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According to The Internet Pinball Database, there were only 1,800 "Caveman" pins produced. This is the first time I have seen one working at a show. The last time I played one of these pinball/videogame hybrids was I think at the arcade located inside of Grossinger's, a resort in the Catskill Mountains that closed in 1986. |
Although it's not visible in this pic, there's a monitor at the top of the playfield. |
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The asking price on this pin was $1,000, which isn't bad considering that when one is for sale, it's typically a non-working project for around $600. |
Another rarity was this 1970 Bally "See Saw" pin. The Internet Pinball Database mentions that there were only 1,517 of these produced. |
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Gotta love that Christian Marche "pointy people" art. |
This game features a ball return gate at the upper right of the playfield, a ball saver post at the bottom of the playfield, and a nice bonus layout. |
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It looks like the coin door was possibly repainted, still though, overall this pin was in great shape.
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However, this was definately a project. |
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Here was a 1978 Stern "Stars" solid state pin for sale. |
Some stuff for the gameroom. |
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Here's an old radio for sale, I'm guessing from the 50's. |
Race ya. |
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Here's part of a Midway wall game I had never heard of before. |
Here's some Gottlieb stuff for sale, including, "Big Broadcast," a backglass for a rare "Canada Dry" pin, and two vintage pin playfields which appear to be new. |
