Arcades, Museums & Gamerooms
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Re: '60s arcade.
Nice find. Thanks for posting. Many classic games here. Those two fleeting shots of the Basketball (with balls blowing from the middle similar to the Bingo machine earlier in the clip) are the first I've seen of the game since playing it as a kid. Also answers my question about the manufacturer - another fun game from Shields of Bridlington. It has something in common with the 1930s Ahrens Bubbles.
An Afternoon at Marvin's
Marvin’s Marvellous Mechanical Museum
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A generous cocktail of video monitors and electrickery shaken up with oodles of computer controlled chips
.............. but then again what isn't these days?
If this place was on my doorstep I'd go in for the atmosphere but it wouldn't slacken my purse strings any.
Hasn't Burt Reynolds got an amazingly tiny yet tinny sounding wanger?

If this place was on my doorstep I'd go in for the atmosphere but it wouldn't slacken my purse strings any.
Hasn't Burt Reynolds got an amazingly tiny yet tinny sounding wanger?
Arcade at the Dorset steam fair 2009
Old Penny Arcade at Swanage Pier, 2009
D Hooper's Old Penny Arcade at the Dorset Steam Fair, 2009
J Morley's Old Penny Arcade at the Dorset Steam Fair, 2009
D Hooper's Old Penny Arcade at the Dorset Steam Fair, 2009
J Morley's Old Penny Arcade at the Dorset Steam Fair, 2009
Re: Arcades, Museums & Gamerooms
The Joe Welch American Antique Museum
An interview with Joe Welch himself... watch it to the end and see if you can keep count of the vintage slot machine in his collection....
An interview with Joe Welch himself... watch it to the end and see if you can keep count of the vintage slot machine in his collection....
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when are we all going on a visit?
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Re: Arcades, Museums & Gamerooms
Wow - what a collection! It must be worth upward of $30 million. More upright wheel machines in one room than I've seen in many years of auction sales. If you want to see it, better make it soon, or the next chance you'll get is when it's broken up and sold at auction - it's worth far too much for the local community to buy it and keep it open unless he wills it to them. The Liberty Bell alone is worth seven figures. The only other one I know of is in the Fey collection at Carson City Museum.loramarsden wrote:what a fascinating story, and what an AMAZING collection!
when are we all going on a visit?
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