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This 1947 "Humpty Dumpty" pin was the first one with flippers. |
"Crown Jewels" and "Ivanhoe" were two conversions of this game made by other companies. |
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Here's a 1948 "Olde King Cole" woodrail. |
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Here's a somewhat rare pin with a unique paint job. |
The playfield was in great shape, though. |
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I noticed this sticker on the playfield tray. |
Here's another somewhat rare Gottlieb woodrail pin... |
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...with a unique bumper layout. |
Here's yet another somewhat rare Gottlieb woodrail pin. |
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"Cointaker" had a wide variety of LEDs for sale. |
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They also had the latest Stern pin for sale. |
The premium pin features a lower playfield. |
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The pro version was also at the show. |
It costs less, but lacks the lower playfield. |
