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This is somewhat similar to Gottlieb's "Baseball," but no backglass animation. |
The ball kicks out in the middle, and the playfield layout is somewhat different from "Baseball." |
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More pins for sale. |
Both of these pins say "Yukon," however, the one on the right is actually known as "Yukon Special." It was made for Italy. |
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There were parts... |
parts, |
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and more parts for sale. |
These were complete games for sale, with the bodies of the pins inside the truck. In the middle, 3rd to the right is part of a 1972 Gottlieb "World Series," a game with roto targets. As you can see, there was a wide selection of baseball themed pins for sale this year in the flea market. |
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The West VA Pinball Player's Club had this "Hyperball" pin for sale. |
Also in the flea market, was a Fireball home version. |
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There was also the coin-op version. |
This is part of a Gottlieb "Sunshine" pin. |
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Here's another pitch and bat for sale. |
This was the last EM pitch and bat made by Williams. |
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This Bally "World Cup" electromechanical game was made in 1968. |
