These machines don't need to be "bought" or restored

I disagree,one day these will be scrapped without warning and lost forever

This collection is pretty much beyond belief, and there is still room in the house to live!

thank you

Can someone tell me all about this allwin please. I have only a rough idea of who made it and when.
Thanks.

I found this one in Bayeux just 10 miles down the road from the first one, outside a chemist shop, also standing outdoors and working perfectly. Must surely have been supplied by the same salesman 90 years ago, and the makers thought the only one left was in their museum.

The video seems to have disappeared from this thread so I've added it again, and, on this one at least, the lighthouse seems to be permanently lit (but not flashing). What's your view on the rotating blades GS and TF? Clearly the job of the fan but clearly the fan did not run all the time or even fo...

I actually emailed Seca scales in Hamburg to see if they had any info on this scale and today I got a reply. They tell me the company was totally destroyed in the war (not surprising) and most records were destroyed as well BUT they do know of just one other like this and its in their museum in Hamb...

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Allwins not really my thing so perhaps this is commonplace but was wondering if this machine is rare. Rather nice in my view, also a photo of a six sided console that looks too good to be old.

Didn't know till today that Buckley had quite a business going re-vamping Watling "Rol-a-top" machines. Apparently they were all painted orange(?)

Anyone know where this UK arcade was please? (nice jukebox)
I also just found the second photo and the wording struck me as a bit... unreal?