This organization has contributed to the following objects in the Encyclopedia.Advertisement for Fey’s gum attachmentChas. Fey & Co. Company LogoCompany logo, Chas. Fey & Co.Fey Draw Poker machines on the counter of a San Francisco saloonOne of Fey’s Draw Poker machines on the counter of a San Francisco saloon.Fey, Charles and his Longtime Foreman Albert Quast on the Factory FloorCharles Fey (left) with his longtime foreman Albert Quast (right) on the factory floor.Fey, Charles August PortraitFey, Charles surveys the damage at Chas. Fey & Co. after the earthquake and fire of 1906Charles Fey surveys the damage at Chas. Fey & Co., 406 Market Street, after the earthquake and fire of 1906.Fey, Charles with his grandsonsCharles Fey with his grandsons (from left to right): Franklin (born 1929), Marshall (born 1928), and Edmund, Jr. (born 1926).Fey, Charles with his staff at their temporary factory following the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1908Right after the earthquake and fire of 1906, Fey moved his operations to a shed at 395 Jessie Street. The…Liberty Bell Slot MachineMagazine advertisement honoring Charles Fey on “his Golden Anniversary in the Coin Machine Business”Office for Chas. Fey & Co. on Market Street in San FranciscoIn 1897, Charles Fey set up shop on the third floor of an ornate building at 406 Market Street in…Slot machine raid at the Fey factory
Fey Draw Poker machines on the counter of a San Francisco saloonOne of Fey’s Draw Poker machines on the counter of a San Francisco saloon.
Fey, Charles and his Longtime Foreman Albert Quast on the Factory FloorCharles Fey (left) with his longtime foreman Albert Quast (right) on the factory floor.
Fey, Charles surveys the damage at Chas. Fey & Co. after the earthquake and fire of 1906Charles Fey surveys the damage at Chas. Fey & Co., 406 Market Street, after the earthquake and fire of 1906.
Fey, Charles with his grandsonsCharles Fey with his grandsons (from left to right): Franklin (born 1929), Marshall (born 1928), and Edmund, Jr. (born 1926).
Fey, Charles with his staff at their temporary factory following the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1908Right after the earthquake and fire of 1906, Fey moved his operations to a shed at 395 Jessie Street. The…
Office for Chas. Fey & Co. on Market Street in San FranciscoIn 1897, Charles Fey set up shop on the third floor of an ornate building at 406 Market Street in…