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This 1955 Gottlieb "Marathon" was yet another pin I'd never seen before. The Internet Pinball Database says there were only 750 of these made. |
This Williams "Beat The Clock" pin was definitely a project and was either repainted or in a different cabinet. The lockbar for this pin, by the way, can be difficult to find. |
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Here's another Williams' woodrail you don't see too often. |
Take your pick. |
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Here's part of a Williams 1968 "Pit Stop" EM. |
Here's part of another Gottlieb baseball EM and a Lost World pin. |
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The heads for these games were inside this trailer. |
I think I played one of these Midway "Sea Raider" games years ago at a Coney Island arcade. |
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Gottlieb's "Rollercoaster" is an early example of a pin with habitrails. Williams' "OXO" features tic-tac-toe on the playfield and the infamous pointy people art. |
On the left is a 1968 Chicago Coin "Hockey Champ." |
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This playfield is from a 1970 Williams "Hit and Run Base-ball" |
There was a good selection of metal backdoors for sale too. |
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Here's a parts pitch and bat of some sort. |
On the left, some vintage popcorn machines for sale, and on the right is a Chicago Coin 1962 "All Star Baseball" pitch and bat. |
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Here's a Seeburg 1947 "Shoot The Bear" gun game. |
Here's a project 1936 Stoner "Turf Champs" EM pin. |
