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Old 07-26-2014, 09:29 AM
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We had a good thread for the ESCO Machines - I thought I would start one for Premiere Card Machines. They were made in the 1950's by the Oak Manufacturing Company.
The original model the customer received a gumball and a card for a penney. There are also 2c , and 5c variations. Great looking machines that complement any baseball collection.
Below are some photos of my collection:
*1c version - completely restored
*2c version - completely restored
*NOS - Mint - all original
*Special model made with a larger body to be used in Belgium. Very rare and seldom seen - completely restored.
Jerry Sage jssage24@yahoo.com
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Cool machines
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Those are absolutely fantastic.
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Those are absolutely fantastic. I especially like the baseball gumballs. Brings me back...
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The last one pictured looks like the one I sold a few years ago in a Mastro auction

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Old 07-26-2014, 07:56 PM
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The last one pictured looks like the one I sold a few years ago in a Mastro auction

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Joe -
If I remember correctly - that is where I got it.
It looked much different at that time. The guy who worked on the machine for me was an was an expert in the restoration of Coin-Op Machines.
He did a fantastic job.
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Old 07-26-2014, 09:33 PM
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The machine worked when I sold it, what restoration was done on it?

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Collecting Detroit 19th Century N172, N173, N175.
N172 Detroit. Getzein, McGlone, Rooks, Wheelock, Gillligan, Kid Baldwin Error, Lady Baldwin, Conway, Deacon White

Positive transactions with Joe G, Jay Miller, CTANK80, BIGFISH, MGHPRO, k. DIXON, LEON, INSIDETHEWRAPPER, GOCUBSGO32, Steve Suckow, RAINIER2004, Ben Yourg, GNAZ01, yanksrnice09, cmiz5290, Kris Sweckard (Kris19),Angyal, Chuck Tapia,Belfast1933,bcbgcbrcb,fusorcruiser, tsp06, cobbcobb13
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Old 07-26-2014, 11:14 PM
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The machine worked when I sold it, what restoration was done on it?

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See the photo below. That is the machine I purchased in the Mastro Auction 2008.
If that is the machine you sold - I am sure you can tell what "restoration" was done.
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Old 07-27-2014, 09:33 AM
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That is not the machine I sold, mine was the original red color.

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Collecting Detroit 19th Century N172, N173, N175.
N172 Detroit. Getzein, McGlone, Rooks, Wheelock, Gillligan, Kid Baldwin Error, Lady Baldwin, Conway, Deacon White

Positive transactions with Joe G, Jay Miller, CTANK80, BIGFISH, MGHPRO, k. DIXON, LEON, INSIDETHEWRAPPER, GOCUBSGO32, Steve Suckow, RAINIER2004, Ben Yourg, GNAZ01, yanksrnice09, cmiz5290, Kris Sweckard (Kris19),Angyal, Chuck Tapia,Belfast1933,bcbgcbrcb,fusorcruiser, tsp06, cobbcobb13
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Very nice. Great conversation pieces.
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Old 07-29-2014, 06:04 PM
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Sweet machines. I'm wondering how the display cards are kept from sun fade.
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Old 07-29-2014, 11:00 PM
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Sweet machines. I'm wondering how the display cards are kept from sun fade.
Curtis -
My machines are displayed in my house - away from direct sun light.
Therefore, no fading.
Hope that answers your question.
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Jerry Sage
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Old 08-07-2014, 10:34 AM
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