Krac shot was the first of a series of small counter-top shooting games WH Ell and Co. made around the turn of the century. Six shots for a penny, the bell rings and your coin is returned for a bull's eye.

This attractive version of the game appears to be by Hawtins of Blackpool. You steer a large metal ball along a series of horizontal, increasingly perilous runs and your coin is returned if you successfully negotiate the hazards. Simple in concept and construction, these reliable games were popular with players and operators alike.