that gives the patron an award of one or more ciga

Framed comic strip entitled “Pore Lil Mose” from New York Herald Newspaper, copywrite date 1901. Strip depicts organ grinder, monkey, and Black Boy.

Automated black figure with oversized plaster head and wooden body. Levers present to make eyes move from side to side and eyebrows move up and down

Nice wooden frame sign depicting 1904 Worlds Fair First Prize team of Horses titled Pabst Famous Blue Ribbon Winners, compliments of Wilbur Stock Food

Woody Woodpecker and cells of 4 other animated characters nicely framed with portrait of Walter Luntz. Signed and numbered 6PP/10. Walter Luntz Prod

This is the most popular of all cash registers. It was found in candy stores and barber shops. Has “Fountain Service” marquee. Totally restored, ex

Wooden gum vendor, circa 1895, first popularized vending machine in US. Offers choice of 4 selections by pushing brass rod. Copper cover at bottom.

Commonly used in service booths in restaurants to allow patrons to make selections for jukeboxes without having to get up. Excellent condition. For 10