Thanks for posting the photo of the Allies Flags - great looking machine.

All the best

Woody

I am looking for a photo or description of the Oliver Whales Victory Cups machine please - made around 1945/46.

Any information greatly appreciated

Cheers

Woody

The video was excellent - I very much enjoyed watching it.
Look forward to seeing the next installment

All the best

Woody

I am still in the process of trying to put together a complete lsit of all the amusement machines which are WW1 and WW2 related. I am also trying to get some good photos. If anyone can give any help - it would be much appreciated. To keep the ball rolling :) I have hopefully attached photos of Bombe...

Cheers Site Admin - much appreciated

Thanks for the info about the You Tube Videps - Just watched them all!
Great Stuff - that is some collection..

Can anyone help me ask a question in the Market - can't seem to get my username to work in there and can't get hold of the site owner...

Hi did anyone read my post on the experimentation route?
The proof is out there....

Happy New Year to one and all

Cheers

Woody

Is anyone willing to have 1,000 goes at their allwin using what they consider to be skill and work out their total winnings and then do another 1,000 using completely random goes ie not bothering about the amount of pressure applied to the lever etc. (Of course we could then start a whole new thread...

The Density of steel is between 7500 and 8000 kg/cubic metre and the volume of a sphere is 4/3 x PI X Radius cubed. The rest is maths....

There is an interesting two page article on the history of the Bryans family and Bryans' machines in the July edition of the Best of British Magazine - pages 38 and 39. Possibly worth a look if you are interested in this topic. The artcile is by George Bryan OBE Hope this is of use to someone Cheers...