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Here's a shot of "Action's" playfield. |
"Rescue 911," and "Kings Of Steel." |
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As you can see, there was quite a diverse line up of pins, including this Sega "Godzilla" pin. This was the first time I have ever seen one of these at a show. The Internet Pinball Database mentions that this is actually a 6 player game, as opposed to 4 players, like most dot matrix and solid state pins. |
Here's a shot of "Godzilla's" playfield. |
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...and cabinet. |
Here's a somewhat rare 1977 Bally "High Flyer" bingo pin. |
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Here's a shot of the playfield.
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Late Saturday afternoon, the show winds down. |
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It's a pool table, it's a videogame, it's "Slick Shot," and it's sold. |
Another item for sale at the York Show's booth was of course, the shirt, which I bought, as I do every year. |
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I scanned the front and back of this shirt for a closer look at the design. |
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Also at the show's booth was this "Fireball" pinball calculator,... |
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...which I bought. |
The giveaway game this year was this 1989 Gottlieb "Hot Shots" pin. |
