We originally started out as a product vending, amusement and coffee company.
We moved into this 800 sq ft garage/warehouse from a small storage room we rented from a local business. This building was built by our grandfather to house his coal delivery trucks. In front of this building is a residential house where my father was born on the kitchen table. It still stands today.
A low budget forced us to find an inexpensive van. We found this one at a Philadelphia Police Dept auction. This van was previously used to transport prisoners.
Remember the Yellow Pages?!
He might look familiar to you. Joe V, who is know to always have a smile on his face, was recently a contestant on the game show Deal or no Deal.
Snack and soda machine located in the Dept of Immigration prison (Manhattan).
The yellow page ad tweaked slightly to fit our budget.
Our first full time employee that came to us from a competitor. We are still friends with him.
Top Frame Picture: Extremely proud moment – Hank with his father (he was born on the kitchen table in the house in front of where this picture was taken).
Bottom Frame Picture: Dad with our Doberman pincher Remo.
This is what candy machines looked like before the glassfront machines of today. Accepted coins only.
Coffee vending machine to the left and first generation of glass front snack machines in the center.
Our first coffee yellow page ad.
Our first menu that was used primarily for Deli's and bagel stores.
First generation of our sales sheet which we manually faxed to anyone and everyone all day long – 5 days a week.
North General Hospital In Harlem. The hospital no longer exists.
Vending machines have a come a long way. From accepting coins only to accepting coins, cash, credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
We are dedicated to helping you refresh your business with variety, service and attentiont to detail.
Hank and Henry looking for the latest breakroom trends at the 2024 NAMA show.