Radio vendor help / favor?

[buzzojoe]

I just picked up a really nice Radio Vendor nut machine. Someone has removed the electrical stuff from it. I'm assuming that it's just a cord and a light socket with a clip to hold the bulb properly in front of the red lens on the front of the machine. I was wondering if anyone on this forum has a radio vendor in their collection, and if so if they would be willing to open up their machine and snap a picture of their electrical setup for me.
Obviously I can easily put something generic together, but I'd like to make it look as close to "original" as possible.
Thanks in advance for any help!

[nvmos2]

These don't seem to come up often and when they do, apparently you got yours the way they are mostly found; electrics removed.

One sold on ebay with a cord coming out the back; that was in 2008.
It was locked with no key, so no pictures of the inside; just the front.

I would think there was a heating element in the nut compartment and a small bulb behind the red lens.

[bakerb95619]

This probably won't help: I have a Radio Vendor that is in bad shape. I actually had no idea that there ever were any electrical parts in these machines. Mine has broken glass, a rusted vendor mech, and no key/lock. It does have most of the original decals. Let me know if you want any pictures. Can you post pictures of yours?

[nvmos2]

The one I had is long gone; it also was in sad shape and missing the electrics.
I traded it off thinking I'd like to find an intact one someday.
Sorry.

[RastusB3]

I also have a Radio Vendor,, without the wall mount AND the electric lamp set up.
Does anybody have any pictures to show these missing parts?
Mine is in excellent condition but I would like to have all the parts.
It is made by the Machen Co., Cedar Rapids, IA, c. 1930's

I notice that the vendor has a small hole in the top, did this vendor have a marque on top?
Thanks for any and all help