Here's a shot of the Zizzle pin's playfield. The chest actually glows red. The ball can sometimes jump the ramps, the bumpers can be a tough shot, but for a first pin, it's definitely more advanced than the first one I owned, a Coleco "Flying Circus."

There are several auto shows at the Carlisle Fairgrounds each year. In keeping with that theme, there was this...

High Speed II: The Getaway...

...Road Race, and Grand Prix.

Set up day has ended.

Friday, the first day of the show, and there's definitely some rare stuff for sale.

There was a unique mix of slot machines and trade stimulators for sale.

Here's how shops got around gambling laws.

Sorry about the glare. This slot is from the "Silver Club" wherever that was.

The two Mills slots are a bit more common, but the one in the center, which takes quarters instead of dimes can be more difficult to find.

Also for sale was this "U.S. Marshall" gun game.

This was #35 of 1000 produced.

Here's a rare "Candyette" vending machine.

It isn't a gameroom without a traffic light.

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