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Here's a shot of "Dracula's" playfield. |
Another Williams' classic at the show was "Whirlwind." |
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There was also this "Whirlwind" project pin in the flea market. |
Also in the flea market was Gottlieb's 1957 "Whirlwind." |
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The backglass features classic Roy Parker art. |
Another somewhat rare Gottlieb woodrail in the flea market was this "Mystic Marvel." |
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Here's the other half of this pin.
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This seller also had a Williams' World Series pitch and bat pin with a Pesco repro backglass. Last year set up inside the show was this same title, with a Williams backglass. According to The Internet Pinball Database, Wico made repro backglasses in the 60's with the word Pesco where the original manufacturer's name was located. |
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Here's the rest of the pin. |
As you can see, this pitch and bat was in very good shape. |
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Also in the flea market was this playfield from a pitch and bat. |
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I also spotted a United "Topaz" shuffle alley backglass. |
This backglass would look great in a gameroom. |
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Also at the show this year was this somewhat rare "Daddi-O" electromechanical skee-ball game, made by United Billiards. |
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