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badpenny wrote: ↑Thu Apr 29, 2021 8:30 pm 6 homes and 6 women

At least no one can accuse you of being a misogynist!

I'm pleased that you needed to look it up Mr pm

Sadly I have no photos... It came to me in the late '70s, possibly from the Barry Noble outfit I think.

The Union Jack I had was in a wide body Bally case. Only 3 symbols on the reels, as I remember: Union Jacks, tankards and bars. Payouts were either 5 x 2p or 25 x 2p, I think.

I had one of these......it was called Union Jack.....and yes it was a Bally!

Haven't seen one like this before... but internal parts seem to be Bally.
I can't see a maker's name on the glass?

But to some people this is essential travel!

It's great to see you back on here Bob !!

I've used old oak furniture... book shelves are often best. You can find them in second hand shops or auction rooms... usually go pretty cheap.

Check the fuse holders... they are made of plated brass and the arms that hold the fuse lose tension.
When you try to bend the arms back in again they break and fall off. Happens on all the old Ballys!

Going from memory.... The anti cheat relay should pull in on the first play cycle and stay energised through its holding contacts... Have you got a circuit diagram?

Pennymachines has found the correct picture, but it is quite different to the Plaza illustrated on the Seeburg catalogue page posted by dinkywink.

I am pretty sure the top marquee frame was original and used the same mounting brackets as shown. Just the top horizontal wood part was missing which I remade. Remember this was a "giant type allwin" and maybe suited the small marquee.

john t peterson wrote: ↑Sun Jul 11, 2021 10:38 pmI realize that it is a British game but why didn't they put the riders on BSA, Triumph, Norton, Royal Enfield or some other cool English motorcycle instead of those sissy scooters?

I hope there are no mods reading this!

I remember coin operated toilet doors ...but not the coin operated paper dispensers...surely not

I'm pretty sure that is a B M Co Made in England.

5 A 3 pin Bulgin

I think you may need a Bulgin plug.

This is what mine looks like. You look to have a modern reproduction reel with straight cards. The original reels had curved cards. There is an article somewhere (maybe on this site* explaining all this). You may have to search on google.

*Re: Reproduction Mutoscope reels

The handheld stereoscopes had a sliding card mount which you could adjust backwards and forwards to get the best position to suit your eyes. The coin operated machines I suppose used the best average position... On mine it is 7 inches between the underside of the lens and the card, but sometimes the...