Mayfield is the usual one.
Sometimes has a ten-stop mech from an early Mills, sometimes a more appropriate 20-stop.

Fortune reels.
Just another way of distracting attention from the gambling aspect...

I have the two smaller types, 'Lolly Dolly' and 'Extra Stout'.

I'm working on my Aristo Grosvenor Electronic again, and it's a nightmare.
You simply can't see if anything is working. There's some sort of guitar-pickup thing to count the coins out of the hopper; no moving parts.
I'll be sticking to all-mechanical or electro-mechanical from now on.

I can only see one 'missing' item on the front panel, and it suggests the coin entry.

There must be more to this...

What does the multi-way electrical connection do?
I don't like the look of that. Not one bit!

Splendid machine.
Love the gameplay!

Nice.
Is it a J80? I hope you have the knobs!

The Duke/Duchess mechanism is concentrated at the right-hand end of the reel/disc spindle, leaving the reels/discs virtually outside the frames. This allows the enthusiastic re-vamper plenty of room to incorporate such gear as 30-stop bicycle sprockets, &c.. All the Duke/Duchess models I've seen, in...

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Wed Nov 11, 2020 12:14 am

Fixed?
Sorry, the issue was confined to mobile devices, so I didn't spot it...

Stretching the definition of 'mobile devices' in my case...