Love those last second bidders! Mr. PM, I hope you're taking your niece and Nursey out for a very nice dinner.

J Peterson
Just in Time, USA

I want to thank Cait001 for the original posting regarding the "Barrels of Fun." My Ebay hunting days are in my rearview mirror so without the sharp eye of Cait001, I would not be the current conservator of aforementioned game. When things slow down on the farm, I will post more information on the m...

BP. Thank you for your erudite correction. I should not be posting after either 10 PM or two beers. I shall not admit which was the case here. You are correct, it is New Old Stock to which I was referring. I shall now retire to the fridge for my refreshments.

J Peterson
Never Knew how Old in USA

I've thought long and hard as to why British games are so undervalued here in America. The lack of nostalgia or familiarity is one important factor, no doubt. We tend to pine for games of our youth and British coin-op was not a part of the American experience. I think there may be a more subtle fact...

The TWGAZE auction had some stellar machines at incredibly low prices.

J Peterson
Envious, USA

Not to spoil the surprise but I'm the lucky winner. More information to follow after I've taken possession and had a chance to suss out the mechanism together with advice from the incomparable Gameswat.

J Peterson
Barrels of intrigue, USA

Spot on, Gameswat. A little cartoonish but I do like it, I do.

J Peterson
Barrels of Joy, USA

The enamel sign has the saying "Pick a ninny." In the US, "picaninny" was a pejorative insult historically used to describe black children. What is the British interpretation of the phrase?

J Peterson
Picking up the pieces in USA

The auction underbidder should be issuing a huge sigh of relief. Missed a bullet on that one.

J Peterson
Getting ready to make America great again after our current disaster.

Please have Nursey wake Mr. Pennymachines. Money is knocking at his front door.

J Peterson
Accountant, USA