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I got really lucky and found this beauty.

I believe its the 2nd smallest bandit ever made? And I also believe it's the smallest with a jackpot?

Not sure what C&F stands for?

I know they were made between 1931-1933 and was only 2 models.

If anyone got anymore information on it I'll love to know

Thanks

This machine is listed on page 83 of Dick Bueschel's "An Illustrated Price Guide to the 100 Most Collectible Slot Machines - Volume 3". He didn't know what the 'C' stood for, but 'F' should be 'Field', as C&F was a subsidiary of the Field Manufacturing Corporation of Chicago. See additional information on the page from that book that I've attached to this message.

I dont know about that I have this

mazzeosa17 wrote:This machine is listed on page 83 of Dick Bueschel's "An Illustrated Price Guide to the 100 Most Collectible Slot Machines - Volume 3". He didn't know what the 'C' stood for, but 'F' should be 'Field', as C&F was a subsidiary of the Field Manufacturing Corporation of Chicago. See additional information on the page from that book that I've attached to this message.

Thank you so much for the picture.

There's a lot of information in there.
So there might off been a side vender for our off these? And might be a rare machine called sliver King baby grand.

I've just woken up so will re read all that later on

Thank you

BALTMANHD103 wrote:I dont know about that I have this

You've got a nice machine there, but I believe that's a trade stimulator?

The baby grand is a full slot machine but tiny.

It's got a jackpot with a backup one, pays out coins for landing on a payout etc