I also have a 'Hole in One', seriously faded.
I wasn't going to bother with it, but I might just have a go, seeing how good they can look.
I suppose the front cover of a Doctor Who annual could be a suitable backflash.

So it's Jennings, then!
I couldn't find anything with that tiny slug window.
One of the less common machines. A refreshing change from the Mills conversions, which are legion.

I was looking at the whole machine, rather than just the front. That 'double jackpot' front was sold as an 'add-on' by Pace, to fit a '29 model Mills (like mine), and only afterwards offered on an all-Pace machine, which this appears to be. It was copied from a Rockola front, and itself copied by Fa...

Jolly Jack.
Place FOUR SHILLINGS in slot!
(My mum's old Aunt Elsie would have been lost for words!)

I don't have any diagrams for these machines, but, unlike the earlier 'uniselector' types, you don't need a diagram unless the original wiring has been tampered with. The wiring on these is to a very high standard, and I'm convinced that either Arthur Jamieson or Mr. Binns had GPO experience. It wou...

The variator motor turns at 5rpm. This is the left-hand motor in the inside photograph, the one between the odds adjuster and the main sequence controller. The speed of this variator will have no effect on the speed of the game. The right-hand motor controls the game length. It runs at 6rpm, and so ...

The TELSTAR is now up-and-running.
It wasn't a major job, once I'd got started. More of a re-commission than a restoration.

What a superb selection of photographs. The Jamieson's machines were always my favourites at the time, and once I actually managed to OWN one, I started to appreciate the ingenuity which had been built into them. The 'AUTOFRUITS' I have are 'Autofruit', 'Royal Ascot', 'Top Ten', 'Lucky Throw' and ju...

Isn't "Pont Transbordeur" French for "Transporter Bridge"?

The machine with everything.
Gold award, jackpot AND vender.