Exhibit Machine

[Theoldprofessor]

Bob, that has to win some sort of Grand Prize. Three questionss:
-- Where did you find it?

-- How much was it;

-- How did you get your wife to agree to let you keep it in the house?

Answer in any order, as long as #3 is first.

Congratulations, man. That's a keeper

[Griffins]

Here's a few of mine, don't think the second one was made by ESCO though.
The third one is a mutoscope machine, if anyone has a scan of the header card I'd be willing to pay for it.

[Mountaineer1999]

Those are beautiful
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[effe]

I saw this machine at a flea market today and was able to pick it up for $130. It displays really nicely and I'm really happy with it. I'm assuming it is late 50's/early 60's. It is in good working order and has had restoration work done on it. The cards are originals but the rest of the display is a reproduction. It has an "ESCO" diamond label below the coin slots.

Is there anyone that might be able to tell me a bit more about it (age, value etc)? Thanks!

[LT698]

I am looking to buy an Exhibit machine from the 50's down. Any help would be appreciated, I am in Upstate NY
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[shammus]

Originally Posted by LT698

I am looking to buy an Exhibit machine from the 50's down. Any help would be appreciated, I am in Upstate NY
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Please don't hijack another person's thread with a buy/sell/trade request. Those belong in the BST section and for this particular item, probably on the memorabilia page of that section. I went ahead and moved your other post there just now. Thanks....

[rkastner]

I just picked up this vending machine and was wondering if anyone knows where I can get an instruction sheet that goes on the front of the machine or a reprint of one. Also if anyone knows how to get the glass out of the machine to get at the cards and put in an instructions sheet.

Thanks in advance.

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