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Bryans Twelvewin & Sixwin Clock faces & instructions.

Thanks,
It was 1988 branded into the wood on the top panel behind the flash/coin entry.I still think mine was a late machine running on 1p,anyone know when they stopped making these ?
Thanks for the link to the artwork but how do i download and print them off(not much of a techie here ).
Toyed with waxing or neutral colour varnish as i didnt like the yellowy finish,will experiment.
Cheers.

Hi,Tried the download and print off but came out patchy,anyone have any ideas or maybe someone can supply good quality ones ? Coppinpr ?

Mr PM may come to help on downloading as image came out patchy for me as well, so not downloading full size and probably just screen gif, as it expands well....over to you PM

Worked it out, as per previous guidelines, when getting pop up, select open in new tab. Go to the new window and select image and save copy locally.....this then selects the larger non screen gif version or make sure you have double clicked the image so it pops up and save that one to you're machine......, what is happening is your saving the screen gif that is tiny and grainy.......good luck

Done it, thanks! Like you say open in another window/tab and print from there. Great results!
Anyone got any more info on dating this machine etc?
TIA

There is a post that one person owns this info to match your serial number to who it was sold to and when, but not available at this time......

1p could mean post 1971, also it could have been converted by Bryan’s as I am sure many were at the time of decimalisation. I wonder if yours was one of these, just guessing from the serial number.

Instruction card was a success but clock face is larger than A4. Anyone managed to print one off before?

Unless you have an A3 printer, your best bet might be to take the image on a memory stick to Prontaprint or the like.