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Great to have original sales material with a machine. Icing on the cake.

Have they done anything about the gaming rules yet? I just couldn't get used to playing machines that weren't permitted to pay out!

Oh! Bangor, Co. Down, then?
I love those seaside towns, they're so much like the Yorkshire ones were in the '60s.
...And the Fry at the Strand Bakery in Newcastle is amazing!
Welcome to the Forum. You're in the right place!

My kind of machine!

Does anyone recognise the arcade in Doomwatch: 'You killed Toby Wren'?

It certainly can't be called 'flimsy'.
Good idea to add the second axle.

Gertrude Lawrence was more fun...

There's a rail station in Enfield called Turkey Street.
I often wonder if the next street to it is Goose Street or Greece Street!
PS. It's as far as you can go on an Oyster!)

Sorry about the misunderstanding. The comment was intended to reflect my concern for preserving our national heritage, rather than a criticism of your business plan. People need to become familiar with the handling and working of our heritage currency, otherwise, like the Welsh language, it will die...

It reflects the value of today's pound.

Ten for a Pound?
I prefer to work in whole numbers!

It's looking good.
...but why would anyone keep old pennies in stacks of TEN?

If anybody wants to know all about Granville Bradshaw, a book all about is life and his “genius” inventions can read Barry M Jones book “A Flawed Genius“ published by Panther Publishing. He was involved in Radial engines, motorbikes, aeroplanes, Wankel engines , as well as The Little Stockbroker. A...

A good £200 worth, basic as it is.
I'll take five...

Single-player Cascades were available...

Original parts are fine, as long as we keep things in perspective.
I wouldn't miss out on driving my Hansom cab because I'm waiting to find the correct period horse.

Thanks for the link, but...
I had to turn it off. It was about to cost me 68 dollars.

badpenny wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 10:37 pm He wants to do what with it in the loo?

I've been on this forum too long.
I was expecting that!

The green plums suggest Jubilee.

What a disaster!

A genuine miniature shooting-gallery, no less.
I'm impressed.