Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
Re: Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
Yes, some markings etc on the mech. Am I right in presuming there are machines with remade cabinets and Caille mechs and also remade cabinets and remade mechs then? It must have been so difficult to copy someone else's mech and castings!
Re: Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
Such a classic address: Gasholder Lane and Railway arch 427, reminds me of Steptoe and Sons address ...Oil Drum Lane. 
The railway arch address still exists. If this link works, it's about four arches down this small road:
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Rai ... -0.1021554#

The railway arch address still exists. If this link works, it's about four arches down this small road:
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Rai ... -0.1021554#
Re: Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
hi all
afer reading pages on this post ,did i miss the answer...who made it???
afer reading pages on this post ,did i miss the answer...who made it???
Re: Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
Not sure this got answered, but if you trawl through this thread you will see one I posted earlier and suggestions possible Essex Co. based item by Clement and Whales after re-case.... They seemed to have done a few greyhound modified machines, some of which have yet to be identified, including the one with the handle below I found in the States. I still have the Little Duke based machine, again re-cased and modified for spinning disk use.....
Possible Essex type future pay variant Commercial Caille type
Jennings Little Duke based (still awaiting resto)
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Possible Essex type future pay variant Commercial Caille type

Re: Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
Thank you TREEFROG....
That's a nice clear answer "with" pictures....
The reason I'm asking is there's one on ebay, just like the second picture you posted. The one on ebay does have the metal top flash (sign). It reads that it's made in London by (and it's misspelled) RUFFLER & WALKER.
I'm guessing someone just put the metal top on it and printed it up and stuck it on, but then put "play quarters only"...looks like the coin entry would take the large pennies... and the insides look complete with very little work to convert it from U.S.A. quarters back to pennies.
Thank you once again treefrog.
scottie
That's a nice clear answer "with" pictures....
The reason I'm asking is there's one on ebay, just like the second picture you posted. The one on ebay does have the metal top flash (sign). It reads that it's made in London by (and it's misspelled) RUFFLER & WALKER.
I'm guessing someone just put the metal top on it and printed it up and stuck it on, but then put "play quarters only"...looks like the coin entry would take the large pennies... and the insides look complete with very little work to convert it from U.S.A. quarters back to pennies.
Thank you once again treefrog.
scottie

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Re: Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
I think, as you say, the Caille Ben Hur cast top has been added later.
Re: Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
Thank you Mr pennymachines....so it came off a Ben Hur....
Now that I got all my ducks in order I'll contact the seller....
scottie
Now that I got all my ducks in order I'll contact the seller....
scottie

Re: Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
Has anyone the part XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Private message me. Thankyou tammy
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Re: Caille / Clement & Whales Countertop disc machines
I just took the time to look the item up on eBay and sure enough that mech has nothing to do with the typical Caille style, but in fact looks very close to the Essex mechs used in the Corn Exchange and Stock Exchange. The payout cup in the lower cashbox door is also a classic design as used by Essex.
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