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Speaking of Bally... |
Here's a couple of Bally classics. |
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One of these pins were on location at a 7-11 in Richmond, VA, around 1985. |
Inside the show, there was yet another Bally solid state classic, but one of my favorite pins at the show this year was this Chicago Coin "Super Star." |
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Notice the oversized spinners, and the unique bumper cap. |
"Mad World" was one of the first coin-op pins I owned. |
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This pin was released not long after the movie titled, "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." |
Designed by Ted Zale, this pin features rollover buttons, mushroom bumpers, and 2 ball multiball. |
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"Aquarius" was the first coin-op pin I owned. |
This one though, had a much nicer playfield. |
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I found another Gottlieb wedgehead classic in the flea market, and one of the first pins I remember playing in a boardwalk arcade at Coney Island. |
Also from 1975 was this Allied Leisure early solid state pin. |
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It looks like Jimmy Walker on the right side of the playfield, but officially, it wasn't. |
This rare Playmatic "Rio" pin was one of my favorites at the show. |
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"Rio" has a unique playfield layout. |
These guys were at the "Easter Seals Family Fun Fest" next door. |
