Gumball Machine

Antique Gumball Machines Antique gumball machines can provide a nice touch as a working gumball machine or can be a collector's item in someone's home. Gumball machines are nostalgic for most people who can remember the time when you would put a penny or perhaps a nickel inside the machine and wait in anticipation to see what color gumball that you would get. At that time, there were mostly no choices of flavor as there are today, but many people will never forget the antique gumball machine experience.

The following antique or antique style gum machines are currently for auction on Ebay:  ANTIQUE WOOD GUMBALL GLASS 1 ONE CENT MACHINE WOODEN    US $69.95 DR. PEPPER Vintage Style Art Northwestern Gumball Candy Machine Antique Look    US $36.00 Antique One Cent Gumball Machine    US $36.99 Bozo balloon vending machine antique vintage gumball clown candy dispenser    US $650.00 antique 21 Vender 1 Cent Gum Ball Machine/with card display    US $975.00 EARLY CAST IRON ANTIQUE COLUMBUS COIN OP. GUMBALL MACHINE BASE ONLY FOR PARTS    US $49.99 antique Vintage Style GUMBALL MACHINE from 1965    US $35.00 ANTIQUE ONE CENT GUMBALL MACHINE    US $175.00 Antique style fuel pump gum ball machine    US $350.00 View Page:   1  2  3  4

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Gigantic gumball machines certainly draw attention to themselves. Many of these gigantic gum machines are almost 8 feet tall and some allow multiple purchases at one time, allowing two people to "race" when watching their gumballs spiral to the bottom of the machine.

Some of these gigantic gumball machines hold up to 20,000 one inch gumballs for an income capacity of about $5000 on one fill. This saves the gumball vendor time by allowing them to leave a machine for a long time without refilling.

If you are interested in a gigantic gumball machine, look over these Ebay listings:

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The large gumballs that you usually see in gumball machines are usually the one inch gumballs. These come in various colors and flavors and usually sell for a quarter each, even though the cost for the gumball usually runs somewhere around four cents each. Read the rest of this entry »