Nice! I used to have a cool stamp machine and it was in a box when I moved that accidentally got donated! Never found it. They pop up on eBay though.
Quoted from LTG:Rarest coin op I own. Artoscope, made by The J. W. Biturup Manufacturing Corp. around the start of the last century.
What I always hoped to find was a Mike Munvees, Tiny Town Train.
LTG : )
That is so neat! I'm going to have to look up how they work. I've only seen the flip book mutoscope.
midway jokers wild is something i would love to get, hard to find though. remember playing them a long time ago. have only seen one in anyone's collection
Quoted from Rascal_H:I'm going to have to look up how they work.
Three clock work motors power it. Battery for the lamp. Put a nickel in and the carriage rotates in a circle, stopping at each picture briefly. Look in the viewer. You see the image with a mirror reflection on each side. I have one of the original batteries for it too.
LTG : )
check this dude out what a collector!
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Thanks for sharing... I could listen to that guy for hours. Awesome collection he had!
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