Arcade Amusements Miscellanious
JR0992 Neon Plasti& Carousels Marque 12’ x 4’
Large Plastic Carnival Light-Up Facade “”Clowns & Carousels”” – approx. 137″” x 47″”
JR0395 Mutoscope 1900 cast iron Moving Picture “Peep Show”
Antique coin operated Clamshell Mutoscope arcade movie/ peep show machine. This cast iron penny arcade viewer dates from about 1890-1909 and is operated when someone drops a penny in and a handle is cranked and about 1000 cards with photos are displayed in sequence thus creating a moving picture.
JR0428 Mutoscope 1900 cast iron Moving Picture “Peep Show”
Antique coin operated Clamshell Mutoscope arcade movie/ peep show machine. This cast iron penny arcade viewer dates from about 1890-1909 and is operated when someone drops a penny in and a handle is cranked and about 1000 cards with photos are displayed in sequence thus creating a moving picture.
JR0650 Brass ship’s telegraph Chadburns of Liverpool & London
Brass Ship’s Telegraph Chadburns Liverpool & London. 17 inches tall.
Brass model of a ship’s telegraph. With a black dial with red and white text and bottom center of a manufacturer name: Chadburns Liverpool & London.
Ship Telegraph: instrument on board vessels which can be given specific orders from the bridge to the engine room.
JR0724 Peter Ryan, Squamish carved
Totem pole eagle/beaver, signed on reverse
JR0968 Wooden Indian Chief “Bob” 3’ tall
JR0986 Fortune Teller “Gypsy Grandma”
Showing a 1957 Genco Gypsy Grandma Fortune Teller Carnival Arcade Machine.
JR0898 Cail-O-Scope “Peep Show” Viewer
Model 2623
74 in. high x 20 in. wide x 17 in. deep.
The Cail-O-Scope Oak Viewing Machine. 5 cent coin operated machine in oak with inset panels, cast metal view finder, spiral turned half columns and inset front panel with Caille Bros. Co. logo and painted gold dore type finish. Stand not included
JR0733 Exhibit Supply Co. arcade rotary merchandiser, Circa 1936
Model 5040 5 Cent Exhibit Supply Co. Rotary Merchandiser Floor Arcade Vending Machine, Rotary turntable skill game. the youngsters enjoy this and usually find it a challenge
JR0309 ESCO “Love Meter” slot machine
Penny game “Love Meter,” by ESCO, Chicago, c. 1920, 18″ x 10″ x 9″
Mutoscope spare comedy reel
