"KISS" and "Lost World" were for sale, as-is, working.  The other halves of the games are not in the picture, but they were there.

Here's an "Alley Cats" shuffle alley backglass, possibly new old stock.

Here's part of a dart themed conversion kit that can be installed in most Bally early solid state pins. More pics and info about this are at the Internet Pinball Database.

Here's a 1976 Midway "Tornado Baseball" videogame.  (Thanks Eric Branstrom of Home Arcade Repair Services in Milford, CT for identifying this game.)

Here's two classic videogame projects for sale: "Space Encounters" and "Battlezone."

Here's something else for the gameroom.

More gameroom stuff. 

I should have bought this.

Jeff Lawton ("Mr. Bingo") brings a couple Bally bingo pins to The York Show every year.  This time around, it was this 1959 "Sea Island" and 1980 "Malibu Beach," the last EM bingo machine produced by Bally.  

The Internet Pinball Database mentions there were only 700 of these produced.

"Sea Island's" playfield.

"Sea Island's" cabinet.

 I think I've found the Gottlieb solid state area.

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