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This is one of the most collectable Gottlieb woodrails, made in 1955. |
It was played quite a bit. |
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The playfield has a nice layout, and notice the unique ball count lights on the bottom left. |
This 1956 Bally pin was the first with flippers to feature mulitball. |
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This pin brought back memories. I haven't played it since the early 70's at the "Circus Circus" arcade in Las Vegas. |
Back outside at the flea market, I came across this 1958 Wurlitzer 2200 jukebox, which I've never seen before. |
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Probably not quite plug and play. |
Other audio oddities included this Seeburg Encore stereo. |
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Remember elevator muzak? This is what is played on, and at speed 16, the tunes would run for quite some time. |
Under "General Information," it states "USE ONLY WITH A FULL STACK OF RECORDS." I thought that was interesting. |
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I had a stereo similar to the Sears one pictured here when I was a kid. |
There was also an antique radio for sale... |
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and antique typewriters. |
Some pins for sale on this truck included Sweet Hearts, Kings and Queens, Miss Annabelle... |
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...and this somewhat rare 1957 Williams "Arrowhead," which features a one million point shot feature. |
"Tropic Isle" features backglass animation of monkeys climbing trees. |
