Produced from 1936 to 1941, the Treasury was meant to be an economy-style version of the Rol-A-Top, replacing the Rolling Elevator anti-fraud device with a simpler goose neck coin slot. Measuring 19 1/2" tall, 15" wide and 15" deep, with the top of the machine and front of the upper area covered in gold painted coins and the chicken-wire reinforced dual jackpot field is flanked by stacks of coins with a spread winged eagle above. Overall color scheme is yellow and gray, with wood panel sides with Watling seals. Three reel layout with purple accents on the edges and the payout diagram to the immediate left. Arm is finished in nickel. With a tan painted metal folding stand, 31" tall, 15 1/2" wide and 17" deep. Produced in small numbers, few are available on the collector market today.

Very fair, with some loss of the original paint, chiefly around the high edges with some light wear overall. Mechanically fine.