Pardon the sun's reflection. Here's a shot of "Hit and Run Base-ball's" playfield. The playfield layout is somewhat similar to Williams "Pennant Fever," a 1985 solid state pitch and bat.

Here's a project 1965 Chicago Coin "Par Golf" pitch and bat. (thanks "Gott Lieb" from rec.games.pinball for the ID).

Here's a project 1961 Gottlieb "Egg Head" pin. I used to own one.  It's neat because you play tic-tac-toe on the playfield.  At $250, it was priced to sell.  Notice the lockdown bar is missing, however, Pinball Resource sells brand new ones.

The backglass, although somewhat flaked, was in better shape than many I've seen. 

There was a project "Jungle Lord" pin for sale.   

There was also a "Time Warp" pin for sale. TRIVIA:  There was one of these pins in the movie, "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2."

Also for sale was a project 1948 United "Serenade."  The backglass didn't look too bad, but the rest of the game...

...definitely needed some TLC.

There's some sort of sticker at the bottom of the playfield that read "NO GAMBLING." I couldn't make out the rest of it.

Although the playfield had definitely seen better days, what appeared to be an original rule card actually survived.

Here's part of what appears to be a pin from sometime during the 40's I'm guessing. If you know the name of this pin, please email me. 

Next to a parts Chicago Coin "Riviera" was a Mr. Ms. Pac-Man cabinet, which included...

...the upper part as well. I think the asking price was $10.

This box of parts, priced at $5.00, included some electromechanical stepper parts.

There were some ball lane guides for sale too.

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