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Posted: **Mon Dec 07, 2015 4:31 am**

This is a Caille (Export model), "The Commercial", which operates on the English 1d coin.
Most people like to call them a 50c "Ben Hur", (which they ARE NOT), thinking they will sell for much more than they should.
There were made in more than one case style, and casting differences. There are also several different wheel designs.
A genuine original U.S. "Ben Hur", is in a much shorter case than these export models, and only came in 5c & 25c coinage.
Caille also made them for the French market as well, as they had a factory in France. Most of the french models were made
in the shorter Ben Hur style case, and used a franc, the size of a quarter.

Posted: **Sat Dec 26, 2015 6:55 am**

Of mice and men a virtuoso machine and maybe a Mills gooseneck that the gal is playing in the scene where they go out to town on a weekend

Posted: **Wed Aug 10, 2016 5:01 am**

Colombo "The Conspirators" 1978
Jennings governor looks to be a 25 center

Posted: **Wed Aug 10, 2016 5:10 am**

Way out west Laurel & Hardy 1937
2 machines an upright and a poker

Posted: **Wed Aug 10, 2016 2:22 pm**

sam2002 wrote:Way out west Laurel & Hardy 1937
2 machines an upright and a poker

Sam:
Two classic machines here. The Upright is a Mills "Dewey Jackpot", and the card machine
is a Caille "Royal Jumbo", with a missing marquee, which Stan & Ollie probably broke off
during one of their slapping matches. Those two 'klutzes' have destroyed more nice stuff
in their film careers, than most. Of coarse they weren't considered antiques & collectables
in those days, but were 'works-of-art'. I've seen them destroy numerous Ford Model 'T's in
the movies than anything. Oh well!
Cheers, Bill

Posted: **Wed Aug 10, 2016 11:38 pm**

SLOT DYNASTY wrote:
sam2002 wrote:Way out west Laurel & Hardy 1937
2 machines an upright and a poker

Bill
Thank you for that .
I really wasn't sure what either one of those machines were . Great looking machines wish I could afford to be on that platform of a collector !
Those uprights are amazing looking machines .

Sam:
Two classic machines here. The Upright is a Mills "Dewey Jackpot", and the card machine
is a Caille "Royal Jumbo", with a missing marquee, which Stan & Ollie probably broke off
during one of their slapping matches. Those two 'klutzes' have destroyed more nice stuff
in their film careers, than most. Of coarse they weren't considered antiques & collectables
in those days, but were 'works-of-art'. I've seen them destroy numerous Ford Model 'T's in
the movies than anything. Oh well!
Cheers, Bill

Posted: **Sun Aug 14, 2016 9:32 pm**

Party Girl 1958
Not sure but these look more like movie props than actual machines .

Posted: **Sun Aug 14, 2016 9:37 pm**

Opening scenes on tv show Simon and Simon in their office. I remember thinking that was an old mills machine. Now I gotta see if I can find that show and freeze frame it.

Richard not Father Time!!

Posted: **Mon Jan 09, 2017 12:22 pm**

Gambling on the high seas 1940
Lots of nice machines ,roulette wheels , etc.

Posted: **Thu Jan 26, 2017 3:22 am**

Not a slot machine but an Exhibit Sunburst Digger
The Getaway 1972
Lots of gumball machines and penny scales in this movie
Maybe not all that old but great stuff in a good movie !

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