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Hi Stuart,

Thanks a lot for the response, really does help.

I'll give it a go and let you know how it goes.

Thanks a lot

Hi, I have seen a few people reproduce thier tatty old backflashes to a great standard from time to time and have never known how they manage to do this. Anyone who has done this in the past or knows how, could you give me a run through of how to do it? Do you need a particular type of scanner? Or a...

If you are a subscriber to MMM, you will be able to see in the adverts pages that someone is selling a reproduction Watling Rol-A-Top.

Just thought I'd mention it if anyone is actually interested in buying one.

Just a thought,

Did this crane split in half so that it could be moved easier like the Bryans Foursquare?

These cranes are huge aren't they? So would've been hard to move or even deliver, wouldn't it?

WOW Badpenny
You really have out done yourself there with that explanation
Thankyou for taking the time do take all the pictures and annotate them, really was a massive help
Hope to see you at Coventry

Hi all,

Can anyone help me out and try to explain to me how a Jennings Governor Jackpot works. How it is activated etc...

Any pictures to describe it as well would be a great help.

Thanks

Some useful flyers on the Sega Windsor series bandits. Hope this helps.

Some useful flyers on the Sega Windsor series bandits.

£40 back in 1936 must have been a huge amount!!
Which was more desirable do you think, the manual or the electric?

Thanks a lot PM!

I'm guessing this is the manual version?

Does anyone have other pictures of a Bryans Walden Goliath Crane?

I would have gone for this if they had remembered to call me back!!!

Hi John I think one was on eBay recently and went for £700. "An Extremely rare the only one Known!! This is a catcher type wall or table top allwin type machine there is no rot or worm The machine is in full working order on old penny 1d ( it has key ,the game is a game of skill is that you nee...

The case looks like it's based on a Aristocrat Starlite.

Looks a little bit like a machine in the Carters arcade. Don't know much about it though, sorry.

Taken from melvyn's site. "William Edward Bryan was born in 1894, and opened up his slot machine factory at Kegworth, Derbyshire (England) in 1920."
Also says that the 12 win clock was introduced in 1947!!! haha

Yeah I agree, never has appealed to me really.
I have been offered a couple in the past and turned them down mostly due to not knowing if they were orginals or not.

Thanks for letting me know the difference between the two.
What do they normally go for? £510 seems quite high especially for a repro one

Hi all :D Thanks for all the replies and info. I have got it working as far as when you put a coin in the ball is released and the arm can now pick it up and put it into play. Not 100% sure on the payout yet, not sure if any springs or levers are missing. I think I will just leave the pump for now. ...

Topic merged - Site Admin. How do you tell the difference between the original Bryan's Ripplers and the other ones which I am led to believe where built from some original parts by a private collector. Don't know if that is true but that's what I heard. The reason I ask is because there is Bryans R...