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Enquiries were made a week before the sale but no responses were received. There's something wrong if they're too busy to answer standard queries about shipping and payment from would-be bidders.

Mine came from Dave Geeson. Maybe he bought it from John Hayward. :!?!: 100/107 stamped on the mechanism backboard. I now reckon the three photos show remodelled versions of the same game (maybe all called, The Merit?), similar to the way Bryans redesigned the Payramid. The b/w looks to be earliest ...

And the mechanism confirms it was a variable payout multi-ball.

Looks very Jentsch & Meerz, to me. A Bajazzo conversion, possibly. I don't think so. Their output is pretty well documented. Here are two other games from this manufacturer: Rola Bola https://pennymachines.co.uk/Forum/download/file.php?id=47957 UK-Catcher-1.jpg The Merit Merit.jpg British, late ...

David G Smith did not respond to pre-sale shipping and method of payment queries.

This is the introductory flyer for the SILENT JACKPOT BELL... of January 1931 that was mailed to operators, passed out at the 1931 coin machine show Chicago and run as an insert in the trade media. WE-flyertop.jpg Page 87 Lemons, Cherries and Bell-Fruit-Gum On the adjacent page, The Mills New ...

:WELCOME: I've not seen that one before. The one with the spitfire is called Action Line . You'll find more Bell Fruit Manufacturing info, including some other console bandits they made in this merged topic. The Penny Tumble https://pennymachines.co.uk/Forum/download/file.php?id=47947 Gemeni Jack ...

slotalot wrote: ↑Thu Aug 22, 2024 4:24 pm ...Mr Pennymachines and myself are busy investigating the rest of the Brenco site.
So there could be more to come.

Now in the Arena.

trumf43 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 2:00 pm I have read a lot on here and tried a few things, but I’m lost.

Did you also read the linked topics in Tips & Tricks?

I'll be interested to see the results. I suspect it won't closely resemble chrome plating (paint never does), but may be an attractive finish. :!?!: I couldn't find the "claim to have developed a process of chrome powder coating new to the industry" on their website. !PUZZLED! They do show an image ...