Lewis Noble's take on this device launched the "perfume craze" period in the history of these machines.  
Lewis Noble's take on this device launched the "perfume craze" period in the history of these machines.  Simeon Denham received the first patent for a completely realized version of this machine. The company that  became Dixie Cup got started as a maker of disposables used in early versions of these devices. In response to  some of his employees being jailed for selling copies of Thomas Paine's The Age of Reason, Richard Carlisle  invented one of these machines. Stores that were designed around these machines were pioneered by Horn and  Hardart. In America, the commercial use of one form of this technology was made popular by the Adams Gum  company as a part of their Tutti-Frutti gum business. Stores that are almost entirely based around these machines are  called automats. One modern example are Redbox installations. For 10 points, name these machines that when  supplied with coins or dollar bills will give out soda and snacks.
Lewis Noble's take on this device launched the "perfume craze" period in the history of these machines.  
Vending Machine [ anti-prompt on automat; anti-prompt on gumball machine; or automated retail  machine]