Vintage Vending Machines

Early Coca-Cola vending machines kept bottles cold by storing them in what?

What was the price of a bottle of Coca-Cola from a vending machine for most of the 1950s?

The Horn & Hardart Automat, famous for its coin-operated food compartments, was most closely associated with which two cities?

In a classic gumball machine, what color was the gumball that was considered a lucky prize and entitled you to a free gumball?

The iconic Coca-Cola vending machine model known as the "Vendo 81" got its name because it could hold how many bottles?

Cigarette vending machines were a common sight in restaurants and bars for decades. What action did you perform to select and retrieve your pack?

Horn & Hardart Automats closed their last location in which decade?

Early glass-front soda bottle machines are often called "chest coolers." Which of these brands made one of the most collectible chest-style Coke machines?

What was the most common coin needed to operate a penny gumball machine in the 1950s?

The Automat cafeteria concept originated in which country before coming to America?

In the 1950s and 1960s, a popular vending machine in school hallways and bus stations dispensed individual servings of what hot drink?

Pepsi's famous 1930s and 1940s vending-machine selling point was that, for the same nickel, its bottle gave you what compared to a bottle of Coke?

Which famous American company produced the "Ball Gum" machines with the distinctive globe-shaped glass bowl in the early 20th century?

By the mid-1970s, most soda vending machines had switched from dispensing glass bottles to dispensing what?

In the Horn & Hardart Automat, what did you do to open the small glass door and retrieve your food item such as a slice of pie or a sandwich?