Coin Operated Collection

Coin operated binoculars, view of Manhattan skyline from Liberty Island, New York City, New York, United States of America, North America

New Site For Clay-Liston Fight
Boston, Massachusetts: May 7, 1965. Reporters and camermen wait outside a phone booth while promoter Harold Conrad seeks a new site for the Cassius Clay-Sonny Liston heavyweight title fight

New York, New York City, Brooklyn, Manhattan Bridge and promenade

Santa Claus, makes time for Laundry, ahead of Christmas, 10th December 1977

Guests in a Paris hotel listening to direct relays for opera or theatre performances
EDI178885 Guests in a Paris hotel listening to direct relays for opera or theatre performances on Marinovitchs and Szarvadys Theatrophone, from La Nature, published 1892 (engraving) by French School

Coin slot
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Tourist telescope looking out at an amusement park, Wildwood, New Jersey, USA

San Francisco, California, USA. Antique coin operated game of Uncle Sam
San Francisco, California, Usa. Antique coin operated game of Uncle Sam

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Step into a world of nostalgia with coin-operated wonders. From the iconic coin-operated binoculars that offer breathtaking views to the new site for the Clay-Liston fight, where history was made. Imagine being transported back in time as guests in a Paris hotel listen to direct relays of opera and theatre performances through coin-operated devices. The satisfying clink of coins dropping into a slot unlocks endless possibilities - whether it's peering through a tourist telescope at an amusement park in Wildwood, New Jersey or engaging in an antique coin-operated game of Uncle Sam in San Francisco, California. Even Santa Claus himself finds time for laundry before Christmas, as captured on December 10th, 1977. And who can forget Redcar Fashion on April 23rd, 1990? A vibrant display showcasing the latest trends and styles. In this whirlwind journey down memory lane, we stumble upon Benny Hill, the beloved British comedian and actor known for his hilarious television programme 'The Benny Hill Show'. His infectious laughter echoes through time. And let's not overlook the charm of photo booths with their instructions neatly displayed on the side and small round stools beckoning us inside. These little havens capture moments frozen forever; memories preserved by just a few coins. Coin operated - more than just machines; they are gateways to cherished memories and glimpses into our past.