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The playfield on "Wild Card" was in great shape... |
The cabinet was also decent. This was the first time I've ever seen this pin at a show, by the way. |
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I remember playing this pin when I was a kid. You can get a great score, but not many runs, or vice versa, which makes it a challenge. |
Notice there is no shooter lane. The ball launches from the center of the playfield, and the flippers are labeled "BAT." |
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Here's a shot of the cabinet. |
Speaking of baseball, in the flea market was a solid state pitch and bat pin. |
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More Gottlieb pins...
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...and part of one. |
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Three Stooges rule. |
Also in the flea market were a nice assortment of display panels... |
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...boards.... |
translites... |
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...more translites. |
...and more boards. |
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Here's half of a Chicago Coin "Cowboy" pin. |
The other half of this pin is the cabinet on the left. |
