Vintage Stoner Model 120 Candy Vending Machine

Late 1940s Stoner Model 120 Candy Vending Machine — Original, Unrestored

This is a genuine piece of postwar American commercial history. The Stoner Model 120 was a fixture of theaters, gas stations, factories, and five-and-dimes across the country in the late 1940s and 1950s — and this example survives in solid original condition with beautiful, honest patina. No restoration, no repaint. Just the real thing.

Manufactured by Stoner Manufacturing Corp. of Aurora, Illinois — one of the premier coin-op machine makers of the era — the Model 120 is increasingly hard to find complete and intact. This one is.

Machine Details

• Manufacturer: Stoner Manufacturing Corp., Aurora, Illinois
• Model: 120
• Era: Late 1940s
• Selections: 6-column candy, approximately 120-bar capacity
• Coin Mechanism: 15¢ / 20¢ / 25¢ operation
• Features: Top marquee display, lower delivery door, coin return
• Dimensions: Approximately 68" tall × 24" wide × 14" deep
• Weight: Approximately 220 lbs
• Condition: Original and unrestored — solid with beautiful patina (see photos)

For the Serious Collector

Unrestored, complete coin-op machines from this era command real attention in collections — whether displayed in a vintage shop, a man cave, a diner-themed space, or alongside other mid-century commercial pieces. The Model 120 has the scale and presence to anchor a room.

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