Tin cowboy allwin
Tin cowboy allwin
Sold today for £540 (£700 Inc comm) this unusual allwin. Bright red with handles and cowboy and Indian transfers on, possibly added later.
It looks like it is steel cased.
I am sure I have seen this before, but could not find in site or my photos. I remember the transfers, handles and unusual coin cup... Wonder who made this. I like it and love the colour. 
It looks like it is steel cased.


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Re: Tin cowboy Allwin
Yes, I too was intrigued by the metal suitcase that morphed into an allwin (or vice versa). 'Have allwin, will travel'. 

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It has a trigger quadrant on BOTH sides, like the Retro-Arcade ones.
Is that a clue?
Is that a clue?
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A lot of early Saxony Allwins also had this style of hardware as wellbrigham wrote:It has a trigger quadrant on BOTH sides
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Pics of inside if it gives any clues as to a particular maker or does it look like a one off project made by someone? It’s extremely well built as I can testify having had to get into it as the key was snapped in the lock which hopefully I can have made. The backflash is aluminium with either transfer images, as mentioned by TF, or possibly painted. I will have a closer look when I remove the glass for cleaning.
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