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[roger]

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I may be somewhat late for Audrey but I'm hoping you can fill me in with the inside scoop on these other beauties.

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A finder's fee of $2.00 (two dollars) awaits that member who leads me to one of these machines and results in my purchase. An identification only will not result in a cash reward but only my eternal gratitude. ROGER

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p.s In case of a tie, the reward will be divided proportionately.

[roger]

I am doubling my generous finders fee in order to inspire members to respond to my inquiry.

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I have also added two additional machines for your identification. ROGER

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[john t peterson]

Roger,
For the top three in order: "The Grand Prix" by Spangel, France 1936; " Win and Place," Wondermatics, London, 1954; and "Multi ball", (or four ball) Handan-Ni Ltd, London,1913.

I do own two of the three and your name is at the top of the list if I decide to sell; I want that extra $2.00

J Peterson
Holding, USA

[roger]

Thanks John for the identifications..........I had spent many fruitless hours trying to put a name on these pictures.
As to you claiming the $2.00 finder fee (increased to $4.00)...That will be subject to future negotiations. ROGER

[john t peterson]

I had spent many fruitless hours trying to put a name on these pictures.

Roger. In the interest of saving you from missing any more Bingo games at Shady Pines, here is information on the remaining two games.

"The Gypsy" is by Bradfort. If you put Original Bradfort Gypsy into the search box above, it will bring up a picture of that machine here on Pennymachines.

The second game, a French roulette, is more challenging. I could not find a match however were I a betting man, I would say it is by Louis Loubet, France, early to mid-30's. The defining feature is the case, a signature style of this manufacturer.

Now, go and get your Bingo card and, good luck!

J Peterson
Gambler, USA

[pennymachines]

A Roi Dame roulette sold for just over £1,000 in 2018 at Galerie de Chartres.

[roger]

Hi John...........Believe me ; This is NOT Shady Pines !!! ROGER

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Just sign in.....

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