Who made this allwin?

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Picked this up in the week
It needs a few of the trips so it doesn't stop paying out
Any idea who made it
So I can find the trips
Nice back flash in it

[wembleylion]

It looks like part of the mech. comes from an Oliver Whales Treble Chance or similar Allwin where three payouts are made depending on which of the winning cups the ball lands in. See photos please.

Spares are / were available from Allwinspares.co.uk

Hope this helps. John

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Got a few ow machines
Don't think there the same
This looks better quality
Sorry olly

[JC]

Bob, if I were a gambling man I'd bet my house that this is a Shefras machine (from the same stable as Extrawin, Beat the Clock, Speedway etc.). As I'm not, I'll just offer it as a suggestion.
(I'd also bet that it's not the original backflash).

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Well am going to look at the extrawin
1st then jerry
And see if your right
Got one in the garage
But I don't think they done the tops of there machines like this one

Pictures later

[pennymachines]

I saw this a few weeks ago when it was covered in matt black paint. At first I suspected it was a Nostalgic Machines allwin, until I took a closer look. Like, JC, when I see a well-made '50s allwin of unidentifiable origin, I think first of Shefras, in this case Morris, not Philip. The solid one-piece cast aluminium gallery and very plain gallery shield is typical Morris Shefras, although the cabinet top, as you say, less so. I'm guessing you turn the knob clockwise for payout (Oliver Whales is anti-clockwise).

[chris rideout]

Well am going to look at the extrawin...

The Extrawin I remember had a rotor in the middle. Look at this:
http://www.visit.carters-steamfair.co.u ... trawin.jpg

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Am not bothered any more chris
Its in someone else's hands
Cheers anyway