Here's a rare jukebox.

Here's the inside of another jukebox.

Lots of neon for sale.

More assorted gameroom stuff.

Even more assorted gameroom stuff.

This rare early 30's "Grandmas Predictions" fortune teller could have been yours for just $44,000.

This rare Bally 1947 "Big Inning" pin, featuring backglass animation, was just $4,500.

Another rarity was "Computer Space," the first coin-op video game.

Something auto themed for the gameroom.

Something card themed for the gameroom.

Here's a rare Chicago Coin "Sally" pin.

This custom painted Gottlieb "Olympics" pin went home with me.

Did I mention there was some winter weather?

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