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For some reason, I prefer Firepower II over the original. |
This was one of my favorites at the show. |
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Designed by Harry Williams, this was the first widebody made by Stern. |
I've rarely seen this pin in working condition at a show. |
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There were two "Flying Carpet" pins for sale at the show. One was in the flea market... |
...and one was inside the show. |
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This Gottlieb "The Amazing Spider-Man" was in excellent shape both cosmetically and mechanically. |
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Can't go wrong with a card themed Gottlieb pin. |
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Prototype Gorgar? Actually, somebody got creative while repainting it. |
Outside in the flea market, there was this 1985 Game Plan "Lady Sharpshooter" cocktail table pin for sale. |
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Inside the show, there was Premier's "Night Moves" cocktail pin for sale. It was made for a company called "International Concepts." The only other cocktail pin made by Premier for this company was "Caribbean Cruise." |
Against the back wall, near the entrance to the show, there was an interesting assortment of pins to play. |
