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just thought I would bump this back to the top of the page, just in case anyone missed it first time around..

still looking.

I think Mr Pennymachines has just beat me to it, but here you go, this is a good video to get you started.

I would think it's just an early version before the modern streamline plywood cabinets?? a bit like Bryans did with some of his machines.

Thanks for that Tom. I live in hope that someone will have some new stuff tucked away.

thankyou to a slottie friend of mine who emailed me this photo.
You know who you are!!!
I hope this isn't all that remains of this important time in our hobby.

Hi arrgee, yes, still lurking in the background. It's a dirty job but someone has to do it.
Just hoping that some of the old guard on here can help with my latest quest.

Sorry I forgot to add a link to their website, in case you wanted to know more about it..
http://www.birnbeck-pier.co.uk/

I am currently researching The Original, “National Museum of Penny Slot Machines” that once stood on Birnbeck Pier in Weston Super Mare. I am trying to find unpublished photos of both the pier and the museum from that time. My efforts are on behalf of “The Friends of the Old Pier Society”. All infor...

Well there you go, Senior Moment..

Hi Dave, Im never far away.. very strange as I cant find it now either ?? I know there was one, because I took a thumbnail copy of it for a model I was working on some time back, or maybe I am having another Senior Moment