The Number Parade bandit
The Number Parade bandit
Cannot give a name, but colourful sounds good for now. The seller of the below machine has stated of unknown maker and name even after talking to specialist collectors. Well I haven’t a clue and at thought it was yet another stimulator, but it is an actual gaming machine and pays out coins. Certainly different if not a little optimistic on the price.....haven’t put link but on eBay asking 850 for it....
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Re: Colourful bandit
The reels are interesting, all three are identical and (I'm guessing) 8 stop?
Where in the UK Tom? I don't want it but I might go and have a look at it.
Where in the UK Tom? I don't want it but I might go and have a look at it.
Re: Colourful bandit
It is on eBay, if it were 500 less I may have been interested
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OLD-PENNY-CO ... 1438.l2649
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OLD-PENNY-CO ... 1438.l2649
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Re: Colourful bandit
I've seen one of these ugly ducklings pictured somewhere years ago... possibly the same one. Memory fails...
Only paying on "jackpots" would account for the apparently simple mechanism. Prizes of 3, 2 and 1D are astonishingly measly for a three reeler and would surely attract little play. The future-pay system wouldn't help either. Interesting curiosity as an all British pseudo bandit. Reminds me of that other ill-conceived, left-handed gambling machine:
Only paying on "jackpots" would account for the apparently simple mechanism. Prizes of 3, 2 and 1D are astonishingly measly for a three reeler and would surely attract little play. The future-pay system wouldn't help either. Interesting curiosity as an all British pseudo bandit. Reminds me of that other ill-conceived, left-handed gambling machine:
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