Feel secure knowing exactly what your selection will be with Avend's guaranteed 7-color Variety Pak! We offer an equal amount of 7 different colors in every Pak! The best selection available. Avend's industry-standard 2-inch acorn vending machine capsules are designed to hold rings, stickers, charms, bracelets, novelty toys, gumballs, dice, balloons and any other small item. Each capsule is approx. 2 inches in diameter and stands approx 2 inches tall with the lid on. Each capsule is made up of a clear frosted bottom and a colored top. These fun capsules come empty and unassembled; ready to be filled with your favorite prizes. Each Avend Variety Pak is bulk packaged in a clear plastic bag with an Avend product label and 35 clear frosted bottoms and 35 colored lids. There will be an even mixture of all 7 colors! ** We also include 1 extra random colored top and clear bottom to each package as a surprise for a total of 36 capsules! It is our way of saying Thank You! Avend Variety Paks from Mid Cities Sales gives you the excellent selection you deserve at an affordable price! Mid Cities Sales is the only vendor authorized by Avend to sell these capsules. We are a small company that val... [Read More]

Yellow, Red, Green, Blue I want a gumball too! Be every little girls envy when you walk down with the Gumball Machine. Top features colorful ""Gum"" balls inserted in clear vinyl. The metallic silver panel has knob and chute door with a gumball ready to grab and the headband features as the lid. Jumper closes with Velcro's in the back. T-shirt not included. Set packaged in a durable zippered garment bag making it easy to hang.Costume is available in sizes: Toddler 4, Small, Medium and Large. Versatile: Great for Halloween stage, kids parties or one-on-one play time year round Additional

This darling toddler girl's Gumball machine costume is sure to get lots of compliments!Toddler sizesIncludes: Dress & headbandPerfect for Halloween or dress

Make Mine a Double BubbleThere's a hierarchy when it comes to mall candy machines. The little fruit-shaped candies are on the very bottom. The only way most kids eat those is if a couple of stray apples and bananas get left behind in the metal chute. A quarter could always go toward chocolate, of course. But how are you supposed to tell what's at the center of a hard candy shell? It could be creamy peanut butter but it could be a cold, hard peanut. The way to get the most bang for your buck (er... make that a quarter) is to head