Looks like an integrated scale.
Ask here:https://www.mass-und-gewicht.de/

There is one member who has over 2000 scales (a lot of coin operated) in his collection.

Hi PM! :cool: I think the top is not original, but very old. There was no red or blue paint under the enamel sign. DSCN5649.JPG The playfield seemed to become the hardest part. Here a mirrored picture of the wooden plate. The white rings marked holes. Two colums pick up three balls, the fourth activ...

Have removed blue and red paint in large amounts
The wooden case shows some scratches...normal for a over 100 year old machine.

There is still a lot of work to reconstruct the playfield.

Thanks for edit, pennymachines!

Just bought a nice package of machines this week :cool: There is a early french circle skill machine, like an allwin. Tax plate is from 1914. Before attacked by showmen with paint and "nice ideas" it seemed to be a machine from high quality. Comparable machines are: "Le Turf", L`inconnu , L´auto. Ma...

Heres a picture of the 1908 Lochmann shooter. Lochmann1.jpg The gun is working like a bolt shot machine in the slaughterhouse. If the bolt remove spring not working exactly, you damage the gun by bend the main bolt. I'm searching for pictures of an ORIGINAL Lochmann Gun. In the early '90s someone ma...

The gun of my Triomphe is also disappeared so I have to build up one. Would take parts from a wrecked German version and a new forged main frame, which fits to the French coins. Picture shows the difference between used German and French coins: DSCN5613.JPG Sometimes I wish this type of insert on va...

A mate sent me some pictures...

Hi Dave! That's a rare version of "Loreley" made by Paul Schülke Berlin. https://automatix-club.de/index.php/automatenarchiv1/342-loreley I could check my archive for advertisements and pictures. Here`s another: https://alte-spielautomaten.de/index.php/fundstuecke/fundstuecke-automaten-bis-1921-1940...

The payout mechanism was used in various machines (Zeppelinschleuder, Minerva, Teifun...) from that era. I think it was used by a lot of manufacturers. It's adjustable with or without coin return, additionally to the token. The Triumph is a purely mechanical machine; others like Loreley or Electra h...