Try Your Hand - Strength Test
Description
Counter top machine with a half dial on the top and a cylindrical gripper for the player to squeeze. Manufacturer is unknown.
Try Your Hand - Strength Test was produced by Unknown in 1900.
Unknown released 775 machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1700. Unknown was based in United States.
Other machines made by Unknown during the time period Try Your Hand - Strength Test was produced include: Star Pepsin, Eureka Mystery Machine, Parlor Bagatelle (One Star / One Bell), Post Office, Hartford, Bascule Automatique (1), Bascule Automatique (2), Cartes Postales, Dunstan's Cigar Seller - Eureka Fortune Teller, and Freeport
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