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I had a real nice working Turf King in my collection. The Bally horse race themed one ball games like Turf King were made in the late 1940's. I liked playing it and if I had the space for it, I would have keep it.
In 1951 Bally started manufacturing Bingo pinball machines and use almost all the parts internally from the one ball horse race games. I sold mine for $350 and it played perfect and look great too. Very nice looker and cool player.
Quoted from BlackCatBone:Vic - Did you have six horse race games at one time? That is an awesome collection! I love the way a row of games gives me that jangly feeling, just like walking into an arcade fifty years ago.
I had a pair Turf Kings and made a good one out of the two. The picture of the "six pack" of Turf Kings is from a friends coin op business in PA about 15 years ago. I think the lot of them went over seas with a boat load of bingos.
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Clifton, NJ