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Ah see I am being think. I suspected as much…. Live and learn!

Would that be 2p or 3d by any chance? Not aware of 2d coins?! Or am I being thick and completely missed something ?

So that’s a Mills Poinsettia. I’d be interested in that myself potentially although I know little about them - see my post about a first bandit from just a few hours back. As for value in current condition there are those in here who might be able to give a steer.

So, having fixed up a good few em pinball machines, lots of allwins, a Duomat and a variety of other German em oddities I’ve never actually owned a bandit. The time has come to fix that. So advice needed. Here’s my wish list: Mechanical rather than em for this one Love a jackpot feature if possible ...

As no one has replied I’ll add my very non-expert view. Valuing stuff like this is very hard. In pinball terms the earliest flipperless versions tend to have a niche following. Most think in playing terms they are a bit boring compared to post 40s stuff and thus aren’t interested but that’s missing ...

Good job on the glass. Looks great. Must get myself a bandit some time. I have never owned one!

Slight digression but I recently picked up one of the Williams Soccer pinballs pictured. Not got it going yet but it’s next on the list….

Excellent! Just the job. Thanks

I've just picked up a non-working one of these with the intention of getting it going again. I've found a schematic online for it thankfully but it's in German. Does anyone know if there was an English version of this? If not I'll have to get google translate and a pencil out....!
Thanks

It's typical of a first generation British Automatic Machine Co. game. Thanks I hadn’t found these. Sheds some light on it now and it’s earlier than I thought. So I think the paint will have to come off. The questions is does it go back or do I go for plain wood? May depend what the wood looks like...