Yes Kraft were main distributors for Jamieson’s machines and you will find lots of catalogues in the Resources section from different years.

I have been very tempted having a go with 3D printing a colleague of mine has been making weird and pointless items as a bit of fun, but you can’t beat original parts. How many times I have seen people on here or at collectors auctions criticise things that don’t look right, fit or are non original....

There are one or two collectors that have nice sites on their hobby and this being one of them. Funny when I used google translate it tried to translate from German to Italian and not Danish. I thought he may know the maker of these and suspect the Rheinland badge had been added. I do like the Jübu ...

Now that would be a cool feature, turning a repro Jennings (or other spare cabinet) machine into a toilet cistern ....by the way I am being serious, next project on its way.

Liberty sell others machines I believe, at a premium Here is another oddly turned up online at auction.....I reckon they also use the Jubilee handles as well....Jennings of course use straight club handles https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/adampartridge/catalogue-id-adam-p10205/l...

Did you find out which working museum this came from in Norfolk? It was for sale on Facebook a while back. They were selling a few machines. I wondered if it was Bressingham Steam Museum which used to have a vintage arcade, now closed down.

The name at the top say it all, Fantasia who made reproduction Jennings, especially light ups as well as Jubilee Rivieras. Fantasia were part of TPG, Terrence Powell group, but not sure it is still in operation. False escalator, jackpot, probably repro casting and light up panels and is it not a Jub...

I totally agree with you TF ... looking at the line up there is something magical about them ... thats why i like Ditchburn juke boxes and Jamiesons machines ... not the prettiest things compared to a Wurlitzer or a Caille but there is something magical about them that i love ... enjoy them Dicky T...

The Roma’s have standard handle assembly’s, so yes and I had to change two of them. Sometimes it is best not to even touch the bolts and leave alone as if working it may carry on for a while, the risk is when you take of the back plate and it all goes wrong !PUNISH! I like to do it to check any issu...

Hi T/F. Don't suppose you have a handle plate in that useful pile, do you? Hens teeth comes to mind as with a few other parts, no, just what is in picture.....main parts here often break being slides and the coin acceptor frame.... The handles assembly takes a hammering and the weak pot metal seems...