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Here's something cool for the gameroom. |
From Atlas, the same company that bought you "Tipsy Test," here's "Tilt-Test," from around 1947, according to "Arcade-Museum." |
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Also for sale at the show were both "Joust" videogames, and two "Joust" cocktail videogames. |
There was some framed pin side art for sale in the flea market. |
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There was also this project pin for sale. |
The more recent pins were for sale too. |
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"Pinball Star Amusements" had a few "Wizard Of Oz" pins at the show. |
In the indoor flea market area was this rare 1963 Keeney pin. |
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Notice the green score reels. |
Another pin you don't see too often is this Game Plan "Agents 777" pin. |
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Speaking of slot machines, these were for sale in the outdoor flea market. |
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