Mills Model 120-B1

Mills · Model archive

Original specifications and identification notes preserved from the Soda-Machines.com reference archive.

Vending Capacity

120 Bottles

Precool Capacity

58 Bottles

Dimensions

80 1/4" high, 26" wide, 27" deep

Weight

650 lbs. (shipping)

Production Dates

1946 – 1953

Price New

N/A

Comments

The Mills 120-B1 is not always embossed and can show up as any brand of soda from the use of decals. Coca-Cola's version had a Coke Bottle incapsulated in a plexiglass window on the main cabinet door. This feature was eventually dropped for some unknown reason in later versions of the Mills 120. We Believe this later version was called the Mills 120-B2. The Mills 120 machine was Mills second largest post-war machine with their largest being the Mills 240 . It's an automatic vendor that accepts nickels, dimes and quarters with change giving ability. The Pepsi version displayed below is very rare, courtesy of Alan Huffman.