Step back in time with the 21 Vender Groetchen Penny Operated Trade Stimulator, a captivating piece of history from circa 1930. This mechanical marvel hails from the United States, a testament to the era's engineering prowess. Its design and operation offer a unique glimpse into the commercial entertainment of the past, making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The Vender Groetchen is a classic example of a trade stimulator, intended to lure customers with its novelty and intrigue. Its distinct bell-shaped design and brass fittings add to its vintage appeal. Whether displayed in a themed collection or used as a conversation piece, this rare item promises to be a conversation starter and a nostalgic nod to the gilded age of penny arcade games. A Penny operated 21 Groetchen Vender Trade stimulator, circa 1930's, measuring 14" tall with the marque by 14" wide by 11" deep. 21 Vender was produced by Groetchen Tool Mfg. Co. in 1930 The metal has been professional polished detailed custom painting The wood case has been repainted to the original black finish Should you stand or be hit? Keep drawing until you get 19 or better. If you do, point amounts are indicated on the front pay card. At any rate, you are entitled to a gumball with each play. Groetchen Tool Co. 1930. Gumball provided on each play, Must pull the gumball release to allow next play. The next penny can not be deposited without the gumball chute pulled. The purpose was an attempt to indicate the trade stimulator was not a gambling devise, but a gumball dispenser. 100% original, operates perfectly Operates on any coin which is displayed in a round side widow to confirm the last coin played. Dispenses a gumball on each play which must be taken to make the next play. Plays exactly like a slot machine but a miniature version. Only one available Business since 1979