Vintage Electric Peanut Warmer & Vending Machine by Roy Stringer cafe table One of the first people

One of the first people to make use of Maelzel metronome was Beethoven

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The last picture is from the 1960s showing the building address from this salesman's sample

Exhibits minor wear to the edges

This piece was used to promote Iron Fireman

Vintage Electric Peanut Warmer & Vending Machine by Roy Stringer cafe table One of the first peoplec. 1930s 1940s; Roy Stringer Co., Ltd. San Marino, California A rare aluminum and glass countertop peanut warmer and vending machine, produced by Roy Stringer Co. and outfitted with its original "Eat 'Em Hot 5" decal. The clear glass globe displays the peanuts while the electric base gently warms them for serving. A coin operated mechanism releases a portion when the handle is turned, combining electric heating with single serve vending. The body is