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The late Gordon Morison did the artwork for this 1976 "Canada Dry" backglass, as well as many Gottlieb pins from 1971-1980. |
Check out the Jurassic Park topper for sale. |
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Mayfair always has a good selection of boards for sale. |
One of the oddest items at The York Show this year was this "kiddie Neo Geo." Although it's built for a kid, this game accepts quarters, unlike the multi arcade stuff you see at department stores, with no coin door at all. |
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I found this at the West Manchester Mall, located at 1800 Loucks Road, just off Route 30 and before you get on Route 74 to the fairgrounds, just a couple miles away from the show. I think it's behind Toys R Us and Ollie's Bargain Outlet. For I think 50 cents, you get to see two Lionel train sets running. Believe it or not, I found something similar to this in a Munves catalog for I think the year 1937. |
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Got home Sunday night. Notice I covered Meteor's cabinet with my jacket and a blanket, so the sun wouldn't bleach the playfield while heading back home. |
Another shot of my "new" pin. |
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Notice I used the Kleenex vending machine to brace the head so it wouldn't rattle around too much during the drive home. The extra cardboard I had in the van helped too. |
