Victorian Casino Antiques presents three-day fall auction Oct. 11-13

LAS VEGAS - Oct. 1, 2013 - PRLog -- Following the success of its four-day spring auction event that featured an astounding variety of antique toys, Victorian Casino Antiques (VCA) will host its next multi-day auction at its Las Vegas showroom (4520 Arville St. #1) Oct. 11-13, beginning at 9 a.m. each day. In addition to a variety of vintage toys, the auction will feature 1,700 lots of rare and unique collectibles, including gas and oil memorabilia, advertising materials, art, cash registers, and a great selection of VCA’s signature coin-operated machines.

Just a few highlights of the toy selection include a Buddy “L” Outdoor Railroad train from the 1920s, a 1950s-era X-53 Western Flyer boy’s bicycle with head and tail lights and pinstriping, and a Sturditoy dump truck from the 1920s. Among the stunning collection of auto, gas and oil memorabilia are a beautifully restored, antique Texaco dual-pump oil cart, a massive, vintage Mobilgas “pegasus” porcelain sign ready for hanging, and a 6-foot-wide, oval Ford logo neon sign in excellent condition.

Coin-op collectors are rarely disappointed by the specimens up for bid at VCA’s auctions, and the selection at the fall auction is sure to draw plenty of interest, including items such as a rare J.P. Seeburg Co. "Grand Champion" horse race payout machine from 1935, complete with hard-to-find stand and keys, a circa-1903 5-cent “Little Novelty Store” countertop trade simulator in original condition that includes prizes and prize slips, and a 7-foot-tall Yale Wonder Clock advertising and music-playing coin-op from the turn of the 20th century.

The entire auction catalog can be viewed online at http://www.vcaauction.com, where bidders can also register for live or absentee bidding. On-site previews prior to the auction dates are available at VCA’s Las Vegas gallery from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday, or on an appointment basis by calling 702-382-2466.

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