B.M. Co. Airplane-type allwin identified

[coppinpr]

I found this photo online at the "Port Adelaide" site and would be interested to know who made it.

[john t peterson]

It would help to see the complete machine. From the limited view, I'd go with BM Co. Those spandrels are also on other allwins they produced and they did make several games using the airplane cups. It's a little unusual to see a game with both a gallery and cups but that's one of the charms of these early allwins. See if you can get a full picture for us.

J Peterson
Allwinning in America

[coppinpr]

Not much chance of a full photo - this is just a gap filler on the site and described as "an early pinball".

[pennymachines]

As John says, definitely B.M. Co. - there's a pink-painted example here.

[john t peterson]

My God, Mr. PennyMachines; how do you remember all this minutia?

To say I am continually impressed with your brilliant acumen would be an understatement.

Well done, Sir.

J Peterson
Admiring in America

[pennymachines]

Errm... I put "Airplane" in the Forum Search and there it was.