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Something else you don't see too often is this Atari "Basketball" videogame. |
$175, plug and play, great deal. |
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Here's a shot of the bottom of the cabinet. Also at the show around the corner from this game was an Atari "Football" cocktail videogame. |
Another rarity at the show was this "Mr. Do!'s Wild Ride" cocktail videogame. |
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In the flea market, there was the guts to a Baby Pac-Man pin/videogame. |
This sign would look great in a gameroom. |
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Don't forget the legs for that project pin.
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Every gameroom should have a gumball, eh, M & M machine. This one is ready to go, candy and key included. |
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Here's a somewhat rare Seeburg cigarette vending machine. |
Also at the show were The Fonz... |
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...Elvis... |
...Sumo Guy.... |
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...The Billboard Guy... |
...and of course, Bricker's Famous French Fries. |
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There was a cat show next door. |
Here's part of a rare Williams' "Club House" pin. |
