Which early coin-operated device is attributed to Sittman and Pitt in Brooklyn?

Machines often based on a five-card draw poker theme

Sittman and Pitt are noted as significant precursors in the development of coin-operated amusement devices prior to the fully automated era spearheaded by Charles Fey. Their early machines, established in Brooklyn, New York, commonly utilized a five-card draw poker theme as their basis for game presentation. A major limitation of these initial mechanisms, however, was their reliance on external human involvement for payoff; the house was typically required to manually dispense any winnings accumulated by a successful player. This requirement for manual payout labor distinguished them clearly from the later, fully automated designs that Fey perfected.