Produced from 1935 to 1946, the Rol-A-Top machine was originally introduced as the Rol-A-Tor until a manufacturer of "Rolator" equipped refrigerators complained. Measuring 28" tall, 15" wide and 15" deep, with the rear of the machine painted deep black, hardwood sides with authenticity labels, and the front done chiefly in yellow with gray, red, and nickel accents. At the top of the machine, surrounding the signature "Rolling Elevator" is a gold colored horn-of-plenty, from which silver painted coins are pouring, and the dual jackpot field is flanked by stacks of coins with a spread winged eagle above. Three reel layout, with purple accents on the edges and the payout diagram to the immediate left. Arm is finished in nickel. A very popular and desirable machine.

Very fine, with some minor flaking of the paint, chiefly on the edges. Mechanically excellent.