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Lot 3545
Edwardian 'Bizzie' coin-in-the-slot machine in an oak case, 84cm overall height including crest CONDITION REPORT Oak case is cracked and the edge has been damaged by opening it with a screwdriver or similar. Glass is cracked in two places. sprung handle operates. Unable to say if it is in working order
Lot 1463
(x) New ZealandThe Postal History of the Province of OtagoInland MailMachine Franked Mail1904 (2 Sept.) envelope from Dunedin to Oamaru, marked "Penny in the slot stamp" and showing Wales double oval-framed "n.z./1d/one penny" handstamp, and 1905 (2 Feb.) postcard from Dunedin addressed locally showing Wales double oval-framed "new zealand/paid/one penny", both showing squared-circle datestamps, the later in red. A fine and scarce pair. Photo Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 2037
New Zealand1901-06 ½d. Mount Cook and 1d. Universal mint collection (87), including 1901 Pirie paper perf. 14 1d. and mixed perf. ½d.; 1901 Basted Mills paper perf. 11 ½d. and 1d., perf. 14 horizontal pair imperforate vertically and mixed perfs. ½d. and 1d.; 1902 Cowan paper perf. 11 ½d., perf. 14x11 or 11x14 ½d. (3) and 1d. (2), and mixed perfs. ½d. (3 with a marginal pair) and 1d. (4 with a marginal pair); 1904 "dot" plates, perf. 11x14 (2) and mixed perfs. (3 with a marginal pair); 1906 new Waterlow plates perf. 14 (3), horizontal pair imperforate vertically and mixed perfs.; 1906 new Royle plates perf. 11, perf. 14x11 (3), perf. 11x14, mixed perfs. and perf. 14x14½ (2); 1905-06 slot-machine, imperf. top and bottom with zig-zag roulette pair, imperf. top and bottom with roulette (3 with a pair), two large holes either side, and "Reserve" plate imperf. all round (2); generally good to fine and an attractive and well represented collection Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 87
An airship pinball gaming machine, “The Airship” “A Game Of Skill”. For wall mounting. With glazed front opening front panel. Putting a coin in the slot releases a ball, to be shot to the top by the player and as it falls, to be caught (or more likely not) in an airship moving from left to right. Wooden case with printed instruction label and plated fittings. 64x46.5x17.5cm. QGC some age wear. May not be in working order, sold as a collector’s item only. See Plate 2
Lot 88
An airship pinball gaming machine, “The Airship” “Cigarette Delivery”. For wall mounting. With glazed front with opening front panel and drop out side panel for cigarettes. Putting a coin in the slot releases a ball, to be shot to the top by the player and as it falls, to be caught (or more likely not) in an airship moving from left to right. Wooden case with printed instruction label and plated fittings. 65x57x17.5cm. QGC some age wear. May not be in working order, sold as a collector’s item only. See Plate 2
Lot 557
Tokens: 18th Century copper token halfpennies, various (4), other copper tokens (3) & Co-op tokens (3), mainly fine, brass jettons, various (8), imitation coins (2), aluminium New Guinea head tax ten shilling token, 1934-1935 & tokens, various, inc. slot machine (41), a few pierced, otherwise mixed condition, unless stated (63)
Lot 204
International Mutoscope Reel Co. Inc. USA. C.1920`s - 30`s. Metal Construction with alloy fittings. Picture card to glass panel reads "What the Butler didn`t see". Re-painted but generally original machine with alloy coin-slot. Converted to 20p operation (originally 1 Cent) On floor mounting stand approx. height 190cm.
Lot 183
Solomon Henry, a brass equal arm coin scale, c.1774, stamped with a crown above 'S. Henry, Inventor, by Royal Patent', for weighing a guinea, ½ guinea and ¼, with arrestment pedal and triple slot steel gauge, upon an oval base and contained within a shagreen case with hand cut velvet lined interior, the lid with label with instructions, inscribed 'Sold at Mr Pinchbecks, Cockspur Street, and E. Terry, No.6 Castle Alley, Royal Exchge, price 10 shillings 6 pence' (This model patented 1774), case 13.2cm Solomon Henry, merchant and inventor. He held patent for a lock, a fire alarm, a burglar alarm, watering machine, a stamp and No.1080 of 12. Sep. 1774 for this coin balance. He had his scales made by Thomas Warner, brass-founder. Christopher Pinchbeck II was son of the inventor of Pinchbeck, the brass alloy that looked like gold.
Lot 446
An early American ‘Air Way Bally Product’ mechanical pinball machine. A heavy black painted wooden framed professional gaming machine 90cm x 42cm x 28cm. Activated by inserting a coin into a slot. ‘A game of skill for amusement only’, ‘10 balls for 1c’. Also with instructions to operate. Each ball destination is marked by an American city name, for example ‘New York’, ‘Boston’, ‘St. Louis’, etc. Also each with the outline of a plane and points value plus two airships to the centre. GC some light wear. In working order, but spring weak/adjustments required. See Plate 25
Lot 576
J. Sainsbury, brass advertising token, Disley Workingmen`s, brass half sovereign token, London & Provincial Coffee Palace penny, MacEwen`s City Omnibus twopence (oval), Edgworth Co-op, 20/- token, Curwen copper token & Isle of Man halfpenny token, 1831, mainly fine or better, Commercial copper tokens, penny, halfpennies, various (3) & farthings, Sir Isaac Newton, 1793 & North Wales, 1793, last two fine, Moore`s model penny, William III, half guinea weight, jettons, various, many holed (27), imitation coins (3), plastic gaming tokens (2), slot machine tokens, etc. (24) & oddments (17), mainly mixed condition, unless stated (88)
Lot 602
An interesting fairground upright pin-ball gaming machine “The Crescent” c 1930, patented by the Crescent Auto Machine Co, patent dates 1909 and 1926; a penny in the slot releases balls that are then “fired” upwards by a spring loaded plunger, to be caught (or not) in a moveable cup operated by the player; in hardwood cabinet with glazed front opening panel, 41½” x 15” x 8” overall, with printed labels giving details of its legal status, and brief instructions for its operation, keys to front panel and coin box. GWO & C (some age wear) Plate 1
Lot 231
A late Victorian cast iron penny slot vending machine, made for Nestle Milk Chocolate, finished in pillar box red, the name cast in relief with white detail, over twin column dispensers for Nestles Milk Chocolate @ 1d each, and Smokers Chocolate @ 2d each, all supported on single tapered column to base, recently restored. 182 high 48 wide
Lot 438
Token: Union Copper Co., Birmingham copper penny, 1812, minor bruising, otherwise fine, copper halfpennies, Leeds, 1793, fine & Cronebane, 1789, fine, Upper Canada pennies, 1854 & 1857, one slightly damaged, otherwise fine, Lundy Island puffin, 1929, good very fine, Rouen aluminium 10 cents, 1918, almost extremely fine, Germany notgold 200 marks, 1923 A, very fine, advertising tokens, various (7), two holed, Masonic pennies, very fine (2), British brass jettons (8), three holed, model or toy coins, various (7), contemporary forgeries of British coins (4), one holed, slot machine tokens, various (33) & other items, various (9), mixed condition, unless stated (78)
Lot 1330
A Moy & Bastie Mahogany and Brass 35mm Cine Camera, patent no 4534 1909, serial no. 385, with ivorine plate printed `Ernest F Moy Ltd, Manufacturing Electrical Engineers, London N.W.1` inside cabinet, mahogany body with brass binding, the hand-cranked mechanism operating the claw movement via gearing and eccentrically grooved cylinder (`drunken screw`), with crank handle and two internal magazines, F, with later machine-cut slot in body adjacent to film counter and missing (retailer`s?) plate, and Ross Tessar lens, P Although the camera bears signs of fairly heavy use, the finish and general appearance are highly original and attractive, and the spring-loaded crank handle and twin magazines (which can easily go missing) survive. The lens is difficult to examine in a sunken mount, but should clean up.
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