antique slot machines                                               Coin-Op Antiques.com                                antique slot machines
Showroom
Mills 25-cent Horsehead B-O-N-U-S antique slot
machine, ca. 1938

This is the first version of the BONUS slot machine built
by the Mills Novelty Company and also the first model of
the Horsehead model.

serial number 460XXX indicated built in 1938, same
range as Burstin' Cherry production (Horsehead BONUS
was introduced in 1936)
perfectly working mechanism
BONUS head works correctly, as do all payouts
jackpot is flawless
etched style, original award card
mint original reel strips
Mills lock & key
original cash box
all-aluminum 1st model Horsehead, as opposed to early
WWII production, which were cobbled together from
some cast iron & some aluminum castings due to war
rationing
$POR
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.
$POR
CLICK IMAGES
TO ENLARGE
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.
$POR
Mills 25-cent "Burstin'
Cherry" ca. late-30's
A true pre-war classic.  Mint
condition.  Rare "bicycle
sprocket" reel bundle.
$POR
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!
$POR
Jennings 5c "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.
$POR

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.

*******************************************************************************************************************************
**Special Note: We don't have any Pace or Caille parts or slots; so please do not ask**
*******************************************************************************************************************************
We are conveniently located in the Metairie-New Orleans area.
copyright  2004 by Coin-Op Antiques.com
All photographs, images, designs, and text contained in this site are the sole property of Coin-Op Antiques.com and may not be used
without express written permission.
All photos on this website have been digitally watermarked and will be tracked wherever they are used.
Mills 5-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.
$POR
We sell antique slot machines.  We buy antique slot machines.  We trade for antique slot machines.
For sales, please call:
504 616-3510
or e-mail:
papaslots@coinopantiques.com
Mills 25-cent Roman Head, ca.1931 extremely                
rare antique slot machine
  • Roman Heads were produced during the same time
    period as Mills War Eagles, the only mechanical
    difference being the presence of a token dropper, which
    gave the player the opportunity for a second jackpot
  • very few Roman Heads & War Eagles survive today
    because Buckley bought them up, put the mechanisms in
    revamped cabinets, then converted them to the popular
    post-WWII Criss-Cross feature
  • when Buckley could no longer get enough Mills
    mechanisms to satisfy their needs, they started producing
    their own complete slot machines
  • you will notice on all the slots we have listed on eBay
    there are not any rustly, greasy, brazed-up mechanisms;
    we replace any worn parts with 100% NOS parts; you
    don't get any shocks or surprises if you're the successful
    bidder
  • excellent condition reel strips & award card
  • excellent working condition
  • has the token dropper with 4 original Gold Award tokens,
    original Mills backdoor lock & key, original Mills cash box
  • serial # 349XXX
  • excellent opportunity to bid on a rare, seldom-seen model
    of Mills slot machine                    $POR
Jennings 5-cent Bronze
Chief antique slot
machine, ca. 1941
  • has original cash box
  • excl. reel strips
  • spotless mechanism,
    works perfectly, pays
    out correctly; no
    rusty, greasy, or
    brazed-up parts as
    found on many
    others out there
  • original Jennings
    matching number
    back door lock & two
    keys
  • matching number
    mechanism &
    cabinet, serial #
    151XXX
  • investment/museum
    grade quality
  •      $POR

25-cent Jennings Blue Skin antique slot machine

  • super rare, seldom seen antique slot

  • original etched style award card
  • has rare original cash box
  • excl. original reel strips
  • spotless mechanism, works perfectly, pays out correctly; no
    rusty, greasy, or brazed-up parts as found on many others
    out there
  • stunning, superb quarter-sawed oak cabinet - old world
    beauty
  • original Jennings matching number back door lock & key
  • matching number mechanism & cabinet, serial # 138XXX
  • investment/museum grade quality
                                 $POR
Jennings 25-cent light-up El Dorado TIC-TOE-TOE Chief
from the original Wilbur Clark Casino, mint antique slot
machine, ca. 1963

This special slot machine has the tic-tac-toe feature, which
was popularized by Buckley in the form of the Criss-Cross
model after WW II.  It also has the added bonus of the payout
tray having built-in cup holders & ash trays.  This was another
variation of the El Dorado T-T-T Chief built by Jennings.

mechanism is spotless, works perfectly
original reel strips
original cash box
matching number mechanism & cabinet!!
original matching number Jennings lock & key
excellent award card & top plaque
no rusty, greasy, or brazed-up parts as found on many others
out there
investment grade quality
shown both lighted and un-lighted in photos

                                     $POR
1934 Jennings floor model Dixie Belle
from
OLD SOUTHPORT CLUB

    The Southport Club was originally opened in 1882 by
Joe Hiland.  Sometime around 1916 the club was sold to
Charlie Kerner, who renamed it Old Southport Club.  The
club was located just over the line from New Orleans, on
the the River road and the Mississippi River levee.  The
location is now occupied by a group of townhouses.
   This stunning floor model Dixie Belle antique slot
machine is one of the original slots used at the Old
Southport.  It's quite rare.  Only a few of these were made
for the plushed casinos of the 1930's.  It represents one of
the highest quality, most sought after elements that
established the rich history of the grander side of
gambling in the South.
   fully original, fully working, outstanding condition

$POR