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I have 5 penny grinders here in Oz but I know of more than 10 in the UK, none for sale unfortunately.

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arrgee wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 8:04 am Lot of work required there s.s.

I’ve done worse

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Couple of Conveyor projects for the dry season

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Recent find, seems to be complete. Would appreciate any info, machine name, maker etc. Thanks

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Came across this wooden headboard, 1950s style, has anyone any idea of the viewer it may have come off ?

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Just thought I’d post a couple of photos of the dropcard machine I found a couple of years back

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Recent find with coin pool mechanism intact.

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They’re still out there!

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Great machines.

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I’d say mine’s original

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It has a coat of arms above the plate and two finials on top. Salter casting. I’ll get some better pics when I get a chance.

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I’ll grab a pic of the golf later

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I have cricket, golf and football, certainly not among my favourite machines but they do have their place in the history of coin op.

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I have a couple here in Australia with imperial & metric faces for both sets.

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It’s strangely compelling as most Frantz games were... Dodge City is a ripper too.

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Bought this one on fb marketplace last week. All works, just needs glass & decals.

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Nah, I don’t think it's that one, I’ve had it a long time and I don't collect coins.

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I have a hand coloured mutoscope can can reel too.

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The value is the love.

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A star wheel holds the penny in place then lets it drop into the coin box or into the payout chute, depending.

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