Conqueror’s Flags
This appears to the earliest version of Handan-I's Conqueror's Flags |
Handan-Ni 1920s
Bomb Aimer
Rare war-time arcade game in which the player has to turn the knob on the left as the moving airship is over the target in the Germanic town below. A successful hit is rewarded by the return of the player's penny.
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Ahrens 1920s
Uneda
Typical of several British-made pinballs of the 1930s, the playfield design is unadventurous, but the build quality is good. |
Unknown maker 1930s
Aerial Cup
Simple but attractive upright coin-operated bagatelle, one of a series of similar games from the same unknown manufacturer. |
Unknown maker 1933
Life & Health
Coin-operated electric shock therapy seems to have been a departure from CW Brecknell's main activity of producing commercial and domestic weighing machines. The basic design has much in common with that of earlier manufacturers. |
CW Brecknell 1920s
Try Your Weight
The mechanism of this Birmingham-made penny scale has much in common with the classic design by Percival Everitt of 1884, which was also used in Salter scales.
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CW Brecknell 1920s
Step Up To Mike
Rare survivor, this highly Art Deco voice recorder in the form of the Empire State Building briefly appears in the film Brighton rock (1947). "Coin operated. Electrically records the voice. Delivers record (which will play on any gramophone) and posting envelope". |
AMECO 1934
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