Does anybody know what the 'Come Again' machine in the first photo might be? Maybe a vendor of some sort as there appears to be the word 'empty' on one side.

Super images, thanks for posting.

Good evening and welcome Robin. There is already some good information and photos on Jamiesons provided by Ian Jamieson at www.slotmachines.bravehost.com Any other information, photos etc posted on pennymachines site I'm sure will be gratefully received.

Not just you,ds.

Hi basil lad,welcome to the forum. Your 'Playball' allwin is most likely to have been made by the British Manufacturing company (commonly known as BMco) or Oliver Whales of Redcar. If you type in 'playball' in the search box in the top right of the page there are many discussions on these machines w...

Nope, there are three.

I agree with the above esteemed members' comments - leave as is and call it 'part of its history'. At least the conversion has been done a long while ago as it is on proper money, not the nasty decimal stuff. As argee says, a lock would be a good addition.

Lovely machine

Bit tricky to work out the percentage on a machine without a declared jackpot amount. Basically it's a case of coins out as per the award card possible combinations [taking care not to duplicate when there is 'any' in the win line] divided by the total number of possible combinations then multiplied...