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Top-box glasses of various types are readily available 'used' from members here.
Simply ask on the 'Market' page. Same goes for lighting gear.

I sprayed the coin-tray silver on one of mine, but in hindsight, black might have been better. The Berkeley tends not to have ribbing in the polished cabinet side strips, they are flat-faced. I've seen that 'pin-up' top box artwork before; done by a travelling showman based in Hetton-le-Hole, Co. Du...

It could form the basis of a reconstruction...

I was suspicious of the seemingly double Gold Award window.
Is that usual?

Prices might be high in those circumstances.
People discouraged from wasting money on foreign booze-ups might spend it on something useful instead.

Major Hugh Aitchison Green being, of course, the father of BBC child wonder Hugh 'Hughie's Gang' Green, who later on moved to television as a famously insincere game show host.

geofflove wrote: ↑Thu Mar 25, 2021 10:01 pm So I sanded a bit today. I’m pretty sure it’s mahogany!

Are Waltonian Merchandisers made of mahogany, by any chance?

You'll be exempt from it as long as you self-identify as ...(insert crackpot excuse here).

I think you will find that your machine is not 'on free play', but has a fault in the coin accepting mechanism. The situation sometimes occurs on machines seen on eBay, which are so described to suggest that, firstly, a fault doesn't exist ('It's meant to be like that'), and secondly, that (somehow)...

'Crosshead' is just a generic name for the Phillips-style screw-head, Phillips being the name of the inventor of the most prolific type.
'Squarehead' is sometimes used for the Robertson type, eh?