There was quite an assortment of pins to play, ranging from the 1950's to the present, as you will see from my pics inside the show.

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Friday morning, around 10 AM. The show started at 4 PM, Friday afternoon.

This dealer had various gameroom memorabilia for sale in the flea market area.  Also, notice across the driveway, The Farmer's Market.  There's all kinds of food for sale inside, including great Amish stuff.  Please note, on Saturday, the show ends at 7 pm, but the Farmer's Market closes at 6 pm.

TNT Amusements, located in Southampton, PA, had a wide assortment of pins for sale.

These sold later in the day.

This Motordome parts pin asking price was just $25.

 From left to right, more pins at the TNT booth:  Pokerino, Count-Down, and a Flight 2000 parts project.

Farther down on the left:  Stop 'N' Go, Middle Earth, Flip A Card, and a cocktail pin of some sort.

On the right, an Allied Leisure 1975 "Dyn O'Myte" solid state project, asking price, $125.

Here's some more project and parts pins at the TNT booth.

They also had some interesting backglasses, including this one for a game that never existed.  Asking price:  $10.

The World's Fair backglass is a repro, and it was priced at $150. There was a GIGI repro behind it.

This dealer's truck also had a wide assortment of pins for sale, including a Playmatic Space Gambler.

Here's a look at the backglass.

Here's a better look at the playfield.

Here's a rare "Black Sheep Squadron" solid state pin. 

Here's a better look at the playfield.

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