Win A Packet of Aero
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Well designed Aero chocolate vending allwin in oak cabinet. |
Ruffler and Walker 1950s
Win A Peppermint
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
Win And Place
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
Wizard
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
Wrigley’s Chewing Gum
Win A Packet of Wrigley's Chewing Gum - one of the many sweet-vending allwins which were popular in the post-war period.
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Ruffler and Walker 1950s
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