Exhibit Machine

[TCMA]

Here's one from the 1920's-1930's for sale in a store here in NYC. Price tag says $1500:

[jsage]

I am also a ESCO fan
Collection Photo - also photos of another machine before and after I restored it.
Jerry Sage
jssage24@yahoo.com

[Paul S]

I don't have a vending machine but I do have a 1921 Exhibit display for one. It's in pieces right now (I should have listened to Dad in the 60s and had it framed before the washer overflowed down into my basement decades later). These are oldish scans. In intact reality, it is four rows x four columns and includes approximately 6-8 HOFers. The "BASE BALL PLAYERS" would be at the top, and at the bottom, if I had a scan of it, states the 1-cent price. The one missing card in the scan is a Sisler, and yes I have it.

[jefferyepayne]

Very cool, everybody! I've been looking for one of the ESCO machines for a while that I can put this in:



If anyone has one they are looking to sell, let me know.

jeff

[jsage]

Originally Posted by jefferyepayne

Very cool, everybody! I've been looking for one of the ESCO machines for a while that I can put this in:



If anyone has one they are looking to sell, let me know.

jeff

Jeff - I would sell one of my machines (posted on this thread) but they are not the larger type of machine that your poster would fit in.
Jerry Sage
jssage24@yahoo.com

[marvymelvin]

Jeff, I do not currently own this machine but it is what you are looking for to hold the large display you have. I hope this helps. The one pictured is on ebay right now for $2200. A bit high in my opinion.

[Exhibitman]

1921 Dempsey display:



1930s Display:

[jsage]

This message is for Marvmelvin.

Brad - Wanted to make sure that you recevied the emails I sent to you answering your questions about my machines.

Please respond and if you did not receive them - I will re-send....................
Jerery Sage
jssage24@yahoo.com

[Matvoo]

Cool machines

[Mountaineer1999]

I love these! My dad left me some exhibit cards and I would love to get one of the type machines that he would have purchased them from. Looks like the cards are from both 47-66 set and The 39 Salutations. Any help identifying the machine would be awesome. All I know is that they were a penny a piece from a machine in a local drug store in the 1940s.

[jsage]

Originally Posted by Mountaineer1999

I love these! My dad left me some exhibit cards and I would love to get one of the type machines that he would have purchased them from. Looks like the cards are from both 47-66 set and The 39 Salutations. Any help identifying the machine would be awesome. All I know is that they were a penny a piece from a machine in a local drug store in the 1940s.

The cards in my machines are 5 5/16 high and 3 3/16 wide. Take a look at my post.
Hope that helps.
Jerry sage
jssage24@yahoo.com

[Theoldprofessor]

I bought this on-line several years ago, refurbished it a bit, and rigged it out with some "classy" reprints. The original display is at right. Now that I've seen what others have done, I may mess with it some more.
IMG_0046.jpg Original display Exhibit Machine (2).jpg


Given that it sits with a load of Pirate memoribilia, maybe I should sit these up there

Carey and Adams.jpg

[sayhey24]

That wood machine is a beauty Bob -- I'd go ahead and put those old cards in it!

Greg

[Mountaineer1999]

Originally Posted by jsage

The cards in my machines are 5 5/16 high and 3 3/16 wide. Take a look at my post.
Hope that helps.
Jerry sage
jssage24@yahoo.com

That's spot on jerry. How much can I expect to pay for one?