Mills Slot Machine Wood Stand Value 25

The 'Governor' by Jennings 2p slot machine with Native American finial to front, on later stand, 68 x 39cm excluding stand. CONDITION REPORT Stand included.The framework of the mechanism look to have some age but the casing could be newPurchased by vendor as an original restored fruit machine in 2008in working orderkey present. Mills Novelty Co. Released 671 machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1896. The 5 most common machines by Mills Novelty Co. Owned by VAPS members are (in order): Hi Top, Do-Re-Mi, Vest Pocket, Black Cherry Bell, and Bursting Cherry.

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5¢ MILLS “HORSEHEAD BONUS” SLOT MACHINE. Another gimmick created with great ingenuity by those at the Mills factory during the 1930’s. All too often a player would become discouraged with a machine. The idea behind this machine was to spell “BONUS”, there were 20 symbols on the first reel, five of which contained the letters “B-O-N-U-S”. If one were to get the letters of the word “BONUS” in succession, he would be rewarded with 18 coins once he finally got the last letter “S”. One can only imagine walking up to the machine and seeing the letters “B-O-N-U-” in place, just waiting for the “S” to appear. Undoubtedly, many a player was drawn in to spend countless coins in order to get that final “S”. The aluminum castings feature a horse’s head and have been finely restored to original colors, as well as the wood cabinetry to its original luster. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 25″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition, “BONUS” flags have been repainted, mechanism is complete and functional but would benefit from a cleaning (oily and dirty). 1-8707 JL (1,500-2,500)

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Auction: Advertising, Toy & Doll - Fall 2008Mills slot machine for salePlease Note: All prices include the hammer price

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plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.