The Aussie Pinball Arcade
Aussie Pinball Forums => General Discussion => Your Collection => Topic started by: ddstoys on May 19, 2014, 09:40:34 PM
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Well was a good surprise to arrive today on my birthday was definitely a highlight. Something old and unique to add to my shed.
Big thanks to Jason for letting this go.
(http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/19/e8y7u6yq.jpg)(http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/19/pyjubety.jpg)(http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/19/agabuju9.jpg)
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Vary nice,
Red
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I'm glad that last shot had the instructions Daniel because I had no idea what that was. Looks very cool though, how old is it? Interesting that it couldn't be used by minors, any idea what the story is behind that?
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I'm glad that last shot had the instructions Daniel because I had no idea what that was. Looks very cool though, how old is it? Interesting that it couldn't be used by minors, any idea what the story is behind that?
This was sold by a friend of mine
The reason for "positively no sales to minors" was because that machine was essentially an illegal poker machine pretending to be a gumball machine to avoid police detection. %.%
Imagine how expensive a gumball would have been in the 1930's @ 1 cent each?
The person playing the machine would have been paying 1 cent not for the gumball but to win a cigar or two. ^^^
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congrats on the new addition and happy birthday
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Yes thanks for the hook up rich ;). Another new addition shortly aswell
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Just been searching and it's 1940s
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Just been searching and it's 1940s
It should be earlier than that
http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=2996
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I'm glad that last shot had the instructions Daniel because I had no idea what that was. Looks very cool though, how old is it? Interesting that it couldn't be used by minors, any idea what the story is behind that?
This was sold by a friend of mine
The reason for "positively no sales to minors" was because that machine was essentially an illegal poker machine pretending to be a gumball machine to avoid police detection. %.%
Imagine how expensive a gumball would have been in the 1930's @ 1 cent each?
The person playing the machine would have been paying 1 cent not for the gumball but to win a cigar or two. ^^^
That makes sense, thanks for the insight.
congrats on the new addition and happy birthday
Yes, Happy Birthday!
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Just been searching and it's 1940s
It should be earlier than that
http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=2996
Nice one Rich ;). It's just jumped to second oldest piece in the shed
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Very cool addition mate, well done ^^^
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Happy Birthday .
It is great to get something different ... $^*
You just need some one cent peices now..
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Happy Birthday .
It is great to get something different ... $^*
You just need some one cent peices now..
Good point
do you have any one usa one cent coins to actually play it Dan?? %.%
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Yeah Jason gave me a few but it works on 5c coins aswell ;)