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a pretty decent "Space Invaders" playfield. |
There were various backglasses for sale, including "Square Head" and "Firepower II." |
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Other miscellaneous gameroom items for sale including this "Ballantine ale & beer sign," and... |
this rare "Select-EM" dice game, circa 1930's or 40's. |
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Don't forget the soda fountain dispenser. |
If you have the soda dispenser, you'll also need this sign. The plastic letters might be available at the local craft shop or Ebay. Probably the oddest item at this show was the Victorinox knife display to the right. Plug it in and the knives actually move. I wanted to buy this, but I had run out of money at this point. |
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Here's what appears to be a 30's pin of some sort. |
Also for sale were several classic videogame t-shirts. |
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This seller also had classic videogame bumper stickers, pins, and even pinball flyer keychains. |
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There were even some model trains for sale at the show. |
Atari "Space Riders." |
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Sold! |
Other pins for sale included "Batman Forever," "No Good Gophers," and "Who Dunnit." |
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There were videogames for sale at the show too. |
Somebody took home a classic Gottlieb wedgehead pin. |
