What was the first thing ever put into a vending machine?

Question

I've been wondering this question for a while, and so has my family.

Answer 1

I believe it was Holy water

Answer 2

early 1880s,  first commercial coin-operated vending machines were introduced in London, England and dispensed post cards. English publisher and bookshop owner, Richard Carlisle invented a vending machine for selling books, around the same time.

Answer 3

I believe the Romans had a holy water dispenser, you inserted a coin and got a small amount of holy water, it was basically a drum with a cork and a lever, when the coin landed in the lever, it opened the cork, the coin rolled off, and then closed.  

Answer 4

the items needed to put there so it will be useful as a 'vending machine'

Answer 5

postcards

Answer 6

First thing to be dispensed in vending machines were postcards...in london in the year 1880

Answer 7

it was a condom in rest rooms ,  

Answer 8

Cigarettes.