Does anyone know why the stripes on later Bryans backflash travels in the opposite diagonal to most of the earlier machines? I was told that Jim Bryan make a cockup when ordering, but I'm not convinced of this.

That picture of your game is very nice. Not mine yankee (although I would like to own it), this sold at auction around 8 to 9 years ago Another thing I notice is the black paint....? Yes, I have seen this black/dark edging on allwins before, although I am not sure if this would have been original.

Completely reiterate what moonriver has posted, a very sad loss to the world of slots. It makes one wonder, as we all get older and eventually depart, will there be such people in years to come with the knowledge to take this interesting hobby on into the future? I do hope the Mutoscope book is pub...

I'm not sure that tilting a Ten Cup would offer any advantage I would agree and believe that the actual advantage was to enhance sales appeal over competitors, as I believe his variable pressure unit was as well. His VPU would not in reality eliminate the likelihood of a predictable repeat ball tra...

pennymachines wrote:I think Pilwins, U Wins and Gapwins are probably the only allwins to incorporate this device

Also the 10 cup Mr PM

Gameswat, your knowledge never ceases to amaze

The chap who owned this often made trips to the States so the repro scenario (and condition of the machine) would make sense.