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Here's a rare Bally Chicago 1920's themed pin, "City Slicker." There were only 300 made. |
Like Old Chicago, nice art. |
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The Internet Pinball Database mentions there is a clear plastic elevated platform which contains two trapped balls to be flipped towards targets. A kick-out hole, located in the center of the playfield kicks the ball to a nearby flipper that auto-flips it towards the player. |
Here's a Game Plan "Sharpshooter." |
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Here's a better shot of the backglass. This is yet another pin you don't see in working condition too often. |
I found another Western themed pin. |
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It's Dracula x 2. How often do you see a working Stern "Dracula" pin? |
Like "Joker Poker," this pin was also produced in limited numbers as an EM and a solid state. There was also the two player EM version, "Pyramid," and even a 1979 Italian Mondialmatic EM "Cleopatra" conversion kit, made to fit into a 1972 Gottlieb "Play Pool" wedgehead. |
Here's one of the most collectible EMs ever made. Over 16,000 were produced. |
Here's one of the last Williams EMs and probably one of the oddest, a single player "Blue Chip." |
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It has a stock market theme. Not sure what Williams was trying to do here. |
Planes, trains, and automobiles...........and trucks and freighters? |
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