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Mills 5-cent "Cricket" circa 1899
This coin-flip type upright style slot
machine from the gilded age has a
hand-carved oak cabinet of very
select cut oak.  It's all original, works,
and is
extremely rare.
 
Mills 25-cent "War Eagle" ca. 1931
This all original War Eagle is the rarest
of the highly ornate slots made during
the 30's.  It's in perfect aesthetic and
working condition.
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Mills 25-cent "Castle
Front" ca. 1936
An rare and exemplary
specimen of the use of
architectural relief in the
design of 1930's era slot
machines.  Mint condition
with hand-rubbed laquer
cabinet.
Mills 5-cent "Sweetheart" QT ca. early 40's
Very few of this model were produced due to
a chrome shortage starting at the beginning
of WWII.  This example is in pristine
condition.  Both its chrome and its wooden
cabinet are smooth as glass.  
Mills 25-cent "Blue Bell"
Hi-Top ca. mid-1940's
One of the classics of the
1940's.  Rare hand-load
jackpot model.  Mint condition.
 Solid machine.
Mills 25-cent B-O-N-U-S Hi-Top rare last
color scheme
A departure by mills from the more sedate color
scheme of the earlier BONUS line, very few
BONUS hi-tops were made in this more
eye-catching color scheme before the model
line was ended.  Fully functional B-O-N-U-S
head.
Mills 25-cent "Burstin'
Cherry" ca. late-30's
A true pre-war classic.  Mint
condition.  Rare "bicycle
sprocket" reel bundle.
Mills 25-cent "Melon Bell
Burstin' Cherry" ca. early-40's

This sharp-looking variation on
the already popular Burstin'
Cherry model is seldom-seen
today.  Uniquely designed with
a locking, glass-front showcase
that the house originally used
to display added incentives for
the customer to play (e.g. cash,
wristwatch, etc.)
Mint condition.
Mills 25-cent "Lion's Front" ca.
late-1920's
One of the most highly ornate slots
ever built.  A lot of though went
into its design.  Mint condition.  
Very rare quarter denomination (a
quarter was worth a lot in the 20's).
Jennings 25-cent "Dixie Belle"
ca. pre-war
This model was designed at the
request of Southern slot
operators who knew that
something with a local flair would
do well.  Mint condition.


Mills 50-cent
"fish-mouth" Golden
Nugget, ca. 1940's

Straight from the 1940's
Golden Nugget Casino.  
50-ct slots are very rare.
 Hand-load JP, 2-tone
chrome and gold-plated
dolls.  Rare piece!
Mills 5-ct. 1930's "F.O.K." model
with rare dual-denomination
feature
Very rare variation of the popular "Front
O.K." mint vendor slot produced by Mills.  
This all green slot (castings, cabinet, back
door) accepted nickels or tokens but paid
off only in tokens in order to further
circumvent the law.  Also sported a GOLD
AWARD large token dropper!
 
Mills 5-cent Hash
Mark
QT ca. 1946
The "Sergeant at
Arms" of the famous
QT model line by the
renowned Mills Novelty
Company of Chicago.  
This
Hash Mark is in
mint condition.  Guests
in your home will be
impressed!
Mills 5-cent "Chevron" QT
ca. 1930's
This little cutey is a beauty.  
Not many of these half-size
slot machines were made,
but they'll fit just about
anywhere and are a lot of fun
to play.  Spotless museum
quality.
antique slot machine
Jennings "El Dorado" STAR
CHIEF, from the original
Wilbur Clark's
Desert Inn
Casino

A real piece of Olde Las Vegas
history.  This is a rare
chrome-plated light-up antique
slot machine, in mint condition.  
Very few of these still exist.  
Light-up plastics are in superior
original condition.  All lights
work.  Mechanism is spotless.
We are very happy to offer not only the best antique slots in the world but also the lowest, most
reasonable shipping rates
.  We charge a very low $95 to pack, ship, & insure the typical 3-reel antique
slot machine to anywhere in the 48 states.  It doesn't get any better than that.

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Mills 25-cent "Golden Falls"
ca. mid-1940's
One of the true bread & butter
machines built by Mills in the
1940's.  Many found their way
into casinos back then.  This
example has the rare hand-load
jackpot configuration.  Perfect
condition.


Jennings 25-cent
"SUN CHIEF" ca. late
1940's
Stunning chrome, rare
model with
three-dimensional solid
brass chief's head.
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Mills 25-cent "F.O.K." ca. 1930's
The model that defined the struggle to
make gambling a legitimate vice.  The
dual mint vendors on front allowed it to
be called a vending machine.  Very rare.  
Highly ornate.  Mint condition.
Watling 25-cent ROL-A-TOP, ca.
1930's
The "Rolls-Royce" of all antique slots: THE
WATLING Rol-A-Top.  Great pains were taken
in the fabulously ornate design of this work
of art.  Its mechanism was inspired by the
movement of fine Swiss watches.  And very
few were built in the rare 25-cent
denomination.
Set of 3 Mills cast iron "Diamond
Front"
Deuces Wild in 5ct, 10ct, & 25ct

These 3 antique slots constitute what is
known as a "set."  Original sets of slots
offer one of each denomination and are
quite rare.  Moreover, cast iron slots are
also rare and were made only during WW II
when aluminum was scarce.
Mills 1-cent War Eagle ca. 1932

This totally original penny War Eagle is
incredibly rare.  Few penny War Eagles
were manufactured and sold due to
operators' awareness that they could
purchase a nickel version for the same
price yet instantly start generating 5X
the revenue.  This 1-cent Mills War
Eagle has a very low serial number of
267XXX, indicating that it was one of the
1st War Eagles built.  
Beyond rare.

Mills 25-cent 7-7-7 hi-top, very rare
model from the ORIGINAL CLUB
FOREST casino on outskirts of
New Orleans.  
Complete with
original 7-7-7 tokens in their
original factory pouch as well
as the original Mills factory
warranty card.