Title: cornielus compact 50/18-1885
Post by: johnieG on July 12, 2007, 11:56:46 pm
Just some quick pic's of a nice little compact 50 slider I got earlier in the week.
Title: cornielus compact 50/18-1885
Post by: johnieG on July 13, 2007, 12:01:58 am
few more...
Title: cornielus compact 50/18-1885
Post by: johnieG on July 13, 2007, 12:03:04 am
last two...
Title: cornielus compact 50/18-1885
Post by: Pat Pixley on July 13, 2007, 12:08:05 am
John, Nice little machine ,where did you find that ??
Does it work and get cold.
Pat
Does it work and get cold.Pat
Title: cornielus compact 50/18-1885
Post by: johnieG on July 13, 2007, 12:17:20 am
I bought it from the daughter of a gentleman who owned a vending business & retire many years ago, this was found in the back room of a his garage, it's in good working condition, including the key!
It was filthy of course & there were several late 80's candy machines about, along with several gumball machines & two big (old) dollar bill changer machines (diebold boat ancors) & a few older video games... I also found sveral 24-volt Coinco 4-price coinmechs (they work) & another coinmech tester too!
all of the machine had been broken into by the neighbor hood kids in search of money. (they missed the two older candy machines which had about forty dollars worth of nickels left in them!
) so she & I settled on a price for the compact 50 & the coimechs & tester, & I helped her load up the gumballs into her SUV, the rest is for the clean up crew to dispose of as the house is sold. but nothing is of much value as the machines are all vandalized & the old video games are early RGB screen games & I had no way to test them since the power to the garage has been cut off.
It was filthy of course & there were several late 80's candy machines about, along with several gumball machines & two big (old) dollar bill changer machines (diebold boat ancors) & a few older video games... I also found sveral 24-volt Coinco 4-price coinmechs (they work) & another coinmech tester too!
all of the machine had been broken into by the neighbor hood kids in search of money. (they missed the two older candy machines which had about forty dollars worth of nickels left in them!
) so she & I settled on a price for the compact 50 & the coimechs & tester, & I helped her load up the gumballs into her SUV, the rest is for the clean up crew to dispose of as the house is sold. but nothing is of much value as the machines are all vandalized & the old video games are early RGB screen games & I had no way to test them since the power to the garage has been cut off.