 I had this cabinet, but gave it to a friend for helping me move some pinball machines since I have no truck. This is a cabinet for a hand cranked Victrola. If you want to find out how old it is, look at the sticker inside under the lid in the center. If it says "Victrola Talking Machine Company," it's old, probably pre 1930's at best. $175 firm the tag said. Not a bad deal. At auction, they typicall go for about a hundred dollars more. |
 A home slot machine, 1950's? I thought it was cool that although it's a toy, you can see the coins in the bottom, which is rare for toy slots. $75. |
|
An old GE AM radio, circa ?1960's? |
|
|
Here's another shot of Bill Hamilton's other shop. |
 Here's another case of somebody's stuff. Wow, when's the last time you saw on old can of Welch's packed like that? |
|
|
And here we are back at the front desk. This is what you see turning right as you walk in the front door. You can spend hours in this section alone! |
|
 Need a radio, any era almost?
|
You can see these working just around the corner as you saw earlier and also in the penny arcade/soda fountain area. |
|
 This sign blinks. Too cool.
|
|
|
 |
 |
|
|
|
|
Powered by counter.bloke.com |
