RARE 1950s Chef Whiz Sandwich Food Light Up Vending Machine Diner counter works

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RARE 1950s Chef Whiz Sandwich Food Light Up Vending Machine Diner counter works:
$249.99

RARE 1950s Chef Whiz Sandwich Food Vending Machine Diner counter works,

Nice old rare sandwich vending toaster, WORKS, timer works sticks alittle, timers bell goes off when down,heats up, lights up, metal has some surface rust, advertising mirror in good condition, has orig. decals on side. It is 18 1/2\" across, 19\" tall , 8 1/4\" deep, ,ask questions, as is sale, buyer pays shipping,

Little info on founder of chef whiz...

Richard F. Hirsch was a creative entrepreneur. In the 1950s, he owned tungsten mines in Mexico and founded Chef Whiz, a forerunner of the fast food and vending machine industries. He was managing partner of J.K Lasser in Los Angeles and eventually joined Touche-Ross, where he retired as a partner in 1988. He then joined City National Bank, heading up a merger and acquisition unit. He was a founding member of Leo Baeck Temple and a longtime member of Brentwood Country Club.