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Williams, 1960
Arrow Head
Williams, 1957
Buccaneer
Gottlieb, 1948
Humpty Dumpty
Gottlieb, 1947
Jungle
Williams, 1960
Just 21
Gottlieb, 1950
Kismet
Williams, 1961
Lady Robin Hood
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Mr. Mabs definitely has been flying under the radar. We all know and love the creations of Wayne, Norm Clark, Steve, Ed Krynski, and even Ted Zale. The "father of the flipper" often goes unnoticed and unappreciated. Thanks for posting this and paying homage to a major figure in the history of the games we cherish so much.
You have the best collection...period!
Well, maybe "oldcarz" could give you a tussle and he's a lot closer to visit than you are!
Quoted from oldcarz:Well, thanks for the shoutout, but it appears that o-din has a much larger collection than me. Nice, though, that we can all enjoy each other's games vicariously via pix and videos.
To add to the list of Mabs games, here's two more Gottliebs- 1950 Bank A Ball and Rockettes.
I will get down there. It's a must!
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