Here's another obscure gambling game, "Winter Book," which I know nothing about, except that it's old, and probably very rare. If you know anything about this game, like the manufacturer, year, etc., please email me.

Here's a closer view of the game.

Looking inside the game, although it's not a pin, notice the stepper units and jones plugs, similar to what you would find in an electromechanical pin.

The coin box, as you can see, was designed to hold a lot of coins.

Here's yet another horse racing gambling game I've never seen before.

Although the glass has some issues, the title appears to be "Derby Day." Again, if you know anything about this game, like the manufacturer, year, etc., please email me.

Here's some more obscure stuff.

The real treat at this show, though, was this fully restored 1961 Bally "Bikini" bingo pin.

It appears the seller wasn't too interested in letting this pin go. The Internet Pinball Database mentions that only 850 of these were produced.

Excellent backglass.

Excellent cabinet.

Check out the cabinet protectors. Hey, don't laugh. It works.

Jeff Lawton inspects the game.

The show was over, but there were still a couple pins left to play.

See you next year. Keep flippin'.

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