Posted 15 years ago kstebbins (1 item) its a nationals brand cigarette machines there is 2 invoices in the machine which i believe dates it 1930's 1935, and the cigarette prices labeled in the machine match the prices for the era, its in very good condition a little rust not bad, and a few scratches but overall very good, i looked up the company who made it they were called rejectors inc from missouri which belive went bankrupt as i cant find any information besides they were sued alot leading me to belive this is probably a rarer machince, the only information i have got out of 30 ppl i have called one said he was said the minimum was 2500 for this machine but i would like to hear from more ppl and maybe find out some history of it
The issue with Euro-fuses (which is what I call them as they can have a ceramic or plastic form, this is completely non-critical!) is that the circular contact area to the fuseholder, can develop an oxide or contaminant layer (because you touched them during installation with your greasy, dirty paws, which inhibits current flow, just as well as if the fuse had blown open...fuse looks fine (because it IS!), just not making contact (which it ISN'T!)
Consider Using a Filter or Crutch A filter tip improves structure and prevents material from pulling through when you draw
The company stopped manufacturing jukeboxes in 2013, but still sells replacement parts
if its a bad air day and I forgot my normal mask at home
