Answer this... Why is an "Indian-Head" (as in Native US) a collectable machine?

Clue Its to do with Money (only clue)

It's an early one-arm bandit machine, isn't it?

Yes Fred The Indian Head was a distinctive casting on the Front of the machine
And despite their age dating from the 1930's
Many are still in existence and still earning money as "classic penny bandits"

quote:

Manufacturer: Mills Novelty Co.
Year: 1933
Type: Slot Machine
Sub: Bell

Query Were Bell Fruit a subsidary of Mills Novelty? Or was it the other way around?