Identifying an Old Machine

[Deacon]

Yes that does help.  I am assuming that the parts from that era are pretty universal?  Such as Coin mechs and relays the thermostats.

Deacon

[jholmgren]

If you are bored, you can look up the individual patent numbers.  That could point you in a direction on the manufacturer, unless they just license that particular patent from the holder.

Just a thought...

[Deacon]

With using the Cornelius name on google I found a picture of a machine that is an exact match to mine.  It seems it belongs to someone on the this web site as the picture is on the here under the name Mark listed as a Cornelius type 120.

Can anyone confirm this.

Deacon

[Blind1968]

I think you may have found your machine, the Cornelius 120 looks to be the the same. Its a very good starting point.

[toolbox]

Deacon,
The last Pat. No. on the name tag was assigned to Cornelius Co., Anoka, MN in 1965.
Hope this helps.
Ted