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These people have taken fanaticism to the point of insanity.

Their actual position is this: Galloper rides encourage people to think that riding horses is acceptable.

Well it is!

He will also supply you with a less hideous belly glass. I don't know which is worse; Fiesta or Carousel, but both make me feel ill just looking at them.

My personal 'holy grail'.

(Among others!)

'Baloons' at 0:21 must be a rarity.
Among the new stuff at the end, 1:13, a blurred view of the 'helicopter versus the flying saucers' game I used to play in Smith's Arcade, Butlin's Filey.
JINGLE had one, years back, but it was £400...

I was watching it on eBay, and completely failed to spot it as Firman's.
Must try harder. I love Firman machines.

I would have been interested in buying it, as I have the two usual conversions, Cricketers and Buy British.

Shame about the deal-breaker mentioned in the advert...

Has anyone heard of The EXAMINER, a Little Stockbroker conversion with, seemingly, a different gameplay?
It's on eBay, with an even more fantastic price than the one which sold at the Elephant House last month, but without the hole hacked into the front.

Looks at first like a re-glassed Action Line, except for the absence of the distinctive dual symbols.

Payout is electric, and seems to be all there. Does it make any sounds when you get a win? If not, it could be a simple blown fuse.

It's happened 3 times against exactly lots of times when 2 cherries popped up on either 5 or 10. What happens is you put in the coin, pull the handle and then magic happens. BP :!?!: Looking at the reel order, I'm guessing that this is a 2x10-stop mech., which changes over at games 5 and 10? You wo...

I've seen the Hand and Foot buttons on someting else...

Automatic photo booths became popular when the Working Man joined the Jet Set, and everyone needed a passport.

They only get away with knowing nothing because the viewers know even less.

It's Skill! It's Skill!

Are those the original reel symbols? When did these 'new style' symbols start to appear?

It's my view that the machine isn't in ex-service condition. Notice, for instance, the American 'checks only' designaton. The removal of the drop jackpot probably coincided with its first use in GB, or is in line with a subsequent change in gaming regulations; probably the cash payout limit of 10x t...

It's an Instone and Ashby-style conversion, but I've never seen one on a Jennings.

There doesn't seem to be a description of the Feature?

Odd!

I believe the Mills 'Liberty Bell' machine has occasionally been seen on this side of the pond.

Powell's Automatics made loads of interesting Jubilee conversions, the best known being O-X-O. There's a now-scarce one called Pot Black, with a snooker theme, which ought to be a collector's item in its own right.

Do we have a timescale for production of these machines? I always think of them as part of the flurry of new games which came with the introduction of the New Penny. (Brenco Heads & Tails was another).

That's more like it!