A lot look like copies of British machines

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Or some might even be quite rare British machines (albeit tweaked a little?)

Quite a collection if you owned them all?

Thanks for the interesting info gentlemen. Seems like they created a lot of weird and wonderful bandits out of odd bits from anything they could get hold of. I quite like the Egyptian version on eBay at the moment, it appears that the Firman's bandits don't achieve as high prices as original Poinset...

The Yours To Be Won Ruffler and Walker allwin is a confusing one. I've heard it countless times and the one on ebay at the moment states it also, "ONE OF ONLY TWO MACHINES KNOWN TO EXIST, THE OTHER KNOWN EXAMPLE WAS FORMERLY IN THE COLLECTION OF THE LATE JOHN CARTER AND WAS SOLD IN AUCTION IN 2...

Does anyone have any info on this company?

Have heard it mentioned quite a few times regarding bandit conversions. Did they convert for the English market?

Thanks.

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Has anyone had any experience of re-doing the veneer of a machine?

Is it easier to repair it or just start over with new?

Thanks

I've seen quite a few Bryans Machines with those Doo Hicky's on BP. I was told once that they were meant to weigh down the winning lever so that punters couldn't tip/bash the machine and make the lever fall into the winning position. Effectively an anti-tilt device. Not too sure if that's too true o...

Henry Powell does good looking ones I think. Bit pricey though

http://www.1armedbandit.co.uk/80336/info.php?p=7

They are lovely looking machines

Were they originally manual payout, only the holes on the left are for where the payout knob should be?

I've seen others that don't have any holes there at all, like the one below.

There's one come up on Ebay,

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Mills-Mini-Sega-v ... 500wt_1156

Looks a bit pricey though

Anyone here get it?