Eight postage stamp counter top vending machines circa 1960s or 1970s in various stages of wear. Machines run from 10” to 16 “high. Three machines have their keys. Several have their manufacturer names including one made from plastic by the American Futura Corp. Grove City, Ohio. All sold As Is. Office Pick-Up Only. (Image)

Three postage stamp vending machines on stands circa 1970s or 1980s. All manufactured by the Shipman Co, Los Angeles. Two stands 50” high and the other 58” Only one has a key. All displayable condition. Sold As Is. Office Pick-Up Only. (Image)

Large countertop postage vending machine circa 1975 from the Inter American Vending Machine Co. About two foot tall and set to vend sanitary Stampaks for various amounts. Excellent displayable condition. OFFICE PICK UP ONLY (Image)

Postage stamp countertop vending machine circa 1970s. Roughly 22” high manufactured by Selectra Inc. Barrington, Illinois. It has its original key and is set up to take quarters. It is in displayable condition. Sold as is. Office Pick-Up Only. (Image)

Postage stamp countertop vending machine circa 1970s. Roughly 19” high having no manufacturer name. It does not have a key but it in displayable condition. It is also set up to take quarters. Sold as is. Office Pick-Up Only. (Image)

Postage stamp countertop vending machine circa 1970s having wear and some rust. It stands roughly 22” high having no lock or key but in displayble condition. This machine has no manufacturer name but has the name “Continental 200." Sold As Is. Office Pick-Up Only. (Image)

Postage stamp countertop vending machine circa 1980s. It stands roughly 19” high having no key. This machine was manufactured by the Shipman Co, Los Angeles and is in displayable condition. Sold As Is. Office Pick-Up Only. (Image)

Postage stamp countertop vending machine circa 1980s. It stands roughly 18” high having its key. This machine was manufactured by the Shipman Co, Los Angeles and is in displayable condition. Sold As Is. Office Pick-Up Only. (Image)

Eight banks of various sizes. Seven are mailboxes having six metal and one plastic for Canada Post. One is a souvenir of Milford, Michigan. Condition varies but are all in displayable condition. (10 dollar bill not included) (Image)