Early 20th Century One-Cent Match Vending Machine by Krema sneakers Step right up and try

Step right up and try your hand at feats of strength with this antique wooden carnival mallet

a few of which have a slightly different height than the rest) and a gray frame with red drawers and side panels

Poosh-M-Up big 5 pinball games were manufactured by the Northwestern Products Co

15" W x 11" D x 21" H

The two cupboards each have inside measurements of 22" high x 20" wide x 17" deep

Early 20th Century One-Cent Match Vending Machine by Krema sneakers Step right up and tryc. 1909 1910; Safety Match Vending Co. (John F. Krcma Krema Manufacturing Co.) Chicago A cast iron front, one cent match vending machine from the earliest generation of the Safety Match Vending Co. lineup, featuring tall MATCHES lettering, dual 1 medallions, and Krcma's patented frontal delivery chute. The machine retains its original black japanned finish with red and yellow stenciling, a stepped base, riveted top panel, and the characteristic