On the far left, a Midway "Sea Wolf," videogame, and next to that, a Kee Games "Sprint 2," both from 1976, and two of the first videogames I played in Coney Island when I was a kid.

On the corner, possibly a bowling ball cleaning machine.

Here's a slightly clearer shot in the background of the sign from the possible bowling ball cleaning machine.

"Tak-a-check," in other words, take a number machines, are still in production today by a company called "Globe Ticket" located in Carol Stream, IL.

Barely visible on the far right in the back is what appears to be the "Aztec" pin.

You know it's the 70's when...

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