The tournament was going into overtime, though.

Check out the score.

Another day at the show is over.

Sunday at the show, and what the heck is this?

This is a one of a kind mini KISS prop, designed for a midget to appear to be playing, for a movie that was never made.

Pardon the poor quality pics. These are actually still shots from video I taped at the show. Notice the art is identical to the original pin.

As you can see, there is no actual coin door.

Pretty neat though.

I'm not the best card player, but I love card themed games.

Back in the 80's, I remember dropping a lot of quarters into a full size Gorf vid, located just outside the S & W cafeteria, which was inside the former Thalhimer's, or possibly Miller & Rhoades department store in the Willow Lawn shopping center, here in Richmond, VA.

One of the last items being loaded up in the parking lot after the show was this. Just think, set this up, and your holidays are covered from Halloween through Christmas.

Some rare stuff here.

I didn't do it. Kinda wondering though, if this is a pinball machine backglass.

This Sega "Punching Bag" was among some of the last items to be loaded up.

Here's a couple of other rare items.

Monday morning...

Time to hit the road.

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