Looks good. Can you do my Bell-Fruit Penny Challenge, once the bat 'flu business is over?

On a different note; Did Genco base this on an ACTUAL US Express? Perhaps one of our transatlantic contributors might know?

Does anybody here have one?

A 'Flasher' is a generic term for a type of gaming machine that displays the symbols using flashing lights rather than rotating drums, discs &c.. They started off as a way to circumvent gaming laws (as usual), but became popular in their own right during the 1950s and '60s. 'Golding' is the name of ...

Love the Japanese TV.
I wonder if they will catch on?

A lot of folk seem to have forgotten that television is entertainment, and not necessarily a view of the real world.

I'd like to see a pic of the whole machine. It's very unusual.
'WON' & 'LOST'?

No snobbery at all.
I have a number of decimal machines; in fact I have a separate room containing only them.
But they are all from the 1970s or '80s. They contain relays and cam controllers, which I love.
My 'dislike' is for decimal conversions.

I believe we have a resident supplier...

Oliver Whales died in the early 1960s without ever having experienced the horror of (ugh) decimalisation. The only good aspect of these 'decimal' conversions was that it allowed historic machines to survive long enough for collectors to realise their merit, and restore them for future generations to...

I assume the comment relates to new coinage, if so, the funny thing is how many times I have sold machines to people who want a machine only on current coinage, not coins they don’t possess, so mixed market...... I don't go in for 'up-cycling', not in cars, not in vintage radio, and certainly not i...