One of Oliver Whales' many sweet-paying allwins. The naive artwork suggests an early '50s date. The peppermint bar was worth 6D at the time, making it a tempting prospect.



Oliver Whales   1950s
Added to Allwins by on 25/05/17

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This machine deserves a description...

Oliver Whales   1954
Added to Allwins by on 25/05/17

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The gallery has four win positions, paying 2D, a second and third place, and one loser. Balls that land in second or third place remain in the corresponding pockets. As the instructions explain, a win with a ball in second place pays 4, and a win with a ball in second and third place pays 6. This simple progressive feature adds to the game's appeal, which appears to have been Wonders' best seller.



Wondermatics   1954
Added to Allwins by on 25/05/17

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Ostensibly a fairly standard five-win type, what makes the Wizard special is its unique auto-payout mechanism. The coins are stacked end to end in a vertical channel, and released one at a time when the ball falls into a winning hole.


BMCo   1933
Added to Allwins by on 18/05/17

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This machine deserves a description...

Wondermatics   1954
Added to Allwins by on 25/05/17

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Win A Packet of Wrigley's Chewing Gum - one of the many sweet-vending allwins which were popular in the post-war period.


Ruffler and Walker   1950s
Added to Allwins by on 23/04/20

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