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Columbus Model 21 Peanut Machine |
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Information |
| aw item number: 1999.030 | ||
| manufacturer: The Columbus Vending Co., Columbus, Ohio | ||
| model: 21 | ||
| patent date: 9/4/1934 | ||
| size: 7.5"L x 14.5"H x 7.75"W | ||
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weight: 9.5 lbs. |
| color: Mint green | composition: Cast iron, glass & porcelain | |
| acquisition date: 3/4/1999 |
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status: Collection |
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description: A compact nut vendor with an octagonal 3 pound capacity glass globe. Features include; one cent coin slot, aluminum chute cover and separate lock access for the product and coin compartment. An original Columbus decal proclaims the operating instructions. information: This small porcelain peanut machine was designed to be used on tables in taverns or other places where space was limited. It was extensively advertised with lamp and ashtray attachments. The #3 octagon globe on this machine was the standard globe and only fit on the Model 21 and the Model 34. The slug detector on the machine is unusual due to the flush mounting. accessories: Displayed with the optional Columbus Vise-Grip barrel locks and key. |
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