This classic tabletop baseball machine dates from the 1920s and was manufactured by Atlas Indicator Works of Chicago. Measuring 10" wide at the green wooden base (12" at its widest point when the metal components are accounted for), 13" high and 8" deep, it works by inserting a penny and pulling the bat lever to release the ball. A metal abacus "scoreboard" on the front below the playing field helps with keeping score. Wood, metal, and glass construction. The game, which is in working condition, displays wear commensurate with its age and former use, including both nicks and abrasions to the exterior and interior “playing field.” Includes the key for the rear door. A fine example of this attractive Atlas Baseball Machine and one that would be perfect for display in either home or office.