1. Wanted: Any paper, catalogs, etc. I don't already have, especially Caille, Chester-Pollard, Exhibit Supply, Mills, & Roovers.

1. *Acme, Edison (CG&VCM page 70)
2. Atlas Dumb-Bell Lifter w/ marquee, Exhibit Supply
3. *Automatic Pistol Range, Exhibit Supply (either version)
4. Aviation Striker, Exhibit Supply
5. *Balloon Lung Tester, Mills
6. *Bird-o-Phone, Caille
7. *British machines: Ahrens machines, working models, etc. etc. etc.
8. *Cail-O-Phone, Caille
9. *Caille "Duplex" Post Card Machine
10. *Caille Twin Post Card Machine
11. *Chester Pollard Baseball (if any exist, large coin-operated version)
12. Chester Pollard Crystal Gazer (similar to British Crystal Gazer).
13. *Chicago Recording Automatic Recording Scale (CG&VCM page 185)
14. *Conjurer Fortune Teller, Mills (do any exist?)
15. Crystal Gazer, Exhibit Supply
16. *Cupid's Post Office, Caille
17. Deliver the Punch, Mills
18. *Doctor Vibrator, Caille
19. Dumb Bell Lifter
20. Egyptian Seeress, Exhibit Supply
21. Electric Shell Man (CG&VCM page 113)
22. *Electric Wave, Caille
23. Emblem Embossing Machine, Mills
24. Enchantress Fortune Teller, Exhibit Supply
25. Exhibit Card Vendors: Color of the Hair, Eyes, Astrology, Horoscope, Whom to Marry
26. Fortune Tellers, various old grandma-style fortune tellers wanted
27. *Gold Mine, Exhibit Supply (not Gronowski reproduction)
28. *Golf, Exhibit Supply)
29. Grandfather clock w/ marquee, Exhibit Supply
30. Guessing Bank (For Amusement Only, page 188)
31. *Hat Blower, Mills
32. Hercules Ball Grip w/ marquee, Exhibit Supply
33. *High Ball Lung Tester, Mills (do any exist?)
34. High Striker (Gatter)
35. Hit to Win, Exhibit Supply
36. *Hole-In-One, Exhibit Supply
37. *Horoscope Fortune Teller, Mills (4-slot)
38. Humpty Dumpty, Exhibit Supply
39. *Illusion, The (Mills, any design)
40. *Illustrated Song Machines, Mills
41. In-The-Barrell (Evans, 1940) http://marvin3m.com/arcade/ebarrel.htm
42. Jazz Baby, Exhibit Supply
43. Lighthouse Siren w/ marquee, Exhibit Supply
44. Lion Head Lung Tester, Mills
45. Lu-Kat, only if it is cheap since it is from the 50's
46. Mickey Finn, Caille (any cabinet style machines out there?)
47. Model D Card Vendors, Exhibit Supply
48. Mutoscopes, Clam Shell (buying multiples)
49. *Mutoscopes, Indian
50. National Model 170 Normandy Chimes (CG&VCM page 191)
51. Open Doors, Mutoscope
52. *Owl Dumb-Bell Lifting Machine, Mills (w/ full 3D owl around dial, do any exist?)
53. Palmistry Fortune Teller, Exhibit Supply
54. Perfume Spraying Machine, Mills (need large and one variety of small)
55. Play Ball, by Evans (1941) -- - http://marvin3m.com/baseball/eplayba.htm
56. Pneumatic Punching Machine, Mills (either variety)
57. Raise the Devil, Globe
58. Rajah Fortune Teller, Exhibit Supply
59. Roll-In-The-Barrell (Jennings, 1940) http://marvin3m.com/arcade/rollbar.htm
60. Roovers Donkey Fortune Telling machine
61. Roovers Madame Zita Fortune Telling machine
62. Roovers Puss N Boots Fortune Telling machine
63. *Rubber Neck, Caille
64. *Rubber Neck, Mills (Costa, p.20)
65. *Scop-O-Phone, Caille
66. *Sceniscope, Mills (1900-04 era, do any exist?)
67. Skee-Ball (Evans, 1940) http://marvin3m.com/arcade/skiball.htm
68. Skee-Ball-Ette (Gottlieb, 1940) http://marvin3m.com/baseball/sballet.htm
69. Souvenir Post Card Machine, Mills (do any exist?)
70. Space Gunner (Bally, 1958) http://marvin3m.com/arcade/sgunner.htm
71. Talking Scale, United Vending (wooden case, circa 1908-1918)
72. *Tower Grip and Blow, Caille
73. *Tower Lifter, Caille
74. True Horoscope, Mills
75. *True Love Letters, Caille
76. Uncle Sam, Caille (original only)
77. Vertical Puncher, Caille
78. Violano, (Oak-Double or bowfront)
79. ?Guessing Bank?
80. ?Electric Shell Man?
81. *Weight Blower, Mills
82. * = items most wanted

Arcade - British

1. *Any large cast-iron or wood high-end games
2. *Ally Sloper vending machine, c1899 (Costa, p.20)
3. Automatic Skill Shooter, Robbins & Co. (1894; Costa p.170)
4. Bar, L. Walton & Co. (1929, Costa, p.142)
5. *Cricketer (Automatic Sports Co., a.k.a. Mathewson; Costa p.102)
6. *Cricket (Essex, c1927 along with any other Essex machines).
7. Cry Baby, Modern Products (UK, 1951)
8. *Cycle Racer, Palmers Automatic Machine Syndicate (1899; Costa p.138)
9. *Electric Rifle, Electric Rifle Co. (1901; Costa p. 168)
10. *Great Occultos, Ahrens (1921; Costa p. 156, none believed to have survived)
11. Headball, London Automatic Machine Co. (1926; Costa p.140)
12. *Huntsman Derby, Ahrens (1930; Costa p.140)
13. *The Knockout, London Automatic Machine Co. (1922; Costa p.140)
14. Lighthouse Grip, Quested Automatics (1932; Braithwaite/Carter p. 88)
15. *Mermaid, various including Yacht Racer, Battlefield, etc. (Automatic Sports, c.1900-12; Costa p.103, 172)
16. *Monorail Skittle Alley, New Polyphon Supply Co. (c.1910; Costa p.132)
17. *Mutoscope - British Octagon variety (c1898+; Costa p.194) [not expensive but I like it]
18. *Pushball, L. Walton & Co. (1925; Costa p.141)
19. *Shooting Big Game (a.k.a. The Rook/Castle), Automatic Sports Co. (1912; Costa p.172)
20. *Steer-A-Boat, Ahrens (1928; Costa p.140)
21. *Working Models, various old Ahrens etc. especially in non-painted wood cases (Costa p.214, etc.)

Arcade and Vending - French

1. L'Elephant, unknown make and date (French, Lemaitre, p. 154)
2. Le Boxeur Blanc (The White Boxer) (French, c.1910, Lemaitre, p.159)
3. Le Boxeur Noir (The Black Boxer) (French, c.1910, Lemaitre, p.158)
4. Le Veinard, (French, c.1897, Lemaitre, p.148)
5. Les Tonneaux, Lamaziere et Bunzi (c.1911, Jean Lemaitre, p.69)
6. *Mutoscopes, Octagon (French nearly identical to British model)
7. *Pig Machine, Le Cochon Electriseur Automatique (Paris, possibly c.1898 but more like c.1908; Costa p.105)

Arcade and Vending - German

1. Brikettmännchen automat (German, c. 1900, Reiner Pelzer & Co. catalog p. 7)
2. Chicken w/ rectangular nest by Eisenwerke (German c.1900, Waren-Automaten catalog, p.12)
3. Fortuna fortune vending machine (German c.1895, Alte Munzautomaten, p. 232)
4. Fallstaff Symphonian Automat (German c.1898, Holzweissig catalog, p. 11)
5. Gambrinus Automat (German c.1898, Holzweissig catalog, p. 12)
6. Eierlegende Gans (goose on nest) (German c.1900, Waren-Automaten catelog, p.8)
7. Fat Man (German, Reiner Pelzer & Co. catalog p.150)
8. Hase (Hare/Rabbit Vendor on base) (German c.1900, Waren-Automaten catalog, p.9
9. Kanone (military cannon) (German, Waren-Automaten catalog, p.12)
10. Kleopatra fortune machine (German, Waren-Automaten catalog, p. 233)
11. *Stork Vending Machine (c.1910)
12. Stock (with baby on base) (German c.1900, Reiner Pelzer & Co. catalog p.10)
13. *Elephant Chocolate Machine (German, c.1895; Costa p.117)
14. Negro Chocolate Vender (c.1895, Costa p.116)
15. Postillon Postman vending - top half of postman (German Stollwerk version, c. 1895)
16. *Gnome candy vendors (c.1900)
17. *Windmill candy vendor (c.1907)
18. *Unicom (c.1900)

Pinball Machines:

1. Addams Family (Gold preferred)
2. Elvira (most recent release)
3. Indiana Jones
4. Medieval Madness (maybe 7/10)
5. Theatre of Magic

1. Any double upright that has a nice grand casting such as: Caille Lone Star (single casting only), Big Six-Eclipse Twin, Twin Detroit, Twin Puck, Twin Venus; Mills Dewey Twin, Twenty Century Twin (in other ones, not a double that looks like two singles put together)
2. Buckley Bones Dice Machine, 25c version (also other 25c dice machines)
3. Peerless Roulette, Caille (especially 25c version)
4. Paces Races, 25c version
5. Roulette, Mills
6. Quintette, Caille (1901-1903)
7. Venus, Caille

1. L'Aeroplan, Mills (c.1910, U.S. but version for the french market?)
2. La Chasse A Courre, Louis Miquel et Fernand Blais, (1934, Lemaitre, p.145)
3. La Grenouillere, Lecuyer, Mejeannel et Osswald, (November 1910, Lemaitre, p.93)
4. Le Monte Carlo, distributed by New-Polyphon (c1910, Lemaitre, p.105)
5. Le Pere Bidard, Louis Mejeannel (June 1911, Lemaitre, p.99)

1. Battlezone (military edition only)
2. Death Race (1976)
3. *Any coin-operated video games manufactured in the Soviet Union before its fall.

1. American 1928 World Series (original of Rockola World Series)
2. Apollo, Caille
3. Donkey Bray, Exhibit Supply
4. Chester Pollard Derby
5. Cupid's Post Office (yes, the Exhibit Supply one)
6. Duplex, Mills
7. Electricity is Live, Mills (floor model)
8. Full Team Football (UK, c.1925; Costa p.101)
9. Fortune Teller, Doraldina
10. Great Polo Game, London Automatic Machine Co. (UK c.1927; Costa p.141)
11. Lighthouse, Globe
12. Mickey Finn, Caille
13. Roovers Elephant Fortune Telling machine
14. Rockola '37 World Series Baseball (electric version)
15. Shoot the Nazi
16. Spear the Dragon
17. Tiger Pull, Exhibit Supply

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