coin_op_drummer wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 15, 2020 4:32 pm

My suspicion is that this would have been a bell that gave a single strike on a win.

I think so... Check out earlier posts in the topic now merged above.
Also: Jamieson Roto-Pool Manuals with wiring diagram

Also I never saw any update on this long thread on some of the electro plate home kits....did anyone try as I must revisit this for small parts.. I had success with this, but it's quite a process - on a par with home photographic developing, which many of us tried in the pre-digital age. In other w...

Harry provided the entertainment at former pier Chinchilla News
Recollections of Blackpool migrant Harry Pearson's amusement machines at former Sandgate Pier, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Ah yes, I've been messing again. Over time software updates have somewhat broken the custom Pennymachines style. I set the style to optional so I can rebuild it from scratch. In order to go back to the original (slightly broken) style, you need to visit your User Control Panel (from your logged in U...

You should be able to work it out in your head.

gameswat wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 03, 2020 6:29 pm

Not quite sure what you mean here PM?

Sorry - Yaksplat said there was no resistance when he bought it. It's a different story at my house when I buy such things...

I find increasing resistance when I buy these things.

Morphy Auctions are poor at attributing British and European machines. La Garenne was part of Louis Loubet's picturesque address at 1, Passage de Brunettes, La Garenne-Colombe in the northwestern suburbs of Paris. Appropriately, it means 'the warren', because French royalty used to hunt there in the...

A copy of this film sold for £3,800 at the Nic Costa sale of January 2006 : Lot 136. The Mills Novelty Company. Rare silent 16mm film footage of The Mills Company factory in a tour presentation of the premises in circa 1934, showing the various production... It would be great if the owner would rele...

Tossing a coin on to the ground (hence why it's usually caught in the hand) is not 1:1. Mathematically derived theoretical odds are never a perfect description of real world odds. It was a surprise the Bullion came so close. The head and tail relief stamped into coins guarantees asymmetry. But if t...