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This "Multi Pac-Man" was pretty cool. |
In the flea market, though, I found the real deal. |
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"For Those About To Rock," on a limited budget... |
There was also a diverse selection of bobbleheads for sale... |
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...and refrigerator magnets as well. |
In the year 2000, Stern returned, with this pin. |
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When I was a kid, this was the closest to a real pin you could own. |
The sounds are similar to a solid state Gottlieb. |
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Here's a more recent Stern pin, designed by Pat Lawlor. |
It sounded great. |
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Pat Lawlor also designed this pin, which is actually "Family Guy" with different art and software. He also designed the pin to the right, "Whirlwind," which is one of my favorites. |
Inside this truck... |
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...was another "Whirlwind" pin. |
There was also this somewhat rare videogame. |
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Also inside this truck was this rare 1935 Buckley pin. |
Also in the flea market was this 1933 Rockola "World's Fair Jig-Saw" pin. |
