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The holes could be for ventilation.

typical, underbidder again

theres no electics, which are quite different on this, no jackpot and altered payouts, basically the only thing different from the standard chief is the bottom casting, but worth a bid,shame its miles away as usual

Badpenny wrote:You need a turnstile on your front door so you can charge admission.

I did go this way at my old house in Leigh, Essex, but it was in my back garden, and admission was free.

Whats going off? Dalek number 2 has disappeared and re-materialised under a different seller, see item 280450455271

To start the parade, for me, it would be "The Cricket Match" by Automatic Sports Company.

Same for me John, but I would add a Tansley working model.

I think this is a genuine Jennings made in Chicago for export to here, though a Galaxy front door looks as though it would be a straight swap for the Comet one. As for British slots appearing in the States, large numbers were sent in the 1970s. I knew 1 exporter who sent a full container a month to ...

It was Charterhouse in Sherborne - I was lucky enough to be the under-bidder and it had been converted to single coin payout.

Hi pennymachines, was that you on the telephone bidding for the Pot Luck?

Nice machine, looks like a converted Airship Profit Sharer by Jentzsch & Meerz.

Made by Haydon and Urry, circa 1900, or Game of Barrels, Licenced Victuallers Co., London, circa 1898.

There is another Mills cheating bandit - a small number of Horsehead Bonus machines had a similar layout to the Futurity making it hard to hit a bonus letter.

Here are some pics of the rifle. I have a film somewhere - there were 12 different images on it but no adverts.

I used to own one of these - the film with it had cartoon characters on it. I have a picture of the rifle somewhere.

I have had a couple of these - I agree they are ex French machines used in the UK. The stars on the playfield are placed on top of the original French paperwork. Never seen one on shock though. Rumour has it that entire arcades here were on shock to get round local gambling laws; I have had things s...

Check out this British bargain on ebay.com Item number: 220377587022, and it does not work.

missed it i would have had a punt on that, though the cracked glass wasnt mentioned and no picture of the back of it

I think AMECO were just suppliers as I had one of their badges nailed to a Nelson Lee working model.
These revamps were also done in Southend

and he's sold it, even without a picture...

Apart from that, move over Saatchi & Saatchi the world of marketing is slipping through your fingers!

Looks like good marketing - he's already had over 130 hits!