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livinginthepast wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2017 5:24 pm 44/47 bulbs (lamps) are 6 volt bulbs as used in pinball machines and are easy to find if you do a search.

My 60s pinball has the same fitting but as you mentioned they're 6v? I'm sure this one is rated as 50V?

There are many many versions of the Windsor. The standard ones have no bulbs, only tubes, so I'm guessing you have one of the many versions with a feature. Can we see a photo of the machine? Is the bulb a screw fit or bayonet fit? How big is the bulb? Some of these conversions were done by various ...

Hi all,
New member so sorry if asked already, did look.. honest!!

Found a blown 44/47 type bulb up near where the coins go in, can't make much info out from the bulb but I seem to see Philips 50v 0.75A
If this is correct are they available to purchase?

Thx in advance!!

John

Thx for the welcome, will post a few when I get chance.
Also got a 1968 Royal Guard pinball.

Hi all.
New member from Barnsley who's owned a fruity one way or another for around 30+ years, at the moment I've got an Aristocrat Arcadian and just purchased a Sega Windsor that needs a bit of titivating...
Got an electronic fruity too, Red Hot X.

John