Masters Penny/Nickel Operated Round Gumball Machine circa 1930's White
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- SKU:
- maspennicgum
- Weight:
- 10.00 LBS
- Width:
- 8.00 (in)
- Height:
- 16.00 (in)
- Depth:
- 8.00 (in)
- Shipping:
- $35.00 (Fixed Shipping Cost)
Description
A penny/nickel Master round gumball dispenser, circa 1930's
A white porcelain Master gum machine is one of the oldest and most sought after dispensers.
This machine is the the most unique Master operating a penny for a turn of the handle, or a nickel for five turns.
Dispenses one round gumball on each rotation
It is 100% original and is in perfect original condition.
The Master measures 16" tall by 8" square.
A very unique and sought after collectible.
Only one is available
Thank you for your interest
Business since 1979
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