My favorite movie of all time.

"Special When Lit" sounds familiar, though, for some reason.

Own a jukebox, similar to one in the show "Happy Days."

Or just own part of a jukebox.

Also for sale were some miscellaneous somewhat rare coin-op items.

The "Personality Indicator" on the right, I have never seen before.

Here's what's left of a rare coin-op item.

More rare stuff.

This appears to be from a "Flying Carpet" gun game.

These backglasses are also from gun games.

I've never even heard of "Wild West Rifle."

"Hi-Score" is another backglass you don't see too often.

Here's another rare backglass, which I really should have bought.

There were the newer projects.

There was also a wide variety of vintage pins in the flea market area.

This pin, by the way, is listed at the Internet Pinball Database as "New Contact," a reissue of Exhibit's 1939 version of "Contact." This version, however, I have never seen at a show until now.

This seller, by the way, of these vintage pins, jukeboxes, and vending machines, is "Rocketland Antiques & Collectibles." They have all kinds of vintage coin-op and gameroom oddities for sale.

Here's part of a somewhat rare "Wagon Wheels" pin.

I found another one inside the show.

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