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Learn MoreJennings Club Chief Slot Machine
- This Club Chief 25-cent slot machine is a nostalgic artifact of postwar Americana
- The machine is part of the renowned Chief line
- The design embodies the visual flair that made Jennings the top producer of slot machines in the US
- The slot machine shines with its flashy green and red finish
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O.D. Jennings & Company
Circa 1946
This Club Chief 25-cent slot machine is a nostalgic artifact of postwar Americana, first manufactured in 1946 by O.D. Jennings & Company of Chicago. Part of the renowned Chief line first introduced during World War II, this model is celebrated for its exceptional mechanical integrity and bold patriotic styling. Today, it stands as a rare and highly collectible piece of American gaming history.. . .
O.D. Jennings & Company
Circa 1946
This Club Chief 25-cent slot machine is a nostalgic artifact of postwar Americana, first manufactured in 1946 by O.D. Jennings & Company of Chicago. Part of the renowned Chief line first introduced during World War II, this model is celebrated for its exceptional mechanical integrity and bold patriotic styling. Today, it stands as a rare and highly collectible piece of American gaming history. With its flashy green and red finish, detailed castings and signature Native American motif, this slot machine embodies the craftsmanship and visual flair that made Jennings the top producer of slot machines in the US in the mid-century.
Ode D. Jennings (1874–1953), a brilliant inventor from Kentucky, began his career at Mills Novelty Co., where he rose to manage the 1904 World’s Fair Spectatorium—an Edison-lit arcade showcasing hundreds of slot machines. Jennings went on to found his own firm in 1906, which evolved into O.D. Jennings & Co. He held multiple patents, including innovations that eliminated coin jams and rejected undersized slugs. By the 1960s, Jennings machines accounted for 45% of U.S. slot machine sales, cementing the firm’s legacy as a powerhouse in American mechanical ingenuity.
Marked "O.D. Jennings & Company / Chicago ILL" with patent numbers and instructions for care
27 1/2" high x 15 1/2" wide x 15 1/2" deep

Maker: | Jennings |
Period: | 20th Century |
Origin: | America |
Type: | Slot Machines |
Depth: | 15.5 in. (39.37 cm) |
Width: | 15.5 in. (39.37 cm) |
Height: | 27.5 in. (69.85 cm) |


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