Wanted ... Dead Or Alive ...

[mark jackson]

I am looking to find the following:
1. The stainless steel ball guides which are attached to the wooden sides of the playfield. They're about 12cm long with a curved end on one end. I'm after 6 of these, which are on many Gottlieb 60s games.
2. A pair of red plastic flipper buttons as used on Williams games from the 60s.
3. A schematic for a 1959 4 player called 'The King' by Alben (French).
4. A dozen stainless steel post screws, with the hexagonal bit at the end (where the p'field plastic sits)...again, used in the 60s by Gottlieb.
5. a 0-9 unit from a mid 60s Gottlieb game.
If you need to talk or ask a question about any of this: ... 02 4328 1016 Thanks, Mark

[ddstoys]

Red Williams flipper buttons I can help with was debating on scrapping a cabinet I have spare now I will.

I'll can you show us a photo ofvthe stainless bits your after? 

And the 0 to 9 unit do you mean a score reel?

[Strangeways]

Post Pictures please Mark - I might have some of the parts you request.

[mark jackson]

Here's the flipper button, and the stainless steel ball guides are visible on lhs of this Bank A Ball. The 0-9 unit is the unit with the bakelite circle in the head of electro-mechanicals. It's a continuous stepping unit, and while not exactly game specific, they've got a gearing, wiper, and contact plate which have to be right for any particular game. I'll get photos later.

[mark jackson]

it didn't take the photos ... I'll try again later .....

[mark jackson]

...here goes....

[ddstoys]

The flipper buttons i definitely have.  0-9 unit is a maybe but can't help with the stainless bits

[mark jackson]

Daniel, that's great about the red flipper buttons. Is a picture possible? Feel free to quote your price either here, or via my e-mail. Thanks a lot. Mark

[ddstoys]

Hi mark.  Flipper buttons are free I'll see if I have a 0-9 unit out there aswell