I didn't buy the ties, but I did buy an official York Show 2008 t-shirt.

Here's what the front part of the shirt looks like.

Here's what the back part of the shirt looks like.

This jukebox was for sale in the flea market.

Inside the show, there was a fully restored example of this same jukebox.

Here's something else for jukebox collectors.

There were a few electromechanical games for sale, like this Midway "Stunt Pilot."

It's a gumball machine and a skill game, all in one, and something I know nothing about. I can only guess this is from the 50's or 60's.  If you know more about this gumball machine, like the year and manufacturer, please email me.

Also for sale in the flea market were a couple of pitch and bat pins, including this somewhat rare Williams 1969 "Fast Ball," with backglass animation.

Here's the rest of the game. Pardon the reflection from the building.

"Nip-It" was one of the pins seen in the classic tv show, "Happy Days."

Other pins for sale:  "Playboy," "Space Invaders," and "Pin-Bot."

Also for sale was this 1980 Zaccaria "Star God" pin.

There was a Gottlieb "Solar Ride" playfield for sale.

I bought this mini playfield from a Bally 1981 "Elektra" pin.

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