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Here's a nice example of "Fish Tales." |
On the left, "Sky Jump," one of my favorite Gottlieb wedgehead pins. |
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"The Champ" was at the show. |
"Shaq" was also present. |
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On the left, a Bally "Future Spa," pin, one of which I played new in the late 70's at "The Concorde," a resort that was located in the Catskills in upstate New York. To the right, a rare Williams "Aces & Kings" electromechanical pin, designed by the legendary Steve Kordek. |
It truly was a "Big Deal," to see such a great example of a reverse wedgehead pin. |
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These pins were brand new. |
I played them. |
The hotel bar had a "South Park" pin. |
"Party Zone" was one of my favorite pins at the show. |
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Here's one of the coolest Gottlieb pins ever made. |
Speaking of Gottlieb, John Osborne signed a pic of part of my "Neptune" pin, which he designed. I played this pin in the late 70's at an arcade in Coney Island. |
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 John Buras signed a pic of part of a rare pin I never owned, but he did design. |
 Elvis was at the show. |
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 The Stern 2004 "Elvis" pin, Elvis approved. |
 The Bumper Twins, however, stole the show. |
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