This is one of several designs of the Prospector produced over many years by Pugh Automatics. The object is to roll pennies between the gaps in the continuous moving conveyor so that they halt and are carried by the belt to the payout points, whereupon the indicated prizes are received in the payout cup below.

Press the button and watch the arrow progress around the dartboard. Release the button when it reaches a high score for a payout.  Unlike real darts, skill was not a factor as the machine was final arbiter of where the arrow stopped.

There are three challenges: First steer the ball down a see saw towards the gap in the first switch box; then try to catch it in the fingers; and finally, push the knob to drop it over the third switch box. There are 5 balls for 1d, and achieving a score of at least 9 returns your penny. The score dial and coin return are activated electro-mechanically.

Rare half penny version (showing mechanism).

This giant allwin is a sister machine to the standard-sized Spitfire. It probably had a framed-mirror top sign originally.

This patriotic war-time game featuring the famous British fighter aircraft is sometimes seen with a framed glass 'Spitfire' marquee.