MOLDVILLE Wax-A-Rama Mold Machines FOR SALE or LEASE

Generally speaking, these machines were first operated at a mere 25c starting at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair (where Mold-A-Rama of L.A. was introduced.)  Early in the 70s some machines were raised to 35c, then to 50c in the mid-70s.  In the early 80s it was raised again to 75c.  In 1987, the price was again raised a quarter to $1.  My focus and interest is in the earliest years, which I generally refer to as the "25c to 50c era". 

Above, from the 25c era, is an original backglass harkening back to the time of the space race.  Mold a Mercury Space Capsule, an Apollo Astronaut, etc. at the newly renamed JOHN F KENNEDY SPACE CENTER FLORIDA for just 25c! 

If you have a better image of the SINCLAIR backglass at the New York World's Fair, please email me at MoldvilleMachine@gmail.com!  This image is from early in the fair, June 1964, courtesy of Bill Cotter. 

Another image of the Sinclair backglass at the New York World's Fair, this time from 1965.  If you have a better image of any of these machines at the New York World's Fair - PLEASE email me at MoldvilleMachine@gmail.com!!!  Photo courtesy of Bill Cotter. 

This is a photograph of an actual 1964 Disneyland back glass.  No original Disneyland backglasses are known to survive. 

Even 30 years ago, when this photo was taken, you can see the deteriorating condition of this Disneyland Toy Factory backglass.