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Click here to subscribeCoins - Royalty - a collection of x3 Royalty themed Proof Coin sets / Presentation sets, comprising; Harry & Meghan Royal Wedding 2018 Silver Proof £5 Coin, HRH Prince Louise Of Cambridge 2018 1oz Silver Medal, and ' HRH Prince George Fifth Birthday Photographic Coin Collection ' housed in presentation wallet. All as new, mint.
Coins - Royal Mail Coin Covers - a large album of assorted coin covers of various theme, to include; Northern Ireland, End Of The War, Berlin Airlift, Elizabeth Era, Battle Of Hastings, 2010 England Football, William & Kate, A Royal Life, Shakespeare, Battle Of Waterloo, and others. Face value of decimal coins approx £40 (estimated, not guaranteed). Many Crowns, some £5 and £2 also present. All as new / mint, housed in album.
Chris Calle (American, B. 1961) "Art Deco Eagle" Signed lower right. Original Mixed Media painting on Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting was originally published on the Fleetwood First Day Cover for the U.S. 55c Art Deco Eagle Mail Box stamp issued February 22, 2001. America's beloved national emblem, the eagle has appeared as a featured decorative ornament in American folk art almost since the birth of the nation. This popular symbol is seen on such diverse items as wallpaper, musical instruments, pottery, glassware, china, cookie jars, playing cards, canes, bookends, posters, picture frames, whiskey bottles, ship figureheads and flags. During the Revolutionary War, General George Washington chose the eagle as the motif for the buttons on his uniform. In 1782, it became the central figure of America's Great Seal and, in 1789 when Washington was inaugurated the first President of the United States in New York City, he proudly stood beneath a magnificent eagle that adorned the pediment of Federal Hall. The eagle first appeared on American coinage when New Jersey issued a copper coin in 1786. Silver dollars, half dollars and dimes displaying the eagle entered circulation in 1794. The nation's first gold coins were minted in 1795, and were known as eagles and half eagles -- ten and five dollar pieces respectively. Many 19th century American coins featured an eagle in flight or perched upon a branch or rock. Other designs portrayed the eagle in a heraldic pose with a ribbon or banner held in its beak. Eagles are also a popular design for weather vanes made from sheet copper, brass or tin. Eagles were featured motifs in fabrics, beautifully stitched into quilts, draperies and rugs -- often elaborately ornamented with stars, flowers, sun rays, trees and houses. Image Size: 13.5 x 11.5 in. Overall Size: 20 x 14.5 in. Unframed. (B16900)
Completely restored coin-operated Denjeani Golden Dragons carousel scale model from approx 1950. Mechanical parts, lighting and music have been renewed. Coin mechanism works with 50 euro cent coins. In very good and working condition. Height: 200 cm. Width: 88 cm. Depth: 93 cm. Condition: Very good. Location: The Netherlands
Boule de Fortune gambling arcade game ca. 1935 in working condition. These games were available in the bars around that time. Spin the ball around, insert a coin, press down the lever and you will see which prize you have won based on the color of the ball. Height: 45 cm. Width: 45 cm. Depth: 23 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Boule de Fortune gambling arcade game ca. 1935 in working condition. These games were available in the bars around that time. Spin the ball around, insert a coin, press down the lever and you will see which prize you have won based on the color of the ball. Height: 45 cm. Width: 45 cm. Depth: 23 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
5¢ Ideal Magnetic Foot Vibrator circa 1950, "A Treat for Tired Feet". Original condition and in good working order. Consumer would place a coin in the coin slot and stand on the vibrating pad for a foot massage. There is a pushable button on the top of the machine for more vibration. It is missing one section of back doors, very easily replaceable with galvanized metal. Comes without keys. Height: 110,5 cm. Width: 48 cm. Depth: 28 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Coin-operated massager, Vitalizer Foot Ease, 1 cent, Model-C, manufactured by Exhibit Supply Co., ca. 1940. Wood case with lighted reverse-painted flashing marquee. The electric vibrating foot pad, reads "Get more miles out of your tired aching feet". Good, working condition with finish wear & paint loss. Height: 160 cm. Width: 36 cm. Depth: 61 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Dutch oracle fortune teller arcade machine, unique and rare piece from the 1920s. All texts are in Dutch and the coin insert is made to accept USA 1 cent (penny) coins. When you insert a coin, the fortune teller in the middle shows your future prediction. The machine is open, without a key and without cash box. Height: 70 cm. Width: 41 cm. Depth: 10 cm. Condition: Good. Location: Switzerland, Degersheim.
1950s U.S. Marshall coin-op shooting arcade game manufactured by A. B. T. Manufacturing Co. Upon inserting a coin steel balls can be shot at targets that appear in the "Silver Dollar" saloon window, shooter gets ranked from "Corpse" to "U.S. Marshall" according to accuracy. Overall good condition, game works upon inserting a nickel and gun fires steel balls as intended but needs servicing, cash box door has been replaced, damage to top right of the back of the cabinet. Comes with 2 keys. Height: 135 cm. Width: 38 cm. Depth: 84 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Mills Novelty Co. coin-operated auto stereo-scope viewer flip card machine. Has the original marquee and poster print with photo dated 1926. Title: "The Figure Beautiful". With oak cabinet and metal stand. The coin shoot hardware has been replaced. Missing crank. The stereo view photo cards are of a beautiful lady although the images don't match the marquee photo. The wood case has areas of finish peeling. Coin mechanism needs minor servicing. Height: 182,9 cm. Width: 41,9 cm. Depth: 41,9 cm. Condition: Good. Location: USA, Chicago.
5¢ Mercury athletic scale strength tester. Customer would stand on platform, push release button, drop a coin in the slot and select the desired strength test. The meter then moves accordingly and a bell rings. Appears to have original paint. In working order and includes keys. Instruction label reads "Test Your Strength Daily", "Lift, Twist or Grip 5¢". Height: 132 cm. Width: 50 cm. Depth: 61 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
1¢ Striking Clock mechanical strength tester arcade machine manufactured by The Exhibit Supply Co. out of Chicago, Illinois, 1925 - 1930. The patron drops a penny in the coin slot, then pushes handles together to "Strike the Clock". A professional restoration gives this an impressive early look, with original mechanisms and castings with no evidence of cracks or repairs. Comes with keys. Height: 190,5 cm. Width: 46 cm. Depth: 46 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Very rare, large coin operated arcade - Laugh with Jolly Jack in good working order. The background is a later painted Beatles 'I am the Walrus' painting. After putting a penny in the slot, the figure starts to move and laughter is heard. Height: 177,5 cm. Width: 67 cm. Depth: 53 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg
1983 Destron GDI "The Main Event" coin-operated arcade boxing game. Built like the classic boxing arcade games in early 20th century, this arcade works in a very similar way. A two player game where each player is attempting to score points or a knockout by striking their opponent. This arcade shows little wear, is complete with no cracks to the plexiglas globe. No keys. Height: 106,5 cm. Width: 90 cm. Depth: 142 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: USA, Philadelphia.
Nice, all original Swiss coin operated cylinder music box made by Mermod Freres, one of the best known for quality music boxes. In perfect working order. Accepts a penny for one play. External winding crank. No chipped or broken teeth on comb. 10 tunes change automatically. Original tune card. All tunes made for the American market. Has original key for lock. Original finish wood case in very good condition with arrow through the heart design on the lid. Height: 16,5 cm. Width: 51 cm. Depth: 23,5 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Coin operated music boxes like this example, commonly referred to as "Station Boxes", were installed in Swiss railway stations during the latter half of the 19th century as amusement devices to keep people waiting for trains entertained. They maintained their popularity well into the 20th century. Originally driven by a spring motor which the paying customer had to wind up before playing, most spring motors had worn out by the mid 1900’s and were replaced with electric motors. This example is in very nice original condition. The cylinder plays 8 different tunes. The original tune card is affixed to the inside back of the cabinet. There are no chipped or broken teeth in the comb. The coin mech is intact and it has been converted to an electric motor. The music box is accompanied by a drum and 6 bells played by three Arabic dressed figurines. In the front of the box are three dancers who pirouette while the tune plays. The mechanism is housed in an attractive original finish mahogany cabinet with a glass viewing window in front. The cabinet has 2 veneer chips on the back left side. Height: 68,5 cm. Width: 76 cm. Depth: 44,5 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: USA, Chicago. Video link: https://youtu.be/8Hs-OZtybbc
Coin-operated Regina 27" style 34 automatic disc-changing music box with gallery, ca 1905. Overall very good condition, single comb with no broken teeth, mechanism accepts coins, cycles, and plays, the mahogany cabinet has been refinished and is in beautiful condition. Retains original brass dealer plaque of, Koehler & Hinrichs Saint Paul Minnesota. Comes with 11 discs and 2 finials for the top corners of the gallery which are not pictured. Height: 169 cm. Width: 96,5 cm. Depth: 63,5 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
French barrel piano branded "Baby Piano" ca. 1920. Made by the French piano makers Jules Piano, Nice. Very good playing condition. Coin-operated, spring-driven, 8 tunes, tune sheet, crank-driven tune selector, 36 piano tones, 1 bell. 57 cm (22 ½ inch) wide barrel. Small wooden case on 4 rotating wheels with retailer name on the front: "Perfecta, Marque Déposée, Brun-Valois, Roanne, Loire". Serial number 14493. Height: 137 cm. Width: 78 cm. Depth: 48 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
Pianolin Style B coin-operated Nickelodeon with flute pipes. In silver fox finish oak cabinet. Manufactured by the North Tonawanda Musical Instrument Works circa 1912. In addition to the 44-note piano with mandolin attachment, this has 44 flute and violin pipes spanning the entire compass of the piano. Plays endless rolls, 3 included. Fully restored in 1987, now needs tuning and repair on one pipe note. Height: 172,7 cm. Width: 98 cm. Depth: 66,7 cm. Condition: Good. Location: USA, Chicago.
25¢ coin-operated Wurlitzer BX orchestrion with flute pipes and automatic 6 roll changer produced by the Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, USA. Wurlitzer constantly changed the design of the B, BX, C, and CX cases, however, most shared common features - the long vertical art glass panels and a rectangular art glass panel in the center and a clear glass door for the roll mechanism. Comes with a shadow box containing the mascot named Rudolph and the story of Rudolph. Height: 208 cm. Width: 152,5 cm. Depth: 71 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: Switzerland, Degersheim.
Wurlitzer Model 1100 "Bomber Nose" Jukebox, made from 1947-1949, in good original condition. Wurlitzer Model 1100 tried to move away from 1940’s art deco design by using a number of stylistic elements from the aerospace and automotive design at the time. The “Bomber Nose” got its nickname from the enlarged plastic dome over the record player, similar to the nose of Boeing B-17 “Flying Fortress” bomber, which allowed for the working mechanism to be seen much clearer. Multi-coloured lights rotate within the pilasters, red-yellow interior dome lighting, rotating song selector, shiny chrome details. Coin-operated, plays a single side of 78-RPM records with 24 selections. The front glass has been replaced. Height: 147 cm. Width: 80 cm. Depth: 65 cm. Condition: Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg
This is classic Wurlitzer model 1015 in an older restoration. The Model 1015 was so successful after World War II and its release in 1946, it saved the company from bankruptcy. This example has some replaced plastics and veneer, however it is a good solid box and works and plays well. Coin gear is present and has keys. These iconic jukeboxes are getting harder to find. Height: 149 cm. Width: 84 cm. Depth: 63,5 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: USA, Philadelphia
A one of a kind coin-operated elephant with howdah gumball vending machine made in the Netherlands. The ornate arabic design is inspired by one of the most expensive chocolate vending machines in the world made by Sächsische Automaten & Türschließer AG, Dresden ca. 1900. The top is a lid that can be opened and the gum balls can be filled. Coin slot is on the front. At the back is a door with lock, where you get to the coin box. Coin box and key are present. Works on a 1 euro cent coin. Size of the machine including the wooden stand - 143 x 70 x 40 cm. Height: 78 cm. Width: 70 cm. Depth: 40 cm. Condition: Very good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg
Manufactured by the Watling Scale Co. of Chicago in 1931, these heavy 1¢ coin operated stand up scales operate without springs and remain pretty accurate. The octagonal reverse glass in front is worn but still looks cool. The pedestal is green colored porcelain and in very nice shape. The cast aluminum foot plate has so little wear that the company information and checker pattern are still crisp. One key is included. Height: 122 cm. Width: 51 cm. Depth: 63,5 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
A really neat Enesco Coca-Cola claw machine wind-up music box coin bank. When the music box is wound up and a US 25 cent coin (quarter) is deposited, it plays the tune "Things go better with Coke", the crane moves back and forth, the train goes counter clockwise, the turntable clockwise and a bear and a spinning top both spin around in the corners. This item has been used and unfortunately no longer has its original box, but works well and is in great condition as you can see from the pictures and video. Side doors open for coin retrieval. Manufacutered in 1997 by Enesco Company and originally had $299.99 retail price. Satisfaction guaranteed. Height: 25 cm. Width: 13 cm. Depth: 13 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: Switzerland, Degersheim. Video link: https://youtube.com/shorts/mfx6zdLy5R4
The Magic Roundabout Kiddie Ride ca. 1993 based on "The Magic Roundabout" British children's TV show that originally aired between 1964 and 1977 with a 2005 movie and 2007 reboot. The coin-operated kiddie ride is in good working order with music, uses 50 euro cent coins. Ideal for shops, amusement parks and party rentals. The kiddie ride is 205 cm in diameter. Width: 205 cm. Depth: 205 cm. Condition: Very Good. Location: The Netherlands.
Coin-operated children's fairground dinosaur attraction. The dinosaur features a coin slot, 4 wheels, 2 LED light panels and a handle on the back. Overall fair condition, currently not operational, gashes in multiple spots and some natural loss of color due to use. Height: 105 cm. Width: 57 cm. Depth: 187 cm. Condition: Fair. Location: The Netherlands, Tilburg.
A Victorian Silver Oval Basket, a Punch Ladle and a Sugar Caster, the basket by Frederick Brasted, London, 1874, of neo classical design with reeded rim, engraved with vacant cartouche, floral and swag ornament on rectangular foot rim 5.75ins x 4ins x 4.25ins high, a George III silver oval punch ladle makers mark incomplete, London, 1789, inset with 1787 coin and with whale bone twist handle, and a George V silver sugar caster by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co., London, 1916, 6.5ins high, combined weighable silver 9.6ozs
Elizabeth II Royal Mint silver Proof Piedfort 3 coin collection, 2003; silver Proof Piedfort 3 coin collection, 2004; and a Bank of England and Royal Mint set of a 1st issue series E £5 note signed G. Gill, No. A01002804; and a silver Proof £5, 1990, with C of As, cased and boxed, (last not boxed). (7 coin, 1 note)
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