Jimmy Rosen of "Old Sled Works" brought these pins.

and "Mata Hari," "Air Aces," and a Williams EM 70's card related pin, but I can't remember the name.   

Beaver says don't forget the bulbs:)

This Gottlieb 1945 "Stage Door Canteen" pin was quite a treat to see at the show.

This must have been quite a successful pin for Gottlieb.  The Internet Pinball Database says there were 7,500 produced.

The art was done by Roy Parker. He was the artist behind almost 300 Gottlieb pins, and even a couple for Genco and Chicago Coin.

Built by Steve Kordek, "San Francisco" was the last EM with "gobble holes."  It also features a moving arrow behind the backglass which moves as you hit the rollover buttons A-E on the playfield.

Friday morning, before the doors opened, it was time to check out the flea market.

Various jukebox and videogame parts.

Cool lit up sign for the gameroom.

 There were pins for sale in the flea market...

but she was priceless;)

I bought this Kleenex tissue dispenser...

and this marquee, and a Berzerk videogame marquee.

I also grabbed this coin door for my Space Shuttle pin, which originally came with a badly hacked up door. 

Searching through boxes of bumper parts can be challenging, but the price was right...

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