Last edition

[badpenny]

Thanks for the memories Jerry ...............

[highfield]

Received last magazine today. Thanks Jerry

[treefrog]

Not many posts on this thread, come on guys.......

Anyway, thanks Jerry, I for one enjoyed the read while I have been subscribing really appreciate the dedicated contributors, who without them, there would have been no issues. Never contributed myself as I have always felt a novice in this field and only been collecting in recent years, but I guess that is not an excuse.

I hope at a minimum people use this site in terms of contribution, which has been perhaps slack by some established people in recent times......,

See you in Brighton

[jimmycowman]

yes a sad day for the mag... thank you jerry for putting it together for all theses years... and keeping it together

[speedwell]

I received my last mag yesterday.Will be sorely missed. Informative. Helpful. Sometimes funny.For a modest unskilled collector like myself has been invaluable. Reading others' memories of various arcades very nostalgic for me. Thanks Jerry. A great deal of hard work for little reward. All I can say is that your efforts were enormously appreciated by me and I am sure by many.

[pennymachines]

Not many posts on this thread, come on guys.......

Too depressed to talk about it
Thanks Jerry and to all who contributed.

[john t peterson]

It was a work of love, Jerry, and sincerely appreciated by all your readers and admirers. Thanks for the memories.

J Peterson
American admirer

[badpenny]

For goodness sake don't do what I just did.
I thought I'd post a Youtube video of "Thanks for the memories" expecting Frank Sinatra or the like.

I must have mis-spelt it and it defaulted to "thanks for the mammories", still it whiled away the morning.

[slotalot]

Yep, Thanks Jerry, sorry to see it go, but glad I kept every copy

[13rebel]

For me, the outstanding contribrutions were the Oliver Whales and Jamiesons histories together with the memories of Robert Rowland, always engaging, fun and amusing, sometimes jogging my memory but often wishing that I had similar occurencies.