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I added a 1932 Pla-Girl to the Prewar stable. I picked it up at auction. I will have it in my possession in a couple weeks when my delivery guy gets back to town.
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Quoted from John_I:Cool. Looking forward to playing it. Are those legs original? They look like an aquarium stand.
It is the original stand. I have one for the Ballyhoo I picked up as well. The stands were an option back in the 30's.
Quoted from littlecammi:Nice find, but you're missing the backbox and backglass.
(Do I even have to add that I'm just kidding?)
Damn thing doesn't have any flippers either. HAHA
It arrived in one piece. This game will be available to play at Free Play Florida in November. I still owe pics to IPDB.
I spent this weekend putting all my 30's games with pictures into the www.pinballowners.com site. You can search my collection in the site, I am "jmsvero"
Hope to see you at Free Play.
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Vero Beach, FL