Bally Triple Bell Console Slot Machine Game, 1946

Vintage card game wall decoration sign. 1960s advertising sign with a typical card game scene: green playing card felt, playing cards, dice, a go...

1920s cute looking lithographic tin scissor toy by Distler Germany. This charming Antique Mechanical Toy shows Harold Lloyd, known as a silent movie c...

Chad valley comic Bonzo toy dog from the 1930s. This cream velvet fully jointed Bonzo toy has airbrushed features and a red felt tongue. He's jointed at ...

Miniature Art Deco furniture. Large scale wooden models of an Art Deco cabinet, Art Deco 3-seat and 2 Art Deco club chairs with Art Deco coffee table. This dining- room set, livin...

Beautiful antique German Roy, a pull toy, a pull horse toy with cart. This antique toy horse, circa 1930s, is mounted on a wooden platform with whe...

Beautiful antique German toy, a pull toy, a pull horse toy. This antique toy horse, circa 1930s, is mounted on a wooden platform with wheels. The ca...

Vintage 'PAC-MAN' arcade game from 1980. Pac-Man was originally a Japanese video game franchise developed, published and owned by Bandai Namco Entertainmen...

This 25-cent Mills Novelty Horsehead Slot Machine from around 1937, produced by the Mills Novelty Company in Chicago, Illinois, is a charming relic of the Art Deco era. Despite showing signs of use and age, it remains in very good original condition and is fully functional, complete with keys. Its standout feature is the bonus payoff system, a novelty in its time. Players can win an additional 18 coins if the letters on the reels spell out the word “BONUS.” This unique feature adds to the machine’s allure, making it more engaging and entertaining than other slot machines of its time. To track progress toward the bonus, players can monitor the illuminated letters at the top right of the machine, adding an element of anticipation to the game. Measuring 27 inches tall by 16 inches wide by 16 inches deep, this Mills Novelty Horsehead Slot Machine is a compact yet captivating piece of vintage gaming history. Its mechanism for triggering the bonus payoff, where players must hit the corresponding letters on the first reel to spell out “BONUS,” demonstrates the ingenuity of early slot machine designs. This interactive element not only adds to the excitement of the game but also serves as a clever strategy to keep players engaged and playing longer. Its classic design and innovative bonus feature make it a prized collector’s item for vintage slot...

This impressive Chicago upright coin-operated slot machine was built by the leader of the slot machine movement in Chicago and around the world, the Mills Novelty Company. Manufactur...

This elegant game box is part of the Tosca collection, a limited edition series that boasts skilful craftsmanship and noble materials. The black nappa leath...

Bar game called the ball cascade, mechanical. Works with 1penny coins. Bryan's Elevenses oak and metal - 1950. Presented on a non-original metal pedestal, height total: 156 cm. H...

Very cool Japanese token slot machine, all original and in great working order, including keys. 300 to 400 gaming tokens included.