Williams, Rancho, 1977. Not for sale, but ok to play. Instantly one of my favorites. Different art, but similar build to Grand Prix and Liberty Bell. |
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Monte Carlo, Bally, 1972. It's predecessor, the 1 player Odds & Evens, Bally, 1971 appeared at the Allentown 2000 show. |
I saw this pin going out the door when we left the show. It didn't sell here, however, it did sell on Ebay a few weeks later. |
A row of classic for show only pins. left to right: Lightning Ball, Ace High, Black Jack, Contest |
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Notice Black Jack, which the lady is playing. Weird legs on that pin, almost like an old 50's tv set. And check out that crazy drink tray right in front of the coin door. The early flipper pins had some interesting designs. |
A really sweet Incredible Hulk pin. This is the first one I have ever played. It was a lot of fun. And it worked great throughout the whole show, which is astonishing for a Gottlieb solid state. |
Found another EM. Bally On Beam, 1968. |
