A Vintage American 'Mouthy Marvin' Talking Gumball Machine sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles for religious or personal reasons

for religious or personal reasons

When the lever on the back is pulled downwards

though importantly the individual fingers all remain in tact

and stylized designs derived from the onset of industrialism

Visitors are no longer allowed to dig out their own sands

A Vintage American 'Mouthy Marvin' Talking Gumball Machine sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles for religious or personal reasonsOrigin: American Period: Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1973 Width: 17 inches (at base) Height: 46 inches (with antennae) Depth: 15 inches (at base) A loudly painted, robot inspired, talking bubblegum vending machine, manufactured by Northwestern co. of Morris, Illinois. in 1973. Northwestern was founded when Emersen Bolen invented the match vending machine in 1909, and went on to become enormously successful, inventing several iconic