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There were a few cocktail pins for sale in the flea market. |
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Own this entire game... |
...or part of it. |
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I'd never seen this before. |
The Internet Pinball Database mentions this was made by International Mutoscope Corporation, in 1956. |
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A solid state game similar to this was Williams' 1983 "Rat Race." |
This rare Chicago Coin pin was definitely priced to sell. |
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Don't forget the legs. |
More rare pins. |
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At the Allentown 1999 show, the first pin show I attended, I remember one of these "Ringer Ball" backglasses with just the head of the game. Now, years later, here was another one, priced at just $29. |
These cosmetically challenged backglasses were "$5.00/All." |
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On the left is a rare Midway "Boot Hill" videogame. |
"Sprint 2" is another videogame I played when I was a kid. |
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That's a big sign. |
More stuff from a building that is probably long gone. |
