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Well it's not going to happen. I was away from home and had to rely on bidding using my phone. eBay loaded ok, I was standing there with a 4g signal, three bars of signal strength, my bid was in and ready to be confirmed. At 10 seconds, pressed confirm bid, then a really really really helpful respon...

It's a deal

A bit late with my thanks, :oops: , but many thanks to: pennymachines for your very interesting and informative research and the eBay link, I'm watching. ilovemyjukebox Dave, if you find anything whilst rooting, that would be good to know. gameswat, thanks for your thoughts on age, I guess the lette...

That's great, where did you find those photos? Any more info about them?

Fascinating. Thanks for sharing the Tipton Society pages; I suspect that those machines featured pre-date mine. Interesting prices of both the machines and the contents. I'd still like to hear from any other forum members who have one of my style of machine or has any information about the packaging...

Not sure where to post this, so thought I'd start here.......... I have a wooden cabinet LocWil Paper Hand Towels vending machine, works by 1d in the slot. Does anyone know its age? I'm guessing from the style of writing on the front that it could be sometime in the 1950s or 60s. I can't find anythi...

by coppinpr » Sat Mar 02, 2019 8:46 am They do look interesting. Why not buy them in the USA and have them sent? I had thought of that, the shipping cost is about 150% more than the cost of the bulbs, but I've written to them asking if they are prepared to send by regular airmail rather than super ...

Hi coppinpr
Thanks for your reply; these are ones I have seen in the USA; https://cointaker.com/products/63-super-5 which would avoid the rewiring situation; hoping that someone may have seen similar here in the UK; Google and eBay searches have drawn a blank - unless I'm using the wrong keywords.

Hello First post here, I've already picked up a few tips whilst reading as a guest and have taken the plunge to register. I recently bought my first slot machine/one arm bandit - a mid 1960s Bally 742A "Money Honey". It works fine, and I have started to smarten it up. The incandescent bulb...