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RARE GRAY #10A SHIELD PAYSTATION PAYPHONE COIN COLLECTOR
“There are a number of small chips and wear on the paint after all these years but looks great for its age. There is no rework or repair of this item. This unit appears to have been used during the war as a means to collect money for the troops as you can see in the instruction card. The small dark spots on the inside of the vault drawer are from glue residue which held a green felt cloth on the bottom which has long since gone. An old piece of green felt could be used to replace the old. The entire paystation collector and the specially fabricate wood mounting item are painted to match. All coins sound loud when inserted in the nickel, dime and quarter slots. The transmitter is a Western Electric 229W and shows age on the nickel.”
RARE GRAY MODEL 10A PAYSTATION COIN COLLECTOR
WAR related historical item. Note the instruction card that indicates this paystation was using during the war to collect money for our troops. There is a special wooden item to mount the collector and both painted to match.
This item has fantastic old paint with the usual small chips etc. It comes with the key to work the vault lock; the lock is 100% correct for this model.
HAS THE CORRECT GRAY STYLE 4 BOLT TRANSMITTER MOUNT IN NICKEL.
THE TRANSMITTER IS A WESTERN ELECTRIC 229W with a Western Electric STAR mountpiece with no chips or cracks.
Nickel, dimes and quarters sound LOUD and work exactly as it should when money is deposited.
