........ the ones taking the most money, probably why arcades were full of Aristocrats......... One thing I can say, I would throw all my Jennings and Mills machines in a river, to keep some of my my Aristo’s...... :HaHa: I have to agree with you Tom, I still wouldn't turn my nose up at an Aussie m...

You've set the standard very high for any that follow.

BP

Just guessing, but I reckon the highest bidder didn't ask for a condition report and probably didn't read the description too closely.

BP

That is stunning Paul, you must be delighted with it.
A true credit to your dedication.
I'd be astonished to hear if you got much change out of a crisp £50 note for that lot and no mistake!

BP

That's a bit of a "How long's a piece of string set of questions there" How much do you think would be a good price ... It's all down to: - How much it'd be worth to you. What would a genuine part cost or would you be prepared to pay for a genuine one? How better is it likely to make the appearance?...

Another option is to try eBay'er nimblelass. This is the I.D. of Jack Brink of California who fed all our needs with his Metal Form Products catalog (American spelling) in the early 2000s. Either contact him through eBay or try his old Email jlbrink@compuserve.com Just recently I was looking for a v...

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I imagine you've seen the pages of sites containing examples and history of Oh Boy Gum on Google?

BP

Dib Dib

I was offered this machine (I remember the damage) in the early 90s for £150.
I declined because it was dripping black oil, it was heavy and damaged. Also I was bit peeved because I had driven a long way to buy a Jennings Governor (pre internet) and it turned out to be a Victoria.

BP