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1940s Daval Skill Thrill penny shoot trade stimulator.
Load the penny into the top of the pistol. Aim for the slot on the backboard. If the penny lands in the slot, a bell rings and the penny is returned to the player via the chute adjacent to the pistol.
I love the art deco design to the cabinet and the art package is first-rate.
1940s Baker Novelty Company Kicker Catcher. J.F. Frantz Mfg. Co. and Baker began making this style game in the mid-1930s, utilizing baseball, soccer and other themes, in addition to the favorite American football theme, as shown in this example.
If you've ever played one of these, then you know how addictive they can be.
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