Imitating the product's packaging, this elegant, tubular design was one of BMR's earliest.



BMR   1927
Added to Vendors by on 27/05/17

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Two examples of BAC's Platform Ticket vendor (patent GB191002131), the first sporting a later enamel (British Railways came into existence in 1948 as part of Clement Attlees's policy of nationalising public services).


BAC   1910
Added to Vendors by on 19/05/17

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This machine deserves a description...

Sweetmeats Automatic Delivery Co.   Unknown date
Added to Vendors by on 18/06/18

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These solid little single column cast aluminium vending machines with their enamel product advertising and brass coin releases, were once common outside shops and stations dispensing VAL Peppermints, Frujetta, Violet Cachous, cigarettes and other small packaged products for one penny.



Turner Automatic Machines Ltd   1920s
Added to Vendors on 24/07/17

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This machine deserves a description...

Unknown maker   Unknown date
Added to Vendors by on 25/05/17

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This machine is on display at the Staffordshire County Museum, Shugborough Hall, Millford, Staffordshire.



BAC   Unknown date
Added to Vendors on 30/05/17

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This machine deserves a description...

Unknown maker   Unknown date
Added to Vendors by on 27/05/17

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The red Wrigley gum vendor is from around the 1940s, and accepted 2 old pennies for a packet of gum. Very few of these have survived.



NAM   1940s
Added to Vendors by on 24/08/18

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Three pennies purchased a packet of Arrowmint gum.



NAM   1960s
Added to Vendors by on 27/05/17

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