ELVIS
pin sighting screen shots
This arcade scene takes place somewhere between 1956 and 1958, however, much of the coin-op stuff is from the 60's and 70's, some of which were the first ones I dropped coins into when I was a kid.
If you can identify any of the mystery stuff I couldn't figure out or provide more information about this place shown below, please email me. Thanks, Pingeek. |
The games in the distance, from left to right, a 1976 Gottlieb "Target Alpha" pin, a 1971 Williams "Doodle Bug" or possibly "Love Bug" pin, possibly a Gottlieb add a ball pin of some sort, a gun game, a driving game, and a 1974 Kee Games, "Tank" videogame, one of the first videogames I played, and one of my favorites. |
On the right is a 1977 Exidy "Circus" videogame. |
On the right is a 1974 Chicago Coin Speed Shift. |
The cabinet with the checkered flag is a 1969 Chicago Coin Speedway. |
The orange cabinet behind "Speedway" is a 1974 Chicago Coin Motorcycle racing game, similar to "Speedway," but with motorcycles instead of Indy cars. |
On the right are "Speed Shift" and "Speedway." |
On the left, some sort of gun game. |
On the left is a Chicago Coin "Super Circus" gun game. If you are looking for this game, or other hard to find vintage coin-op stuff, check out Rocketland Coin-Op. |
On the far right is a rare 1950 Exhibit "Six Shooter," which can be found at Old Sled Works' Penny Arcade, located in Duncannon, PA. |
On this, and the previous screen shot, some sort of vintage photo booth is visible. |
On the right are a couple of medal maker machines, which look similar to what I've seen at Old Sled Works. To the right, behind the reporter, is a 1972 Gottlieb "Flying Carpet" pin. |
Against the wall, barely visible, is what appears to be a 1981 United Billiards Bimbo 3 Ring Circus" puppet game. However, this movie was released in 1979, and the coin entrance on the right does not match the 1981 version of this game. |
Elvis and reporters don't mix. |
To the right, the blue blur is actually another view of "Motorcycle," with the topper included. |
On the left is a Gottlieb 1975 "Abra Ca Dabra" pin. |
On the left is a Mike Munves 1950's "Monkey Organ" game. |
On the left, some sort of sea battle game. Across from that, possibly an Atari or Kee late 70's "Indy 500" videogame. |
On the right, against the wall, looks like possibly a 60's Gottlieb wedgehead pin. Right beside it, possibly a Williams gun game with pine trees on it. |
During this skating rink scene, also barely visible, on the left, a 1976 Bally "Freedom" pin on the right, a 1975 "Wizard!" pin on the left with possibly an "out of order" sign or just some effort to cover up the title, and in the middle, possibly a 70's Kee or Atari driving videogame. |
On the left, a 1973 Williams' "Upper Deck" pitch and bat pin. |
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