CON«DENTIAL rESCHANSE OF EWS, VIEWS AND JEDICTIONS OF n'INGS TO COME OR THE LEADING 1EMSE8S OF THE ;OIN MACHINES NDUSTRY. “THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY” ISSUED EVERY WEEK lY FIRST CLASS MAIL. INCORPORATING THE FAMOUS AND EXCLUSIVE "CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LISTS" IN EACH ISSUE. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR PART FORBIDDEN WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE PUBLISHERS. COMPLETE CONTENTS COPYRIGHTED BY: THE CASH BOX, 381 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. (All Phones: MUrray HiB 4-1725). ALL AOS CON- TAINED HEREIN AXE PUBLISHED FREE FOR SUB- SCRIBERS ONLY. NO OTHER ADV»- TISIN« ACCEPTED. ADS CLOSE ON FRIDAYS OF EACH WEEK AT 5 P.M. «L. 4, NO. 17 JANUARY 19, 1945 rWO DOLLARS A COPY 69 “77fe Coin Machines Merry-Go-Round^^ By Bill C^rsh NA.TIONA.L PHONO IffilWORK The automatic phono is today the only completely national unit in the coin machines business. Some years back pinball also claim- ed this distinction and could be found in every village, town and city from coast to coast. But v;ith the drives against pinball in certain states - this division lost its national unity. Neither are any other coin machines, with the exception of merchandise vendors, so nationally identified as a network. The automatic phono is the one machine which has won national acclaim and recog- nition, This netTvork of about 400,000 machines in all the 48 states and in practically every hamlet in the country is today one of the most irapor- tant musical stimulators in American history. It has created stars. It has also proven itself of more national irportance during the first bond drives. It is a pa- triotic morale builder. It is everything that the phono operator ever hoped it v/ould become. By not being a single guided unit it is a loose muscled giant, which if prop- erly trained and controlled v/ith the right sort of men at the head woTild prove one of the most powerful influences in American music. The music field is extremely impor- tant for it opens a great inanj/ possibilities to the trade in the post-war era. The locations it dominates are all-in^ortant. Plans are already being prepared by many to invade this field after the war for it will probably be the most lucrative of all. Complete care should be exercised by eYOTj member of the automatic music industry to protect the prestige it has won. PHONO SEKVICE TIP If you are losing a lot of volume on a remote installation - the cause may be sub- standard shielded wire. Since nev; wire is hard to obtain, try this short cut; con- nect shielded wire across voice coil instead of at the amplifier. Use 75 ohm volume control at remote box if you imke this change. PARTS & SUPPLIES There are still large stocks of parts and supplies in the warehouses of a great many firms in this industry. These have never been catalogued, A great many of these parts are therefore doomed to oblivion. It is our hope that former appeals we have made in this regard have been heeded by [email protected]and that these men have listed these parts and supplies if just for the benefit of their own inventory control systems. Such lists should be featured in The Cash Box as was done by The Vending k&chine Company of Fayetteville, N, C, Transformers, power paks, motors, tubes, bulbs, locks, wire, cab- le, in fact all types of parts and supplies grow more valuable with eo.ch passing day. You may help a fellow coinman in distress who ire.y have machines idle because of lack Of certain parts which he is seeking if you list your parts now, ARCADE DROP Arcade take dropped this past holiday season and continues low as we enter into the New Year. This is mainly attributed to the expenditures made by the public for holi- day shopping as well as adverse weather conditions prevailing thruout the East, where this drop is most apparent. But, as reported here once before, old timers in the ar- cade field consider this more or less a ’’seasonal'* drop and claim that the take will come back stronger than ever once the holiday season is forgotten and the weather rights itself S'^mewhat. C,P,L, MOIfTHLY Suggestion from noted coiniaen have come to us recommending that The Confidential Price Lists be published but once during the month and in more elaborate and permanent form, Thisfiounds good to us. V/e should like to hear from you in this regard. Publishing The Coniidential Price Lists but once during the month would allow us to give you a much more comprehensive and more studied report on all price conditions. 7 TO AVERAGE LOCATION Some years ago the writer mde it a point to report how the number of machines contin- ued to grow on the average location, as the years went by. To be found in the average location today are; phonograph {or other music system; telephone or remote), a scale, cig machine, game or two (somethnes more), postage stamp vendor, peanut, gum and poss- ibly another bulk merchandise vendor, counter game or two, and sometimes a foot vibra- tor and other service machine. The average today is 7 machines which shows a closer concentration given to each location by operators.
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CON«DENTIALrESCHANSE OFEWS, VIEWS ANDJEDICTIONS OFn'INGS TO COMEOR THE LEADING1EMSE8S OF THE
;OIN MACHINESNDUSTRY.
“THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY”ISSUED EVERY WEEK lY FIRST CLASS MAIL. INCORPORATING THE FAMOUS AND EXCLUSIVE"CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LISTS" IN EACH ISSUE. REPRODUCTION IN WHOLE OR PART FORBIDDENWITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE PUBLISHERS. COMPLETE CONTENTS COPYRIGHTED BY:
THE CASH BOX, 381 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. (All Phones: MUrray HiB 4-1725).
ALL AOS CON-TAINED HEREINAXE PUBLISHEDFREE FOR SUB-SCRIBERS ONLY.NO OTHER ADV»-TISIN« ACCEPTED.ADS CLOSE ONFRIDAYS OF EACHWEEK AT 5 P.M.
«L. 4, NO. 17 JANUARY 19, 1945 rWO DOLLARS A COPY
69
“77fe Coin Machines Merry-Go-Round^^By Bill C^rsh
NA.TIONA.L PHONO IffilWORK
The automatic phono is today the only completely national unit in
the coin machines business. Some years back pinball also claim-
ed this distinction and could be found in every village, town andcity from coast to coast. But v;ith the drives against pinball in
certain states - this division lost its national unity. Neitherare any other coin machines, with the exception of merchandisevendors, so nationally identified as a network. The automaticphono is the one machine which has won national acclaim and recog-nition, This netTvork of about 400,000 machines in all the 48
states and in practically every hamlet in the country is today one of the most irapor-
tant musical stimulators in American history. It has created stars. It has alsoproven itself of more national irportance during the first bond drives. It is a pa-
triotic morale builder. It is everything that the phono operator ever hoped it v/ould
become. By not being a single guided unit it is a loose muscled giant, which if prop-erly trained and controlled v/ith the right sort of men at the head woTild prove one of
the most powerful influences in American music. The music field is extremely impor-tant for it opens a great inanj/ possibilities to the trade in the post-war era. Thelocations it dominates are all-in^ortant. Plans are already being prepared by many toinvade this field after the war for it will probably be the most lucrative of all.Complete care should be exercised by eYOTj member of the automatic music industry toprotect the prestige it has won.
PHONO SEKVICE TIP
If you are losing a lot of volume on a remote installation - the cause may be sub-standard shielded wire. Since nev; wire is hard to obtain, try this short cut; con-nect shielded wire across voice coil instead of at the amplifier. Use 75 ohm volumecontrol at remote box if you imke this change.
PARTS & SUPPLIES
There are still large stocks of parts and supplies in the warehouses of a great manyfirms in this industry. These have never been catalogued, A great many of these partsare therefore doomed to oblivion. It is our hope that former appeals we have made inthis regard have been heeded by [email protected] and that these men have listed these parts andsupplies if just for the benefit of their own inventory control systems. Such listsshould be featured in The Cash Box as was done by The Vending k&chine Company ofFayetteville, N, C, Transformers, power paks, motors, tubes, bulbs, locks, wire, cab-le, in fact all types of parts and supplies grow more valuable with eo.ch passing day.You may help a fellow coinman in distress who ire.y have machines idle because of lackOf certain parts which he is seeking if you list your parts now,
ARCADE DROP
Arcade take dropped this past holiday season and continues low as we enter into theNew Year. This is mainly attributed to the expenditures made by the public for holi-day shopping as well as adverse weather conditions prevailing thruout the East, wherethis drop is most apparent. But, as reported here once before, old timers in the ar-cade field consider this more or less a ’’seasonal'* drop and claim that the take willcome back stronger than ever once the holiday season is forgotten and the weatherrights itself S'^mewhat.
C,P,L, MOIfTHLY
Suggestion from noted coiniaen have come to us recommending that The Confidential PriceLists be published but once during the month and in more elaborate and permanent form,Thisfiounds good to us. V/e should like to hear from you in this regard. PublishingThe Coniidential Price Lists but once during the month would allow us to give you amuch more comprehensive and more studied report on all price conditions.
7 TO AVERAGE LOCATION
Some years ago the writer mde it a point to report how the number of machines contin-ued to grow on the average location, as the years went by. To be found in the averagelocation today are; phonograph {or other music system; telephone or remote), a scale,cig machine, game or two (somethnes more), postage stamp vendor, peanut, gum and poss-ibly another bulk merchandise vendor, counter game or two, and sometimes a foot vibra-tor and other service machine. The average today is 7 machines which shows a closerconcentration given to each location by operators.
SSGO EVEIYcaC «Y RESTJ<a MAIL THEULY CONFIDEM-I A L WEEKLYEWS BULLETINI THE COIN MA-HfNB mOUSTBY. “THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY”
As predicted some issues ago, equipment scarcity now beginning to make itself felt in
all divisions of the industry. And, as equipment grov/s more scarce. The Cash Box be-
comes more proud of its far-visioned policyof allowing free ads with each subscription.
With salesmen practically out for the duration and the few who are traveling not
reaching into the hinterlands anymore (because of gas and tire rationing) the average
coinman needs an economical outlet wherein he can advise the rest of the trade of
what he wants to buy or has for sale or trade. We also know that the greater major-
ity of coinmen cannot afford the more expensive advertising methods. The Cash
Box by allowing free ads is brining much equipment to light and doing so with the
greatest speed known to this industry because of its first class mailing as well as
its brief and digested form of reporting,
DISTRIB’S LETIER
We received a letter this past week from one of our leading distribs which v/e feel
is worth reporting. This gentleman explains that in his belief we shall find sound-
on-film machines gradually become predominant after the war. He also believes that
unless much eastern territory opens that the pins are more or less in the background
of this industry’s achievements. And that with the $100, license it pays rather to
run 4 and 3 and dublbells than single bells. He also made a few other observations
which definitely prove that leaders like himself are doing a lot of post-war thinking
and planning - a very healthy sign for this industry. We could tell him that one dis-
trib explained to us there v;as a sound^on-film machine with complete selectivity,
larger screens, and using Television patents more than one screen could be featured
on a location off the same mechanism v/hich would also be able to play records and that
wall and bar boxes would also be used and also that the larger film companies would be-come interested because such a development v/ould bring them in and that would meanmuch lower priced films. Yot, as this distrib stated, "The cost will probably be veryhigh and therefore I can’t see hov/ such equipment can be operated for a nickel play,"Anyway, it’s something to think about.
TUBES CUT
Radio tube production has been cut once again. This time from 327 types to 120, Anold tube will be required to be turned in for every new tube purchased beginning some-time in February,
55 MILLION JOBS^Frightened at post-war prospects? Are you worried about a big drop in employmentright after the v;ar and very great, tho temporary, depression to follow? This is al-ready being planned for by America’s leading business men who figure on 55,000,000 postwar jobs. The plan is backed by all U, S, agencies. This peace planning group is
knovm as "Committee for Economic Development", If you ercploy people you virill probablybe approached by one of the thousands of district offices being planned. To achievethis employment object the nation v;ill have to produce an annual output of between 130to 150 Billion dollars or about 35^ more than in 1940, our last peace year, when thenational income was about 100 billion dollars. All these plans for continued betterbusiness should be carefully studied and backed by coinmen,
RAISE PAYISOo' employers in New York and New Jersey appealed to the V/LB (War labor Board) toraise pay of employees , in the $16, to $30* category - since all salaries have beenfrozen, 650 such applications have already been approved by V/LB in the past two months,l^ain purpose of raising pa3
r is to help eliminate labor pirating. But, in the meantime,it does mean more money in player’s pockets and that is most important to all coinmen,
THE .C,R.R,
The Confidential Record Report is already bein.g acclaimed by the trade. It is themost complete, chronological report of the new recordings ever attempted. Already ithas stirred much interest in the smaller record manufacturer, Tho the "big 3" havemore or less a monopoly on the "big games" the smaller manufacturer has been known tobring out hits. These should be made known to the trade, as well as all records theyproduce. Note that in some .of the hit numbers listed in the C.R.R, there are as manyas 7 and 8 records listed by various manufacturers and graded according to coinphonotests whereas no other publication even recognizes their existence,NBV RECORD FIRMRobbins Publishing Coiimany, music publishers, are readying to go into the record busin-ess using the label "Lion Records" from Metro-Goldv/yn-Mayer ’ s famous Lion trademark,MIM is understood to own 51^ of Robbins’ stock but are not backing the record venture.Principals involved are Jack Robbins and Abe Olman.
A (1943) COmiGHTED FEATURE OF "THE CASH BCK" 381 FOURTH AVE., NEW YCRK
"Do you know why they put mirrors on gum vending machines?" asked Harry Hershfield, notedcomedian and cartoonist on the "Can You Top This" radio program the other week and thenanswered himself as follows, "So that you can see how you look when the gum doesn't comeout." Warren A. Taylor, sales mgr for Mills Sales Co., Ltd., Cakland, Cal., adteisesus that Gordon Mills is busier than ever with "Soundies" Don Clark of California-Simplex Distrib.Co., San Francisco, wires that he wants lots and lots of the late Wurlit-zers and is willing to pay best cash prices Joe Calcutt of The Vending Machine Co.,Fayetteville, N.C., clicked with those two pages of parts and supplies he featured in thelast week's issue nf The Cash Box Jack Kauffman of K. C. Novelty Co.,Phila., alsois featuring some terrific buys in equipment at this time and reports that the orders areflocking in daily Harry Rosenthal of Automatic Amusement Co.,Pittsbgh, came out of
the. fliod tcrwn and visited in N.Y.C. over the weekend where he immediately got some ordersand also made a deal with one of the new record firms for distribution of their records inhis territory Lew W olf of Buffalo is also popping with some sales for the men atthis time Ben Axelrod of Olive Novelty Co., St. Louis, reports that the firm are morebusy than they have been in many months because of the "bviys" they are featuring HalL. March of Brattleboro, Vt. has just had a sad experience.
If you're looking for a laugh to help perk you up this morning get over to see Hy Sipgerat Mayflower, Buffalo office, and let Hy tell you about some of his experiences in Northand So'-'th Dakota Ed (Personality Smile) ZoUer of Ohio Specialty Co. , Louisville, is
extremely proud of the clean equipment the firm has on hand at all times and insts on hav-ing you look it over and compare Joe Beck of Mitschell Novelty Co. ,Milwaukee, used tobe in the advertising business himself Dave Goldman (Motor City Music Co.,Detroit)has lots and lots of good ciggy vendors for sale Gordon Sutton of Indiana-Simplex,Indianapolis, has one of the finest and most efficient parts departments in the music biz.
He's a Wurlitzer distrib Barney and Lo\ris Blatt of Atlas Coin Machine Co., Boston,enjoy taking it easy with their Seeburg line bringing them customers J. A. (llac)
MCIlhenny is now over at Redd Distrib.Co., Boston Jimmy Johnson (formerly of Chi andnow down in San Antonio) sent in a card with greetings from the whole family including hislittle Jack & Jill Mickey Zimet of Sicking Co., Indianapolis, is reported to be doinga whale of a business with Decca and other records in his part of the world and also report-ed to be staying home nights playing with the heir to the Zimet fortunes Gil Kitt of
Empire Coin Itocliine Exch.,Chi., reports that the first thing he does when his copy of TheCash Box arrives is to lock himself up and go over every single ad.
George Gessert of General Novelty Co. ,Milwaukee, has more Cigarollas (of all types) on handthan there probably are in the rest of the country. And brand new ones, too Mr. andMrs. Joe Hanna of Utica, N.Y., spent a week in the Big Town seeing the sights - the clubs -
the restaurants and doing some shopping for the two little Hannas back horn. "We had one
swell time", they chorused on leaving Phil Friedman at Bond Wrapper Co.,N.Y., talkingabout the difference in quality in tubular coin wrappers and Phil knows Charley Flei-schmann of Baltimore Salesbook, N.Y.C. , jumps the g\in with those "Victory ^ax" triplicatebooks practically before the announcement Lew Loddon of Leader Sales Co., Reading, Pa.,
is one of the hardest workers we know. Lew leaves his offices late many evenings for tripsinto the co\mtry to meet with many operators and spends the night around until time to openup again. "A shower and a shave is all I need", claims Lew, "to get into action again.".......Bill Manner of Sicking, Inc., Cincinnati, 0., is seeking much equipment - so if you havesome you want to get rid of let Bill laiow Jack Fitzgibbons of O.K.Machines, N.Y.C.,
had a hot water pot boiling in his office to apply applications to his swollen cheek andthen after much suffering had to have it lanced Hymie Zorinsky (H.Z.Vndg & Sal s, On-
aha) claims that the firm have just about everything from soup to nuts on hand right at this
time.
Vic Manhardt of Milwaukee still likes his good glass of Milwaukee's famous brew - almost as
much as he likes Mills equipment Joe Westerhaus of Cheviot, 0., makes use of the longdistance phone to tell us what he needs Howard Levine & Si Reichbaum of Mechanic'sService, Pittsbgh, both expecting an invitation frctn Uncle Sam any day now to enter intothe armed services J. R. (Pete) Pieters of KingPinGamesCompany, Kalamazoo, reportedto have a nice stock of equipment on hand of the better kind One of the busiest guysin New York City - Mike I.Iunves "The Arcade King" - tiying to satisfy 99999 guys every daywho want to open arcades And Tony Gasparro ever at Manhattan-Simplex in New Yorkcan't be said to be sitting still either - not with the way those Wurlitzer operators arecoming in to keep him on the jump John Riffle, Jr. of the Kenyon Co.,Canton, 0., makesextremely good use of the Confidential Record Report ordering the records right from thissheet Willie (Little Napoleon) Blatt of Supreme Vending Company, Brklyn, is seekingtone arms, amplifiers, speakers, cable, etc., and wants in a hurry Irv Sommer of Mod-ern Vending Company, Miami, seeking Seeburg ESRC '40 phonos and Coledrinx Coca-Cola machines.
Bill Happel of Badger Sales Co., Los Angeles, is seeking tons of 3 Bells, 4 Bells and the2-Way and 4- ay Bell - also arcade equipment, music, etc. If you have a few tons lyingaround why not get in touch with Bill? Harry Williams of United Mfg. Co., Chicago,reports that the firm are busier now than they have ever been with their revamps formore and more coinmen thruout the country are catching wise to the fact that these have"the st\iff" Harold (Perk) Perkins of Buckley Trading Post is reported to be one ofthe busiest guys in the 48 states and that he is spending many late hours buring the candleright down to the table tiying to take care of the demand Bing Crosby's "White Chris-tmas" record has held the "Jackpot" position for some we ks now, but, our editor of C.R.R.claims that it's at last being removed from the phonos and that the "Jackpot" record now isconsidered to be Freddie Slack's "Mr. Five By Five". We suggest that you watch for the"Jackpot Record" each week in the Confidential Record Report We're waiting to seewhat the new "Lion" records will produce as their first recording P. S. (Nuts to you,Irv.
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WANT-TO-BUY ADS
THE HEADLINES OVER EACH AD GIVE AN APPROXIMATE IDEA OF THE ITEMSTHESE FIRMS WANT TO BUY. IT IS ADVISABLE TO READ EACH AD CAREFULLY.THESE ADS ARE SHUCTLY DEVOTED TO “WANT-TO-BUY” ONLY, MANY “FORSALE ADS” FEATURE “WANT-TO-BUY” IN THE “FOR SALE ADS” SECTION.
- CULEDRIIJX COLA A/EIIDORS - MUSIC -
- COLEDRINX Coca-Cola Vendors (If you know someone who has them., please give him
litzer 700; Wurlitzer 750 without Electric Select ar; Give quantity, condition and
price wanted in first letter, - Irv Sommer, MODERN VENDING COMPANY, 286 N. Yf. 29th ST.,
MIAl'II, FLA, (Tel: 3-0879),
- CONSOLES - ARCADE - ITUSIC -
WANT - V/ill buy for cashl Will pay the follovTing prices for equipment! All machinesmust b® in salable condition! Advise by Airmail - will send Certified Deposit and Bal-ance C, 0, D, - Bolls 3 Bells, serials 800 or over $425,; Mills 3 Bells, serials under800, $400,; Mills 4 Bells, serials 3^00 or over, with new type coin heads, $425,; Mills4 Bells, serials 2000 or over, $295,; Mills 4 Bells, serials 1200 or over, $285,;Mills4 Bells, serials 800 or over, $240,; Keeney 2-YJ‘ay 5^/25^ Cemb,, or 5/5/ comb., P.P, &
P, 0,, $240,; Bally Club Bells $140,; Mills Jumbo Parade, new coin head, $60,; MillsJumbo Parade, old type head, $45,; Bally Rapid Fire $130,; Keeney Air Raider $130,;Night Bombers $200,; Drive Mobiles $165,; Sky Fighters $175,; Super Bombers $185,;IfVurlitzer 950, $430,; \7urlitzer 850, $390; Wurlitzer 750E, $330,; Yfurlitzer 800,
$275,; Packard Pla-Mor Boxes $22,50; Seeburg Wall-O-Mat ics $20,; - BADGER SALES COM*PANY, 1612 W. PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
- ARCADE -
VfANT - All types of Penny Arcade equipment. "'Yill pay prices for Sky Fighters, Sendfull details in first letter. - INTERMATiniAL JKJTOSc’oPE CORP., 4401 ELEVENTH ST., LONGISLMD CITY, N. Y.
- TONE iJd'.IS - ilvIl-^LIFIERS - SPEiJCERS - CABLE -
WANT - YViirlitzer, Seeburg and Rockola Tone Arms, Motors, Ymiplifiers and Speakers, inany condition, ^ilso 28 and 38 Conductor Cable in any lengths. Give quantity and pricewanted in first letter. - SUPREME VENDING COJiPiJlY, 557 ROGERS AVETTOE, BRaKLYN, N. Y.
- 1-B^iLLS - MUSIC - CONSOLES -
WANT - Thorobreds; Longacres; Rockola Boxes; Keeney Super Bells; Paces Races; PackardBoxes, Give quantity, condition and price -wanted in first letter, - UNITED /MUSEIffiNT
C0MP1.NY, 310 SOUTH li/AlO ST., SAN .JITONIO, TEX..S* (Tel: Cathedral 1431),
W/iMT - Can use Bally Rapid Fires; Defenders; Seeburg Chicken Sams; Jail Birds; Shoot-the-Chutes; Keeney Super Bombor; Keenoy Submarines; Kirk Night Bomber; YiTestern DeLuxeBaseball, State lo"west price in first letter as this merchandise is being used for
ARCADE MACHINESKIRK NIGHT BOMBERBALLY RAPID FIREMUTOSCOPE SKY FIGHTERMUTOSCOPE ACE BOMBERMILIS PUNCHING BAGSMUTOSCOPE PUNCHING BAGSSEEBURG CHICKEN SAMSROKCOLA W ORLD SERIESKEENEY TEXAS LEAGUERSGOTTLIEB GRIPPERSWURLITZER SKEE BALISWESTERN BASEBALISA.B.T.RIFLE RANGESSCALES - ALL MAKES AND MODEIS
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• miRLITZER SKEE BALL SEGHENT GE/Jl - COUNTER -
WMT - The Segment Gear that operates counter on Skee Ball or the complete counter,vTe have a Skee Ball in good shape except this counter. If you have one that is wornout except the counter, please advise the price of the Segment Gear or complete count-
er, - GEORGE R. TILIYER CoMP^TY, 47 STATE STREET, BINGH/iI.iPTON, H. Y.
- ONE - BfiLLS -
WiJ'IT - Longacres. Pimlic®s, Thorobreds, Will pay top eash prices. Write now, -
RAY BIGNSR, ^iyESCO NOVELTY CO., 1983-8 5 STATE AVE. , CINCINNATI, 0.
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VAINT - Will pay highest prices for all types of equipment, MIKE PTUNVES CORPORATION,520 1,'VEST 43rd STREET, NEW YORK CITY, (Tel: Bryant 9-6677).
- MUSIC -
WiiNT - yyiirlitzer 700, 750E, 800, 850, 950 and Colonials, Give quantity, condition andprice wanted. We pay highest market price. Write, wire or phone us before you makeany deals. WOLTOEiE ilUSIC & SPECIALTIES COMPTJTY (mTRLTIZER DISTRIBUTORS). 1010 BEAU-BIEN STREET, DETROIT^ MICH. ( Tel: Cherry 7946),
V/iiNT - For Cash; Sky Fighters; Ace Bombers; Drive Mobiles; Rapid FireS; Western Base-balls, Also want; Blue Grass, Dark Horse, Record Time, Sport Special, Keeney Fortuneand Keeney Contest, Also: Blue Fronts and all other late ^-^ills Slots, Highest cashprices paid for ,22 Cal, shorts. Can also use Photomat on machine. Wire your pricescollect on any of the above machines, - ROY MCGIffiTIS COMPINY, 2011 IHIRYLIiND AVENUE,BALTH'ICRE, MiiRYLIvND,
- TiRC.iDE - PINS - 1-BIiLLS -
ViTiJIT - Will buy all typos of Arcade equipment, als« 5-Ball and 1-Ball Free Plays,Immediate quotations < ivon upon receipt of inquiry. Highest prices offered, B.^IDGER
NOVELTY COMPi^dlY, 2546 NORTH 30th STREET, MILWAUKEE, ’HSCONSIN,
- IWSIC - SLOTS - IlRC/iDE -
Wi^JT - IWirlitzor 600 RotarjWs, 600.. Keyboards, 700's, 800»s 750»s 750E’s, 850»s, &950^8. Mills 5^, 10^ and 25/ Brown & Blue Fronts, ovor 440,000, Bally Rapid Fire,Keeney Navy Bomber. Give quantity, condition and price wanted in very first letter .
INDIiJJA SIMPLEX DISTRIBUTING COMP.AfP, 2451 NORTH MERIDIAN STREET, INDIIvNAPOLIS, IND.
(Tel: Talbott 3375).
- MUSIC - SL0^?S - C0NS(LES -
WillT - Late model W’rlit^er phonographs; Mills Vest Pockets (5/); Late model Keeney or
Tommy Guns; Super Bombers; 'Western Baseballs; K, 0, Fighters; Texas Leaguers; Air Raid-ers; and all other types of Arcade equipraent. Vfe also need late One-Bills such as Pim-lico; *41 Derby; Club Trophy; Turf King; Jockey Club; Fairmount; etc. We will buy anyquantity of this tvpe of equipment. Send us yoxir list together with prices wanted -
EMPIRE COIN MACHINE EXCIIANGE, 2812 WEST NORTH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL,
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- OLD GUNS - AI.TPLIFIER ANALYZER -
WANT - I'leeney Anti-Aircraft Guns or Tom Mix Rifles* Vfill pay $20, each and also payfreight from your city* Must be complete with all parts* Also want all other types
of arcade equipment* Write - quoting lovrest price in first letter^ Want Radio or
Amplifier Analyzer, 0-500 Volts resistance and otier features* Yfrite or Ylire todaylCLIFF NOVELTY COMFAIJY, 1410 S. W. SIXTH STREET, MIAMI, FLORIDA*
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WAI'IT - 5/ Mills Q* T* machines. Glitter or otherwise* State price you want and quan-tity you have in first letter* Also wantj 5/, 10^, 25^ Blue Fronts and Browi Fronts.State serial numbers, quantities and prices* Will pay ®ach for all you havej Y/rite
or Wire. SICKING COMP.illY, 927 FORT ’AAYNE AVELTJE, INDIM..POLIS, MD.’ (Tel: Riley 9700),
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YYANT - High and Im score Yvurlitzer Skee Balls j Mills Sj^/lOpi’/S 5^/50;^ Blue Frcnts,Brown Fronts, Cherry Bells, Give quantity, condition (also serial numbers of slots)
and prices wanted in first letter* MODERN AUTOMATIC LXCH/iNGE, INC, 2618 CYJINEGIE
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XX.-. A C0I-/1PETITIVE PHiY C..N BE ENJOYED BY ONE SINGLE PH-VYER - HOUR
AFTER HOUR - FOR IT NiS TN.T "HOLDING Q,U.xLITY" FOR WHICH THIS diME K.S AL-
WAYS BEEN WORIN FxxMOUS! THIS IS THE BR..ND NEV/ G/Jl] V/E PROMISED YOU FOR
»43: THIS IS THE GaI.^E TO SEE IN ^43’ TIEE GAI'4E TH.T IS GON/G TO ExvRN YOU
THE BIGGEST, STEixDIEST PROFITS IN .iLL YOUR HISTORY IN THIS BUSINESS!!
WRITE OR WIRE ND// FOR rJ)V.xI^CE DELIVERY Dx.TES TO
ARCHIE A. BERGERSalesmanager,
400 NORTH BRO.xD STREET, PHILVDELPHL-., P...
-OR-SUPREI'.E VENEDnIG COMPaNY
557 ROGERS aVEITOE, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
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NOTICE - Thousands of users "Repeat" for our "Chicken Sam", "Shoot -The-Chutes" and"Jail Bird" changeover! There must be a reason. We have not advertised this itembecause we had other things. But now we have a few hundred in production. Realisticbattle scene background with double ’*Jap" figure to cover. Streamers, etc. All readyfor instant application on location in three minutes. You can’t be sorry because wedidn’t tell you. Get in the "reap" v/ith this one! Price 1^,00 - Lots of 5 or moret^E.OO each. - THE P. K. SiVLES COmJHT, Sth & HYx.TT x.VEiroEsi CAIffiRID(I], OHIO.
II'ITERNixTIONxxL MUTOSCOPE CORP. (Penny Arcado Headquarters Since 1895), LONG ISRu'iID CITY,lev/ YORK.
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THE NEV^/ POPUIAR ilECORDS OF ]\TJSICHAFT CORPORATION have "been ordered
by operators and distributors all over the country in such enormousquantities that it has become necessary for lUSICRAFT CORPORATION
to go into the Popular Record Field with full steam ahead, IvUSI-
CPAFT CORPOFATION, 480 LEXE'^GTON AVENUE, NEW YORIC CITY, has beenone of the major producers of Classical Records for over six years
and also have a complete line of Party Records. Thej'- v?ere besiegedby operators, distributors and dealers throughout the country withrequest after request that they enter the Popular Record Field,
In December thej'" released two 50d records (33d to operators, whichincludes the tax). These two records are; PPAISE THE LORD AND PASS
THE AMfJTTITION backed by WHEN THE LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN. They chose
the nationally famous SONG SPINNERS from the Mutual Netv/ork to re-
cord these numbers and the avalanche of orders which followed the
release of these two records were collossal. liUSICRAFT now comes
forth with the first hit record of 1943, recorded by BARON ELLIOTand his Stardust Melodies Orchestra, entitled;
VOS ZOKH EERbacked up by
STARDUST
This record was released four days before this issue of The Cash Boxwent to press and more records were sold of this new tune in four
days than were sold of MR, FIVE BY FIVE and WHITE, CHRISTMS combined
in the past month.
If you are a I.iJSICR/i.FT record buyer, get on the bandwagon with this
new release if you haven’t yet heard them, you owe yourself the
most unusual coin machine surprise ever afforded the readers of The
Cash Box.
I.iJSIClV.FT CORPORATION, 480 HXYNGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY.
- TUBULAR COIN WFAPPERS -
NOTICE — ’’Bond Tubular Coin V/rappers" at Kcv/, Low PricesI l9?-5d-10d-25d-50d. "Thequa lity coin wrapper". It’s the wrapper that holds! Quality all-ways. Specialimprints to quantity users at no extra cost! Immediate shipment upon receipt of or-der, Send for special price list now - BOND 1/HlAPPER C0PIPA1'']Y, 8IE TEIITH AVEMJE, NEWYOHC CIIY, (Tel: Circle 7-0610).
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NOTICE - Phonograph and Radio Tubes for Immediate Delivery: 2A4G - $3,50 each; E051-$3,50 each; 80-90^ each; 38-$l,50 each; 6L6G-$S,00 each; 5W4C-95d each; 76-$li00 each1033 Mercury Tube, replaces SA4G, very fine tube, $3,50 each; 2050 (same as 2051)$3,50 each; 47-s’5l,50 each; 5U-4G-$1,05 each; 41-90^ each; 42-90^^ each; 79-$l,65 . each;
We can’t sell you any more games because we are too busywith our War Work, Why not do the next best thing andbuy Gottlieb used and rebuilt games?
D, GOTTLIEB & CO,, CHICAGO, ILL.
SPEAKEF^NOTICE - ALL PICK-Up Units completely sold out. No more for the duration, A fewChandelier Baffles, P. M. Speak -rs and Singing Pictures left. - TRI-WAY PRODUCTS COM-PANY, INC,, 108 EAST 27th STREET, NEW YOIEl CITY,
<«tHES miKtSTKY. “THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY”
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ECOITaaZE WITH ECONaiY
FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN PARTS AND SUPPLIES OF EVERY TYPE J?ADEl
HERE ARE A FEYf "ECONOITY" SPECIALSi
2 Conductor Wire, 18 gauge, rubber
covered inside and outside , .Per .Ft . 4^^Plug Type Fuses (3,6,8 Amp) Per 100 , , , ;jp4 , 50
Glass Cartridge Fuses (l, 1‘^,2,2-g-,
3 and 4 Amp) Per 100,,,, •...•S.OO
Glass Cartridge Fuses(5, 6, 7-g- and 8-^
Amp) Per 100, ,*2 ,00
Glass Cartridge Fuses(l0, 15, 20, 25
and 30 Amp) Per 100,* ,,,,,. ••1,75
Rosin or Acid l3olier. Per lb,,,,,,, 65/Bally (CR-23) Citron Tubes, Each $2,50
EXTRA SPECIALTUBULAR COIN VIRAPPERS (ALL DENOMINATION)
$400.00 PER MILLIONYOUR FIRM NAME B'lPRINTED FREE OF CHARGE,
COMPLETE SERVICE KIT (Absolutely the
Finest Ever Put Together) Only, ,,$6,00
ECONOMY SUPPLY COMPANY, 631 TENTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
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NOTICE - Phonograph Opo.ators of America, From now on it’s the "Aristocrat”! i The
outstanding phone mechanism cabinet! It’s adaptable to all makes of phones! It’s the
most gorgeous you’ve ever seen! See the completely lighted, multi-colored Nu-Ray Glass
Make 1943 Models out of your old phonos! Tried! Tested! Proven! Doubles and Triplesthe Take! 1 The "iiristocrat " is the answer to what you have been seeking! Get a sam-ple quick! I Tell us the phonomodel you are going to install - we ’ll ship you com-plete cabinet! You can install mechanism yourself in a jiffy! Buy the "aristocrat" -
the first really different, brand new, all-phone Cabinet in music history! ARISTOCRATCABINET COMPANY, 3825 LACLEDE AVENUE, ST. LOUIS, MO. (Tel: Franklin 2290)
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NOTICE - For the Finest in Revamps - Buy •—re*" Products, If you haven’t yet seenArco*s erections write today for illustrated circular and complete information, —
P;jlTS FOR MILLS BELLSFOR SALE - Parts for Mills Bolls: 5/ Escalators $12,50* Clocks $6,j Main Clock Gears
$2,j Medium Clock Gears $1*50; Payout Slides $l,j Reel Discs $2 , j Payout Lever Brack-ets $1,50; Handle Starting Lover Bracket Assembly $2,50j Club Handles $4,75 j RegularStyle Handles $3*75; Back Doors $5, j Mechanism Bases $3*j Handle Starting Lever $l,jMain Operating Lever $3,* Pump Assembly $3,50j Operating Pork and Roller Assembly |5,jJackpot Glasses $l*25j Payout Guide Brush $l,25j Payout Slide Cover Assembly $1,50;Real Operating Lever Assembly $1,50; Cash Box Door Assembly $4,; Cash Boxes $2, Terms;1/3 Doposit, Balance C, 0, D,; Also Mills Brand New and Factory Rebuilt Bells stillavailable, - ATLAS NOVELTY COMPANY, 2200 N. YffiSTERN AVEM, CHICAGO, ILL.
NEW "VICTORY TIEC" RECEIPT BOOKSPECIAL - 'Now ’’Victory Tax" Triplicate Receipt Book,,.,to help employers keep and issuea receipt to employees of this Tax as well as other deductions such as Social SecurityBond Purchases, Etc., Suitable for all methods of payment, FREE SAMPLES of this andother stock form Collection Books and Handysot Location Agreement - lYrite - CharlesFleischmann, Bi^LTD'OP^ SALE3B00K COlIFiJIY, 12G WEST 42nd STREET, NEW YORK CITY,
I'TOTOR REPAIRSNOTICE - attention Distributors and Operators 1 ! We repair and make as good as newRally motors such as used in Topics and Monickers, Also single and double Merkle-Korgg Flexo Action Motors such a..s in Chicago Coin Hockeys, We can save you consider-ably more than half the cost of a new motor and return yours in good condition as new.Send us a sample motor for a free estimate. Our work is guaranteed. J. E, COBB DIS-TRIBUTING CafPiJJY, 516 SOUTH SECc ND ST., LOUISVILLE, KY. (Tel: Wabash 1501)
(iD IVEIYIK IT mSTKSt MAtL THSiLT CONHDEN-AL WEEKLYiWS KtlLLETINTHE COIN MA-tNCS INDUSnY. ‘THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY
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A 3RAITO 1^0/ LEGAL, I'lATIOmLLY ACCLA.EM) MOInEY-IAKER, THE GAI4E THAT YOU NEED NOW*
“GOOFf GOLF'*
A roll down action game that has more play-
appeal, more thrills, more tantalizing andintriguing action than any legal game everbuilt. A terrific bargain at the price to-day, Remember; This is not a revamped game.
It’s a GAI'.'IE - NEW IN EVERY V/AYI
Operator’s Price. .^|5259, 50
DIGTRIBUTORS’ V/RITE FOR SPECIAL, AIAZINGHUGE TIiAT TINT’S YOU REALLY lAI-vE HOI'EY ’’’
Charley Aronson & Bill AlbergBROOIOYN AmSEmm lACimiE COMPANY660 BROADWAY-- BROOiXfli, N. Y.
(All Phones :Evergreen 8-4732).
SAJ,.;SBOARD
NOTICE - Sugar ’N’ Spice, Here’s something "super" in the v/ay of a salesboard. Brightand colorful, fast moving and profitable. Sugar ’N’ Spice is genuinely attractive
with its -fcwo sugary, spicy young ladies becomingly draped over either side of the
board. One good sized Jackpot of 100 holes averaging -iiil.So each. The many small con-
solation prizes in this board offer the players a great incentive to keep trying for
the big one. Last punch in each colored panel (3) receives one punch in Jackpot,Board has 1050 holes at 5d a punch. Takes in vji52.50. Average payout of $25.47, To-tal average profit \}27,05. Thick board, die-cut. Your orders given prompt attention,SUPERIOR PRODUCTS, 14 N. FEORIA STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
SLOTS - RACES - PARTS - IffiPAE^ - REBUILDINGNOTICE - We Buy, Sell and Exchange Bells, Consoles, Baker's Paces and Paces Races.We also furnish Repair parts for the above. Get our prices on Races, Blue Fronts,Brown Fronts and Chrome Bells in all models. Our machines are guaranteed to satisfyor money refunded. Expert Repair and Rebuilding Work, Let us know your requirementsTHE BAKER NOVELTY COIvIPANY, 1700 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD, CHICAGO, ILL. (Tel: Monroe 7911)
SUPPLIES - PARTSFOR SALE - Ten Strike and Ten Pins, Solid Catalin Buttons, $4, per dozen; Evans TenStrikes and Rockola Ten Pins New Curved Glass ^2. each - $21. per dozen; WesternBaseball Steel Flaps 75^ each - ^7.50 per dozen; F-22 Reset Coils per dozen; NewPin Game Glass for Bally, Gottlieb and Stoner (Size; 21 by 43) ',JC4,50 per case; GencoChicago Coin, Keeney (Size; 20 x 42 )
^T4,50 per case; Exhibit (Size; 21 x 41) $14,50per case; All have ten lites to case. Bally Pay Table Glass (Size; 23 x 47) $17,50,packed 9 lites to case; All factory packed, sold in full cases only, V/estern Base-ball Backboard Glass DeLuxo 1940 (Nev;) -,>4,50 each; 1939 Backboard (Used) Glass $2,50each; Playing Field (New) Glass $4.50 each; Scientific and Western Catalin Balls$2,50 per dozen; Terms; l/3 De-posit wath order. Balance C.O.D.ADDISON NOVELTY COMPANY, 925 BED/IONT AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. (Tel; Bittersweet 0007).
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NOTICE - We have Radio Tubes for your Phonographs, Panorams and Guns, V/rite forIh'ice List. W. R. BURTT, 308 OI-IPHEUM BUILDING, WICHITA, KANSAS. (Tel; 4-5412).
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NOTICE - Operators & Distributors: We remodel your old games into "Like Brand New"
games. Here is what we do to make them look like new: 1. Complete new designs on
back glass and playfield panel that changes the entire appearance of the game. 2.
New name and nev^ moulding around the glass. 3* New style bumpers added v/hen necess-ary. 4. Playfield panel repinnod on nevv' designs, 5, Dackglass and playfield insertsoverhauled, reconditioned and tested, 6. Cabinets given new designs and refinished.
7. All old paint removed. 8. All visible metal parts refinished. All legs refinish-ed like new, Y/e are running thru- (and you’ll swear they’re brand new) -the followingLeader (Sentry); Flout (Commander); Zombie (Battle); Crossline (All Out); Vacation(Roll Call); Four Roses (Sea Povirer); Formation (Nite Club); Metro '(Hi-Boy
) ; Red,Whiteand Blue (De-Icer ) ; Gold Star (Playtime); Cadillac (Destroyer); Flicker (Liberty).Remember - ours is just not a repaint job. The games we will return to you will havethe moneymaking pov;cr of new garaes, SU'LLIVAN-NOLAN ADVERTISII'JG COMPANY, 527 WESTCHICAGO AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILI.. (Tel; Delaware 5619-5620)'.
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NOTICE - Three greatest games on the market - Sun Valley, Midway, Grand Canyon> Hun-dreds now on location doing a great job» Send in your Sun Beams and Zombies today andincrease your earning power. - UNITED mNUFACTURING COMPANY, 6123 NORTH WESTERIsI AVE-NUE, CHICAGO, ILL, (Tel: Ambassador 2455)*
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FOR SALE ADS
THE HEADLINES OVER EACH AD GIVE AN APPROXIMATE IDEA OF THE ITEMSTHESE FIRMS HAVE FOR SALE. MANY FIRMS ALSO UST ITEMS THEY WANT TOBUY IN THESE FOR SALE ADS. THIS IS FEATURED BY THE WORD “WANT” INTHE HEADLINE. CHECK EACH AD CAREFULLY FOR INDIVIDUAL ITEMS AND PRICES.
Turntable & Svjitchboard complete with or v;ithout machines - V'/rite for Price! Mills1^^ Skyscraper =jiB5,; Mills 5d Skyscraper $30.; 5 ’’Civilian Defense” counter games $0.each; 4 Rex Line Up $8, each; l/3 Deposit With Orders, Balance C.O.D, - COLUMBIANOVELTY COiffiAIY, 9 BLOOD STTffiET, AiETEPLAM, N. Y.
JIJSIC - CONSOLEFOR SALE « Wurlitzor 950, $469.50; 500- >165.; 616-S49. 50; 600R-$149, 50; 71-$100.;71 with stand $)110,; 50-$35.; Rockola Super v/ith Remote Adaptor $185.; 1939 Standard$125.; Jennings Silver Moon (CPO) ;>85,; Wurlitzer 331 Bar Boxes $19,50; 332-$17,50;Seeburg b/lO/Sb^f Bar-O-Matics $34,50; Wireless $38,50; Chrome Chandelier Speakers New$12,50, used $10.; l/3 Deposit, Balance C.O.D. - DAVIS SALES COiffiALY (SEEBURG DISTRIB-UTOIiS) 625 ERIE BOULEVARD, mST, SYRACUSE, im YORK.
SBED 6VEKYEB( rr RESTASS MAIL. THE«LY CONFIDEM-AL WEEKLYEWS BULLETIN< THE COIN MA-'IINB INDUSTHY. “THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY”
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CLOSING OUT THE FINEST RECONDITIONED ^CHINES WE'VE EVER HM)! THESE mCHINES ARE
REALLY CLEAN! MOULDH\IGS ARE RE-SCRAPED AND RE-VARNISIiED AITO ARE M\DE TO LOOK LIKE IMV
IN EVERY RESPECT! EVERY lECHr’i-NICAL DETAIL IS CAREFULLY CHECKED Ar® PUT INTO PERFECT
Bally Trailways 25,004 Velvet 12.501 A.B.C. Bov/ler..... 27.501 South paw 25.005 Big Chief..... 12.50
10 Sporty 10.00
5
Sxjorts 7.50
4
Nippy 5,001 Sara Suzy 5.001 Oh Boy 5,002 Rotation.. 7,50
2 Brite Spot 7,502 Double Feature....... 7,503 Metro 12, 50
2 Landslide. 10,003 Jolly 5,001 Chubbie 5,001 Fox Hunt 12.504 Yacht Club. . . , , 7.503 Anabel * 7,503 Big Tine 12,502 Lead Off *12.504 Punch* 4.7.501 Polo 10.001 Line Up 10.00Write for our Complete List of Buys!
Balance Shipped C,0,D,TERI'G : 1/3 Deposit With All Orders,
K. C. NOVELTY C 0 I.I P A N Y419 mRKTBT STFtEiT, PHIIADELHilA, PENN.
(All Phones; I.'&rket 4641)
MUSIC - TUBES - CONSOLES - ARCADEFOR SALE - Wurlitzer used 24 Adaptors $26.50; Wurlitzer used 2-Wire, 5/l0/25, Boxes$32,50; Brand Nev/ 5/l0/25, 3-Wire, Bar-O-Matics, 20 Rec.,' $41,50; Seeburg used 5^,24Rec,, V^fireless Boxes $22,50; Seeburg used 5^, 20 Rec,, Wireless Boxes $27.50; Seeburgused 24 Rec, Select-O-Matics ((>8,; Seeburg used V/ireless Organ Speakers $27,50; Chan-delier Speaker, used, $12,50; Steel Cabinets $18.50; V/urlitzer 616, completely re-m.odeled, $62,50; V/urlitzer 61, counter model $60,; Wurlitzer 24, $110,; Rockola Stan-dard $129.50; Rockola Masters :^165.; Tubes; 6L6,C>1.60; 45, $1.05; 76, $,75; 5Z3,$.90;2A4G, $3,25; 2051, $4,; Bally Convoy $215,; Triple Entry, T.C, $85.; *39 Bangtails $90,;Challenger with stand $22.50 - ATIAS VEivDmG COMPAiJY, 410 NORTH BROAD STREET, ELIZA-BETH, N.J,
VENDORS - MUSIC - CONSOLES - PEDFOR S/iIE - Rex Amusement Company offers subject to prior sale the following equip-ment: 20, 5 column, 105 capacity, U-Need-A-Pak Candy Vendors with Bases, A-1 mechani-cally, a real buy at $41,50 each; 25, 616 Wurlitzers (Ready For Location) $44,50; Ex-cellent Balrer’s Pacers, Serial W7372, cannot be told from now, $239,50; New 25 Cj^cle-
Mills Four Bells $489,50; 60 Cycle l!ills 4 Bolls (nice condition) $299,50; Wurlitzers:500*s $159,50; 600's $149.50; 24/V»s $99,50; 716’s $59.50; Seeburgs ; Envoys $239.50;Plazas ,il39,50; Gems $119,50; Mills Siipress (U19.50; Huge Stock of F.P, Pin Games atgive-away prices. l/3 with orders, PdiX AT lUSEMENT COMPAiY, 606-608 SOUTH SALINE ST.,SYRACUSE, N.Y. (Tel: 2-3C92; 2-5076).
S0ED EVEITEfX tT mSTASS MAIL. THE«.y COHFIDEN-AL WEEKLYEWS BOLLETINI THE COIN MA-HTMES WOWSTBY. “THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY”
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SLOTS
5(f. Blue Fronts, new crackle f inish4)99*50
10«?f Blue Fronts, new crackle finishl29.50
25^2! Blue Fronts, new crackle, "brand
new me chanisms, new cabinets 149,50
5<^ Cherry Bells, 3/5 P,0 129,50
5d Chrome Bells, Rebuilt,A-1 189,50
lOd Blue Fronts, brand new, knee
action, dr ill-proof ,i(M69, 236
club handle 225,00
5d Chiefs 79,50
lOd Chiefs 95,00
25d Chiefs 105,00
5dCClub Special Chiefs 119.50
lOd Club Special Chiefs 129.50
25d Club Special Chiefs 139,50
Chief Triplex (5d/l0d/25d in one
machine) like new 225,00
New Columbias, Club Models 115,00
2 Single Jack-In-The-Box Safes, Ea. . 49,50
2 Heavy Single Safes, Each 42,50
100 New Mills locked safe stands, un-
painted, each 15,00
5d Vest Pockets, Chrome B&G,Each. . ,37, 50
TERIE: 1/3 V/ith Orders
CONSOLES
Mills Four Bells, late $375.00Keeney 2-V/ay Super Bells, 5$(/5d 275.00
Keeney Super Bells,Comb.F,P, ...... .159. 50
Bally High Hands, Comb. F.P. , late 99.50
Bakers Pacer, late, DD, Jaclqjot, liknev/245. 00
Jumbo Parades, Gold Cab.Comb.FP&PO. .109. 50
Jumbo Parades, C.P 85.00Jumbo Parade, late F.P 69.50Silver Moon Totalizers, FP, like nev/..79.50Saratogas with rails, late 95.00Double -Be 11s, 5d/5d, new cabinet. .. .159.50
ONE BALIGGrand National, C. P." 99,50Grand Stand 79.50Gold Cup, F.P 42*50Mills »40, 1-2-3 79*50Mills ’39, 1-2-3 27*50
ARCADE EqUIH/ENTAir Raider 169,50Evans’ Play Ball, like new 199.50Batting Practice, like new *..5109.50
Hockeys, like new 185,00Chester -Pol lard Golf 99,50
Balance C.O.D. or S.D,
CENTRAL OHIO COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC.#514 SOUTH HIGH STREET, COLTO.EUS, OHIO. (ALL PHONES ;ADAIB 7949)
ARCADE - MJSIC - SLOTS - COUNTERFOR SALE - Evans Ten Strikes $50, j Exhibit Rotary Merchandiser, pusher type, $135,;Rockola *39 DeLuxe $125,; V/urlitzer 780E - $350.; V/urlitzer Twin-12 in Steel Cabinetwith Adaptor and 16 rebuilt Keeney ¥/all Boxes $200,; ABT Challengers, Model ”F”, andRed,White & Blue, $19,50 each; Caille 7-Vfay Slot, late stylo, $75,; Bally Double Bell,
5^, $90,; Jennings 5^ Console Chief $65,; Exhibit Bowling Game $35.; Western Baseball,
F.P,, $65,; Texas Leaguers $25,; Brand New ’’Hula” counter game $5.; l/3 with orders.Balance Shipped C.O.D. or S.D,, G. N. VELiDKG COMPANY, 663 V/ESt' BROAD STREET, COLUTBUS,OHIO.
CONSOLES - COUInITERS
FOR SALE - Brand New k'^..chines; Mills Jurabo Parade Cash Pay $119,50; Mills Jumbo ParadeConvert ible $139 , 50; ' Evans Jaclcpot Dominos $385,; Keeney Super Bells $219,50; FloorSamples Never on Location ; Bally Club Bells $195,; Chicago Coin Hockey $189,5$; Keeney5dSuper' Bells Convertible v/ith Mint Vendor $229,50; Mills Jumbo Parade Cash Pay $115,;Watling Big Game Cash Pay $75,; Used Machines ; 2 Mills Square Bells $42,50; 10 MillsJumbo Parade Free Play late style coin head i^97,50; 6 Mills Jumbo Parade Free Play latestyle coin head Gold Cabinet $79,50, 30 ABT Challengers used six weeks $27,50; 5 ModelF like new $27,50; l/3 Deposit 'With All Orders, Balance Shipped C,0,D, MOSELEY VENDINGMACHINE EXCHANGE, 00 BROAD STREET, RlCeiOI®, VA. (Tel: 5-5328).
I.USIC - ARCADE - CONSOLESFOR SALE - Phonographs: Ready To Go: Wurlitzor 616 and 61, $50,; Seeburg Colonels, ESRG,$285,; Wurl’itzer Twin-12 in Steel Cabinet complete with Keeney, V/urlitzer, Buckley orSeeburg Adaptor $100,; Arcade: Diggers; Rapid Fires; View Scopes; Exhibit card machinesand Jtoy Others, Write for Prices 1 Consoles: Bally High Hand $95.; Keeney Super Bolls$150,; Mills Jumbo Parade, Automatic oF’Free Play $85.; l/3 with all orders. We ShipBalance C.O.D. speedily. - MISSISSIPPI VENNLJG COMPANY, PHIIADELPHIA, MISSISSIPPI,(Tel: 283).
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FOR SALE - Test Pilot, practically nevi/, $197.50; Mills Punching Bag, good condition,$137,50; Bally Alley $37,50; Gottlieb Skee-Ball-Ette ;$57,50; 2 Bang-A-Deers, $67.50 ea.,
1/3 with orders. Balance Shipped C.0,D, or Sight Draft B. of L. Give name of bank. -
WALBOX SALES COMPANY, 1713 YOUNG STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS (Tel: R-8481).
$SBE9 iVEXT: VEEK IT ntST# :lass mail, the
) ,m.r confiden-1 A L WEEKLY
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AU AOTEBTISItWCONTAINED HXU-^IN FUBLISH9D KSEFOX SUBSeXiSaj.
NO OTHaAXVXK-Tisu« Acemw.“THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY”
A COMPLETE COIN MACHINES BUSINESS FOR DAIEDIATE SALE I INCLUDES PHONOGRAPHS, SLOT
MACHINES, VENDING MACHINES AND Pni- BALL GAviES, ALL ARE CENTRALLY LOCATED AND NEAR
A LARGE .'U3'IY CAiP AND AIR BASE. THIS BUSINESS, COMPLETE AS IS VfITH MACHINES ON
LOCATICNS, BRINGING IN ONE OF THE BEST AVEILIGES EVER ENJOYED, INCLUDING A FINE DIS-^
TRIBUTING roSINESS, V;iLL BE SOLD FOR ACTU.X INVENTORY COST OF $13,800. THIS IS ONE
OF THE BEST BUYS im PNI.iL COIN MACHBIE I.UiN C/JI M/iKE AT THIS TIME FOR THIS BUSINESS
’/HLL la^mYS BE PROFIT.iBLE ..S Hr^niSTIGATION -TILL INST/HTLY DISCLOSE. REPUTATION OF
OYfllERS IS ACES HIGH. LOCATIONS Y/ILL STICK 100^^ IN EVERY YfAY. FURTHER DETAILS
AVAILABLE TO .YLL P.BTIES '.AETH NECESS.jrr C.IPITAL. OTHERS, PLEi.SE DO NOT iiPPLY. V®
ARE HANDLING THIS ENTIIiE TR.NSi.CTION lilLL STiiND BACK OF EVERYTHING STATED HERE
;nd in future negotiations.
STETT/iRT S/iES COMPANY17 SOUTH CASC/J)E, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. (Tel: Main 5593).
- SLOTS -
FOR S/JjE - 10 Brand New Mills Front Venders, never uncrated, concealed jackpots,brown crackle finish, serials over 433,000; 60 SU Mills Front Venders, brown cracklefinish, concealed jackpots, serials over 433,000, All above machines are Mills latestsilent mechanism, latest type escalators, crcn be used with Milco checks or straightcash, also have predictable payout or sometimes called future pay, can be operatedwith or without this feature, '.‘ire, write or phene for prices, - JONES SALES COMPYiNf,
1330-52 TR.*DE AVE., HICKORY, N. C. (Tel: 107).
- CONSOLES -
FOR SALE - Consoles
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7 Jumbo Parades, Free Play, $69.50; 9 Super Bells, 5^ Play,Convertible Free Play and Cash, $142.50; 6 Bobtail Totalizers, Free Play, |79,50; 8
Silver Moon Totalizers, F'ree Play, $82.50; 5 Bally Club Bells, Convertible Free Playand Cash, $169.50; 2 Mills Four Bells $299.50; 1 Lincoln Field, 7-Coin Head, $39.50;All equipment packed and ready for location and is quoted subject to prior sale, YYire
order and deposit while we are still able to ship, - SILENT S/J1.ES SYSTEM, 635 "D"STREET, N. W., YA.SHINGTuN, D. C., (Tel: District 050e).
PHOTOMATON - C/3LE - SLOTS - 5-BiJLL BUI\IPERS
FOR SALE - Photomat on, 4 picture machine, cabinet in beautiful condition - write forprice. 30-Wire Cable 50^ per foot, Rfills Deweys - 5^ & 25^ - Single One Caille
5^ Dewey with J, P, Complete, new style, 5-Ball, F, P, Bumpers, krite us immediatelyif you want to buy the best. - SILENT Si.LES COMPANY, 200 ELEWTH AUSNUE, SOUTH,
MIMTEx'iPOLIS, MINN. (Tel: GE 3645),
PINS - MUSIC - WAIiT
FOR SALE - Yfe have over 300 Pin Geunes of every variety and price. Each game thor-oughly cleaned, chocked and guaranteed to satisfy. May be had for average Cash Boxprices. YBll ship open account, trial basis, to firms who qualify. This also ap-plies to phonographs and remote equipment of which wo have over 350 pieces, T7ill
accept Slots, ivreado Machines or other games in trade on anything you may want, Yfrite
or wj-re for more details and specific information, - H/JUTA DISTRIBUTING COMP/JIY, 217-219 ELIZABETH STREET, UTICA, lEW YORK.
SSWtD SVERT*OK rr msT;lass mail, theH4LT CONFIDEH-I AL WEEKLYlEWS BULLETINN THE COIN MA-;hine5 ihdustry.
fm pAU. AOYCBTtSIM«CONTAINS) HWU-'IN FUU.KHB) nOEFOK SOtSCMKIS.
NO OTHBt ADYBt.TISJNO ACCEFTR.“THE MARKET PLACE 1)F THE~coi?rMACHINES I^USTRY”
FOR ALL TYPES OF IWRLITZERS, SEEBURGS, PACKARD.,Aira OTHER LOTSIC EQUIPFEENT. FOR ALL TYPES ARCADEEQUIPMENT - GUl^S, LIFTERS, FORTUNE TELLBltS, ALLTHE OTHERS. ALSO WANT 1-BALLS, SLOTS, CONSOLES,AND OTHER EQUIPMENTl iJIVISS US imiEDIATELY AS TOQUANTITY, Condition and price wanted, cash waitingi
SPECIALSill5 SEBBURG HI-T01^,8800,&9800,R.C Q385.005 SEEBURG HI-TONE ,8800& 9800,E.S, 350,003 SEEBURG COLONELS ,E . S .R.C 279.503 B/iLY KING FINS ..M9.50
1/3 with orders. Balance C.O.D.:}: 5;: si- ^ 5(= ;t- >1; v Jr >1'. jj; sjcjit jK -Y * =i< Y >f; ^ --j;
RUNYON SALES C 0 M P A N Y123 WEST RUNYON STREET, NElLdiK, N. J.
(All Phones: Bigelow 3-6685)
- MUSIC -
FOR SALE - Wurlitzer 950-Q479; 850~.‘,p425j 800-()325j 700-()300; Seeburg Hi-Tone ,RC,(?364, j
Hi-Tone Model 8800, Q329,; Regal QllO.j Casino $100, j 1940 Rockola Spectravox $92,50jMechanism; i/Airlitzer 24 in Steel Cabinet complete vdth Adaptor, Speaker and Amplifier
$129,50; Rockola 20 Record in Steel Cabinet complete with Buckley Adaptor, Speaker
and Amplifier $104, j Y/all Boxes; Buckley late model l^i- like nev\r Ql6,; Buckley newIlium, Boxes $20,; Speakers: 7-^" P, M. $10,; 15" Jensen $15,; l/3with orders. BalanceC, 0. D, A. PHONOGRAPH COIiP,, 583 VAIDERBILT AVE., BROOKLYN, N. Y. (Tel: Main 2-2120),
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FOR SALE - Pikes Peaks $12,50; Mutosoope DrivE Mobile $215,; Seeburg Gun, Hitler Unit
$110,; Seeburg Chicken Sams $90, j YIANT: Mills Thrones at $90,; Empress at $115,; Mustbe in good operating condition, state serials, - VIC M/JJHARDT C0MP..NY, INC., 547 NORTH16th STREET, MIL’WJJKEE, EfESC.
- PINS -
FOR SALE - Our special for this week to you subscribers to The Cash Box is: 1 Champs,1 Gun Club and 1 Sea Hawk, all set for free play operation and in perfect condition,ready for immediate shipment - the entire lot for. $89, 50, Terms; l/3 Deposit, BalanceC, 0. D. or S. D, Order this lot today. - 0. K. M..CHrNES, INC,, o/o J.-CK FITZGIBBONS,453 WEST 47th STREET, NEW YORK CITY,
- REMOVAlL SPECIAL -
FOR S/JjE - We aro moving to larger quarters on February 1 because our business has out-grown our present location. We certainly thank all of our customrrs for the nice business we have had from them for the past year and v/e hope during 1943 to be able to con
tinue to serve you with all your needs, CLOSEOUT ; $69,50 for Black Cabinet Paces Racesin good running condition (cabinets polished and look good) ready for location. Wehave about 10 of these, Ailso at the same price several Pace Saratogas 5jzf play in goodshape and really bargains at only $69,50, l/s Deposit required with orders. BalanceSent C. 0, D, SPAKF.S SPECIALTY COMPANY, SOPERTON, GA. (Tel: 33),
- SLOTS - iiRC..DE - COUNTER - l-B^J^L-CCNSOLES -
FOR SALE - Brand New 5^ Glitter Gold Q, T, $100*; l/-$67,50; 10^-$85,; Used 5/ VestPockets, Blue S: Gold, $3^',each; 15 Daval "Keep 'Em Bombing" $5,each; 30 Gottlieb 3-
Way Grippers $12,each; 1 Brand Now in Original Crate Drive-Mobile $325,; 1 MutoscopeLove Meter $165,; 1 Chicken Sam $85,; 1 Exhibit Chin Machine $165,; New 5p^ Mills GoldChromes, 1 Cherry" P, 0,, $250,; 1 Mutoscope Aice Bomber, used 2 weeks, $275,; Jumbo Pa-rades ,FP, like new, $100, each; 1 Bally Blue Grass $135,; 1 Mills 5-in-l ^30,; 2 Mills HiBoy $35,; 1 Brand Now Mills 4 Bells in Original Carton $545,; l/3 with orders. BalanceC.O.D, H. Z. Vending & SALES CO., 1205 DOUGLAS STREET, OM.iHA, NEBR. (Tel: At-112l),
SViD KTflTm KT PfUTA» MAIL. THl
ILY COMnOEM-AL WEEKLYEWS KULLETINTHE COIN MA-IINB INOUSTEY. “THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY”
ALL AOVEKTKtNSCONTAINEDIN raBLOHED nSEFOE SOBSaHSBO.
NO OTH«t AOfn-TIStK9 ACOSrT».
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SPECIALSU RECONDITIONED II READY TO GOI I
PHONOGRAPHS
Rockola Supers with Adaptor ••••• 00 .00
1942 Seeburg 8200 Brand New. ...• .•450.00
Seeburg Colonels, ESRC. ••••••••• ..285. 00
Wurlitzers TV/in-12 Any Adapt ors. • .100.00
Wurlit zer 616 ••••«•••••••••••••••.. 55. 00
Keeney &' Buckley Boxes. •..•••••••• ..8.00
ONE-BALLS & CONSOLES
Mills One-Two-Three ‘SG.,.. ,20,00
Mills One-Two-Three *40., ,85,00
Bally Blue Ribbon * 75.00
Bakers’ Pacers (New)..,, 350,00
Bally High Hand. ................. ,.95.00
Jennings Good Luck... .10.00
Mills Jumbo Parade, Automatic.. ., ..70,00
Mills Jumbo Parade, Free Play.;. ••.70,00
Keeney Super Bells. .•.;..*••••••• .150, OC
FREE PLAYS
A. B. C. Bowlers. $50.00Bola Yfay •'•••• .••...••• .45,00
Many good reconditioned phonographs - all okayed; Y/urlitzer 61, 616, 500, 600, Seeburg
Vogue, Classic, Envoy, Hi-Tone 8800 & 9800.' All Model Rockolas. Notice; Rockola Com-mandos still available, although going fast, write quick. - MOTOR CITY MUSIC COMPANY,16841 LIVERNCIS STREET, DETROIT, MICH. (TEl; University 26793).
CONSOLE -^iPINS
FOR SALE - JENNINGS 5^ Bobtail Totalizer, F. P., $79.50j A. B. C, Bowler $29,50; Argen-tine $49,50; Belle Hop $34.50; Broadcast ^24,50; Capt, Kidd $39.50; Do-Re-Mi $24,50;Seven Up $24.50; Hi-Hat $34.50; Five & Ten $74,50; Gun Club $49,50; Jungle $54,50;Knock Out $74,50; New Champ $64,50; Super Chubbie $44.50; Star Attraction $34.50;Enjap-
py *41, $37.50; Texas Mustang $49,50; Ten Spot $29,50; Twin Six $34,50; Victory $69.50;West Y^ind $34,50; Zig Zag $39.50, 1/3 Deposit with Orders. Balance C. 0. D. Everymachine guaranteed regardless of price. THE B. J, FINE COMPMY, 201 EAST MT. ROY/iL AVE-NUE, BALTHWRE, MD. (Tel: Vernon 539C).
WILL TRilDE AUT. POOL T..BLES - 7iRC/J)E - MUSICFOR SiiLE - OR WILL TRADE; 2 Slightly Used DeLuxo 6 Legged Pearl Design, Regulation SizeSlate Top, Lively Cushion, Pool Tables, New, Sturdy bed cloth. New cushion covers (we
extra cue balls. Table equipped with our own patented trap. The production of 20years’ experience. The slot-machanism-trap comes out on half turn of a key and 2
screws, Yfrite for picture and booklet. Will take $265, each or will exchange for SkyFighter or Shoot -The -Chutes or Rapid Fire or Keeney Submarine or ’39 Rockola DeLuxe.Make us your proposition in first letter. For Sale: Bally Bull’s Eye $72,50; SeeburgDuck Gun $69,50; Others; DIXIE VENDING M.uCHINE COMP/JTY, .JJNISTON, ALA. (Tel; 2288).
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HERE»S TOT YOU* YE REEII tJAITIIIG FOR I
A NEW. . . PROFIT SFiARING . . .PAIIORAII . . . DEAL ....AVAILABLE TO ALL RELIABLE COIN MACKINE MEIU
IMPORTANT 1
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If you are located in the Eastern states you nov'f realize thatPanoram play will be greater than ever before. On our profit
sharing basis you simply cannot lose - you must make real profitsl With a
great many theatres and other amusements curtailed - ,this is one of the mostoutstanding offers of all time. The public will put more coin into Panoramsthan they ever did before. Get into this PROFIT SHARING DEAL ON PldJORAMllil
WHAT' DO YOU OFFER FOR THE WHOLE OR P/iRT OF THIS LOT??????
THE GEORGE PONSER COMPANY763 SOUTH 18th STPHET, NEWViRi:, N. J. (iiLLPhones; ESsex 3-5910)
"a Firm With A Nationv/ide Reputation For Reliability"
‘THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY
ALL AOmnSIMCONTAINS HMS-IN POBLISHA msFOX SUB9CXISCU.
NO OTHK AiOVat-
TISINC ACCCPTE8.
- msic - SLOTS - ;j^C/JDE -
FOR SALE - Phonographs ; Seebur 8800 ES A-1 ^369,505 Seeburg Classics |169,50j SeeburgRoyales |99,50; Hills Empress, like new, 'j!139,50; Rockola Spectrayox & Playmaster with3 Bar Boxes like new .j?269.50; 2 11:1 1942 Singing Towers, like new, •t?139,50j V/urlitzer
61*s |69,50; Slots: Mills 5^ Blue Pronts refinished $99,50; Brovm. Fronts |129,50;Sil-ver Chiefs $lS"9,5C ; .j cad e Equipment ; Tom Mix Rifles $49,50; Bally Alley $24,50; Skee-Ball-Ettes $49,50; K. D, Ten Pins $54,60; L. D, Ten Strikes -$45,; Roll-In-The-Barrel$99,50; Seeburg Shoot-The Chutes $114,50; Genco Play Ball $154,50;. Deluxe WesternBaseballs $84,50; Vfestern Baseball, lite-up backboard $69,50; Half Deposit With OrdersTHE MARLEPP CQMP.m, 3908 CARIjEGIE AVE., CLEVEL/iND, 0, (Tel: Henderson 1043),
PERtW POINT NEEDLES, PER HUNDRED....,,.. 30.00DUGRENIE'TC','"^E..CHa!PION CIG HaCHINBS, LIKE NETY 80,00 Each
SPECIALSViHAT DO YOU NEED IN
RADIO TUBES?lYRITE US FOR ANY OFTHESE YOU NEED NOWI
1/3 With Orders, Balance Shipped C. 0. D.
ROYAL DISTRIBUTORS409 NORTH BROAD ST' ELIZABETH, N. J, (PHONES; ELIZABETH 3-1776)
BRAND NEW SEEBURG LURED EQUIPT.FOR SALE - Brand New Seeburg 'Tired Select -0-Mat ic Equipment for Quick Disposal; 300,20 Record Se 1 ect -0-Mat ics,Sf20-lZ; 200, 16 Record Select-O-Matics, S16-1Z; 60 Sole-
noid Drums for 20 Selection Seeburgsj 20 Solenoid Drums for 24 Selection ¥/urlitzersj
40 Solenoid Drums for 16 Selection VAirlitzers; Plenty of Cable with each purchase;Power Supplies for all the above, - HY-G AI.IUSEJ-IENT COMPANY, 1415 YYASHINGTON, SOUTH;MINNEAPOLIS, MINN* (Tel; Atlantic 8587) k
MUSIC - SUPPLIES - PARTSFOR SALE - At sacrifice - complete lino of used Phonographs; Remote Boxes (all makes)Cable; Tubes; Needles; Parts; Reconditioned Cigarette, Candy and Nut Machines, all
m&kes, 'Trite stating Just what you want# Our low prices will f ollow;-KEYSTONB “VEND*
ING COMPANY OF NE\» JERSEY, 1060 BROAD STREET, NE\/ARK, N, J,
- MJSIC -
FOR SALE - 6 Mills Pan^rams, A-1 condition, $325,00 each; 1 Keeney Twin-12 Unit withSpeaker and 5 Wall Boxes, Complete for $175,; 1 Keeney Twin-12 Unit with Speaker and6 Wall Boxes, Ccmplete for $185,; 1 Keeney Twin-12 Unit with Speaker and 7 Wall Boxes,Complete for $195,; 1 ’//urlitzer 416 with Seeburg Adaptor and 7 Seeburg S«l.e<H-.--0-Matacs
Complete for $170#; l/S with orders. Balance C, 0, D, — ELUM SALES COMPANY, 127 TEE>i=
MONT A'VENUE, S. W, MaSSILON, OHIO
— .ARCADE ••
FOR SilLE - Chicag® Coin Hockey $159#5^; Keeney Submarine Gun $179#50; Evans Play Ball,
latest model $225,; Genco Play Ball $159#50; Evans Ten Strikes, High Dials, $65,00;Every machine listed here is guaranteed to be in A-1 mechanical condition, all chock-
ed and complete in every way - ready for location. Enclose l/3 Deposit with Orders,
Balance C, 0. D, - BROOKLYN /it.IUSE]VIENT COMPTJIY, 660 BROADVJAY, BROOKLYN, N. Y. (Tel;
Evergreen 8-4732),
PLATS TAPE - VYANT
FOR SYiLE - Roovers Name Plate Tape - 25 lbs for $100,; VY/iNT; 1 Evans Super Bomber -
state price and condition; Any quantity of ,22 calibre short ammunition - price sec-
ondary; Any quantity of 500 and 1,000 foot rclls by 1^ inches of Direct Positive Pa-per for Photomat on machines, - PEERLESS VENDING M^iCHINE CO., 220 WEST 42nd STREET, NEWYORK CITY (Room 2004).
SIGHT DR;^T, WlilTE TODAY FOR ANOTHER NiT.I LIST OF HUNDREDS OF Vi^RIOUS TYPES, HAVE
THE WORLD’S L/JiGEST STOCK.
SOUTHERN j.UTOMATIC MUSIC COMP/J^Y
542 SOUTH SECOND STREET, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
( TELEPifONE*. VAibash 5094)
- IiRC/iDE - MUSIC -
FOR SiJLE - ^ill reconditioned and ready for location. Chicoin Hockey i>162.50; GencoPlay Ball $159.50; Evans Ten Strike 139,50; x'.BT Challengers $19.50; Wurlitzers; 24 Re-
FOR S7XE - Brand New Mills Jumbo Parade, P. 0., $129.50; Brand New Mills 25^ GolfBall Vender $200,; Brand New Mills 5pf Glitter Gold Q, T, Bell $110.; Brand New Mills1^ Glitter Gold Q, T, Bell $75,; New 1/' Pace Chrome Front Rocket Bells $80.; BrandNew 10;^ Panoram '/all Boxes $10. each; Adaptor for same $7,50; l/3 with orders. Bal-ance C*O.D. KEYSTONE NOVELTY & M/JIUFACTURING CO., 26th & MNTINGDON STS., PHILuIDELPHIA,
PA.
- PINS - ARC/JDE - MSIC - USED RECORDS -
FOR SALE - Our machines are not to be confused with the average run of used equipment.We put them in good condition as possible to put used machines - just as good as anyfactory job. Buy with confidence. Attention* Big Chief, Big Show, Four Roses, Hi-Steppor, Flicker $25, each; Belle Hop $30.; Bosco $50,; Click $59.50; ABC Bowler $39,50Pursuit $34,50; Capt. Kidd $44.50; Horoscope $35.; Jungle $42,50; Btystic $29,50; SportParade $30,; Spot-A-Card $59.50; Spot Pool $49.; Star Attraction $39.50; Towers $65,;Pen Spot $32,; Big Parade $84.50; Keeney Submarine $179.50; Rotor Table '#49050; Wur-litzer 24, $119,50; Mills Throne $129.50; ',/urlitzer 616A, $69.50; Used Records, notover year old, '$49.50 per 500. l/3 with orders, Bal. C.O.D. - NATIONioL NOVELTY COMPANY183 MERRICK RD. , MERRICK, L, I. (Tel: Freeport 8320).
- .PiCADE - MUSIC - COUNTERS -
FOR SALE - /iRCADB Equipment : 3 Evan’s Ten Strikes, 1 Rockola Ten Pins, $37,50 each:6Or the lot of 4 for only $130. ; Bally Alley -$37.50; Batting Practice $87.50; Baker '
s
1/ Kicker & Catcher $19,50; Universal Gripper $6,75; View-A-Scopo $17.50; ElectricDefense Gun $22.50; Astroscope Fortune Tellinr; Machine with readings sufficient topay for machine -$167,50; Phonograph s : Wurlitzers: 61, #62,50; 71, $97.50; 412, $37^50;400j $41.50; 616, ;;157,50; 24, $104.50; 600, $137,50; Mako us an offer on: Imps, LibertyBells, Mercury, Sparks, Zephyrs, Yankees, Columbia Bolls and ”21" Blackjack, Terms:1/3 Deposit With All Orders, Bal, C.O.D, - RO/iNOKE VENDING IWxCEINE EXCHMGE, INC. 533CENTER AVENUE, N. W. , RO.INOKE, Vi.,
- FINS -
FOR SiiLE - We're changing the rockbotton prices of: Victory $55.; Towers $47,50;Bola V/ay $31.50, /nd many, many others, l/S Deposit, Bal, C.O.D. 'urite for CompleteList. - Pi'kISADE SPECIALTIES CCMPIJIY, 498 IJ/DERSEN AVE., CLIFFSIDB PiuRK, N, J„
illNB INDUSTRY. “THE MARKET PLACE OF THE COIN MACHINES INDUSTRY”
ALL ADVtRTtSIIWCONTAINED HfiO-IN TOBLtSHSD ERMFOR S«»CM«StS.
NO OTHER AOVBl-TISIN9 ACCS>TBB.
IIL. 4, NO. 17 JANUARY 19, 1943 TWO DOLLARS A COPY
LONDON*S TRUE.VALinS BUYS”
11 MLLS PANORAJvG, used less than six months^ in perfect conditionand clean. On location at present time. A real•’True-Value” Buy at only ^;249,50 Each
((plO.OO additional for crating)
4 SOUNDVIEVV TALI-CHiG PICTURES, like new, only ...,^199,50 Each
GRAB THESE NOW - Brand New Mills Slots in stock for immediate de-livery in factory sealed crates: BLUE FROOTS - BROV/N FRONTS - ORIG-
INAL CHROI^ES - in 5gf, 10{|f, denominations. WRITE! PHONE! JIJ
B BEACONBL BLUEBIRDCA—CAPITOLCO^COLUMBIAD DECCAH HITK KEYNOTEM MUSICRAFTO OKEHV VICTOR
CONFIDENTIAL RECORD REPORTAN EXCLUSIVE AND CONFIDENTIAL REVIEW OF THE NEWRECORDINGS GAUGED AND GRADED SOLELY ON HOW MUCHMONEY THEY WILL HELP AUTOMATIC MUSIC EQUIPMENTEARN. A CONDENSATION OF THE OPINIONS AND TESTS OF
THE NATION'S LEADING AUTOMATIC MUSIC MEN. EDITED BY . . .
IRV R. GWIRTZ
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Mr Five By Five''Andrews Sisters . . . .D-18470 o oFreddie Slack ....CA-115 lALlHCtlll AlIHW
Song Spinners . . . .M-15009 O' O' O'
Johnny Jones . ...H-7024 o o oMoonueht Moor
Connie Boswell O' O' O'Glen Gray . . . .CO-18508 O' O' O'Kay Kyser . . ..CO-36657 ;; 0 0 0Glenn Miller 0 0 0
Kay Kyser. ....CO-36640 O' O' O'Ora/se The LoroAho Pass The
Meriy Macs . . . .CO-18498 O' O'Peter Piper . ...H-7026 o o oSong Spinners . . ..M-15008 ^
Ammunition** Southern S ons . . ..BL-300806 ^
Delta Rhjrthym Boys. . . . .
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^rere Will NeverJoan Merrill . ...BL-H574 ^ a 0Teddy Powell . . . .BL-11568 O' O' (O'
Be Another You** Woody Herman . . . .D-18469
* O' O' O'Sairmy Kaye . . ..V-2749 ...!.!!! 0 0 0
Tiiiolcy M-in 1 ndar. ........ . ...D-18496 O' O' O'0When The L/ohts Vaughn Monroe . . .V-27945 0 0
5Df Silver Chief ...,94,50 129.5010^^ Silver Chief 135,0050 Silver Chief 275.00 295.005g! Club Bell 119.50 130.0010^^ Club Bell 129.50 150,0025g! Club Bell 139,50 175,005?; Sky Chief 89,5010?; Sky Chief.,... 92,0025^^ Sky Chief 94,50Triplex Chief 5/10/25?;, .225.00l^^ Little Duke, 10,.00 35,005?; Little Duke 17,50
2.5?; Cigarolla ,.,30,00 75,00
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5{!f Century, S.J.P, ... ,013.00 To ;^4.50 ®0ETC™5'?^ Gooseneck, ^
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..15.00 22.50 b>4 Columbia Chrome. .. ,$64, 50 To $89.50lO^i! Gooseneck 14 Columbia, , . . ,
...... 42 • 50 59,50b>4 Blue Seal 35,00 Comet. Blue Front,Zb4 Blue Seal 2,10d Comet, Blue Front14 Treasury 44.50 Bell 60.00b4 Treasury 64, 50 25d Comet, ” 60,00 69.5010^^ Treasury 54 All Star, riPO., 59.50b>4 Treasury, New 169.50 14 All Star, 2/4 .
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39,50b>4 Wonder Vendor Id Chrome Rocket, New. , ,80,00 119,50
5d Rocket
5d B.J. Comet 45.0025d Rockets
5d Club BelllOd Comet White Front., 55, 00
THE CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LISTAn Ezclusive Merchandising Service for the Coin Machines Industry Issued Every Week by
"THE CASH BOX" FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CTTY
OL. 4, N®. 17 JANUARY 19, 1943 TWO DOLLARS A COPY
ONE. HAULS
Arlington, P.O. . . 412.50 to fp20.00Aksarben, P.O. ...
Follies *40 13.5019,50 Follow Up 14.5024.50 1. Format ion 18.0050.00 Four Aces. 97,5022,50 Four Aces, New,,.,*, 139,5014,50 l.Four Diamonds .29,50 42,5010.00 Four-Five-Six, ...... 17.5023.50 l.Four Roses .28,50 44.5024,50 2,Fox Hunt 2S.5019,50
Grand Canyon (Rev, )
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159,5019.50
,Glamour .10.00 19,50
44.50 Gobs .79,50 90.0032,50 Gobs, New ,99.50 129.5016.50 Gold Cup .59,5012.00 l,Gold Star .17. 5-0 21.0014.50 Golden Gate 22,5014.50 Gun Club .32*00 49,5017.50 Gun Club, New . 5^^i 5018.0021,50 Headliner. .......... ,10,00 14.5056,50 Hi-Dive .39,50 47,5012,00 1.Hi-Hat .30,00 39.5029.50 1, Hi-Stepper ,17,50 26.0035,00 High Light .10,00 12,5022.50 Hold Over .10.00 16.5012,50 Home Run ’40 .14.50 16.5082.50 2, Home Rim ’42 .39.00 59.5017.50 Home Run, New ’42... .74.50 99.5021.50 Horoscope .24.50 35.00
.^10*00 To C^12.50
Juniper 22.50
1.Jungle. 54,50
Keep *em Flying . .89,50 112,50
Keep *em Flying,New, .135.00 185,00
Keen-A-Bnll. ........ 20.00
Klick .
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. .10.00 15.00
g. Knock Out 79.50
Le-ncer 12,50
landslide, 27.50
4. Leader 29,50
Lead Off 17,50
2. League Leader ..14.00 19.50
4, Legionnaire 37.50
Liberty, Now, Gott,
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.100.00 175.00Liberty, Rev 90, 50
Limelight. 27.50
2,Line Up • 24,50Lite -A-Card . . .9.00 21,50
Lone Star 19.50Lot-O-Fun, .......... 20,00Lucl^y. . .10.00 22,50
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CODE; 1, Means price went Up. 2, i'-feans price went Down. 3, Means thismachine just added to list. 4. Means price wont up and down sameweek.
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