This is a vintage gumball vending machine mounted on a cast-iron pedestal stand, a common design found in soda shops, general stores, and arcades during the mid-20th century. Features include:

Glass globe for holding gumballs, candies, or nuts. Coin-operated mechanism (likely 1-cent or 5-cent operation). Sturdy cast-metal construction with a painted red finish

Pedestal stand, allowing for freestanding placement. Popular vending machine manufacturers from this era include:

Ford Gum & Machine Co. Oak Manufacturing. Northwestern Corporation Victor Vending Co.

To determine authenticity and brand, checking for a manufacturer's mark or logo on the metal body or coin slot is recommended.

Dimensions: H: 46 x W: 15 (base) approx.

Condition: Structurally solid with visible wear and paint chipping, consistent with its age. The glass globe appears intact, and functionality should be tested.

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