Unusual machines

[coppinpr]

I saw these two today and thought they might be of interest.

[andy d]

"Tug of War" machine?

.........I would hate to be beaten by a Boy with his hands in his pockets!

[pennymachines]

The lung tester is one of 12 reproductions of Mills 1910 Submarine lung tester made by J Papa of the National Jukebox Exchange in 2004.
They also reproduced Caille's Mickey Finn Tug of War, but in cabinet style: http://www.arcadetreasures.com/mickey-finn.html

[arrgee]

No wonder the boy is smiling - look at the size of his member and scrotum!

[coppinpr]

No wonder the boy is smiling - look at the size of his member and scrotum!

I wonder if his smile increases as you pull on it

[badpenny]

He looks like Alfred E Neuman to me.

[gameswat]

Yes BP, Mad Magazine did steal the face, but so did Caille, proven to date at least back to 1894 according to this Wikipedia page.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_E._Neuman

[badpenny]

Moxie Cowznofski ~ Wowsers!

[chris rideout]

Yes BP, Mad Magazine did steal the face, but so did Caille, proven to date at least back to 1894 according to this Wikipedia page.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_E._Neuman

Sega Mad Money also had him on the reels but in America, there could have been trouble for copyright reasons. An identical reel setup with $ signs to replace Alfred's funny faces was used and named "Strike a Bonanza". This machine also appeared in the UK with £ signs on the reels. 3 $ or £ symbols anywhere in the window paid 18 coins.

[coppinpr]

Moxie Cowznofski ~ Wowsers!

for those too young to know who Moxie is/was here is a picture of her and her illustrious boyfriend in Feb 1959 and a photo of her engagement ring which came into my possession some years ago and is now locked in a secret bank vault (or its behind BP's clock,I cant remember which)