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Being a Chicago Coin fan, what a treat it was to play one of my favorite pins of all time. |
Another treat was two working Stern "Big Game" pins. |
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This one in the flea market area was already sold. |
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Definitely a project, but there was a working "Mousin' Around" inside the show's free play area. |
Starship Fantasy had a great selection of new vintage backglasses, playfields, ramps, etc. |
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This rare Stern translite could have been yours for just $30.
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Also at the same booth was this really rare ball bowler backglass. |
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In the flea market area, there was a shuffle alley backglass I'd never heard of, and also this rare "Paddle Battle" videogame marquee. |
"Compute Tac Toe" = really rare. |
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Makes a great wall hanging. |
Machine guns, possibly for an "Operation Wolf" videogame. |
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Yet another rare shuffle alley backglass. |
Here's the monitor bezel for a 1977 Exidy "Circus" videogame. |
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No gameroom should be without this. |
In the center is a sign for Heinz soups, which included "genuine turtle." The metal rack below it is actually some kind of soup warmer. |
