Got this as a curb find a few days ago, not a ton left of it but figured there'd be some decent parts left. Trying to figure out what it was... Pretty sure it was a bingo, but beyond that I don't know yet. I can't find any conclusive identifying marks on the thing. Looks like it has an automatic ball feed mechanism. Shooter rod has a 'beehive' housing. Two buttons on the front are red and green recessed marbled plastic type. There's a tag in the bottom that reads "No. 6550".
Quoted from stumptown:Got this as a curb find a few days ago, not a ton left of it but figured there'd be some decent parts left. Trying to figure out what it was... Pretty sure it was a bingo, but beyond that I don't know yet. I can't find any conclusive identifying marks on the thing. Looks like it has an automatic ball feed mechanism. Shooter rod has a 'beehive' housing. Two buttons on the front are red and green recessed marbled plastic type. There's a tag in the bottom that reads "No. 6550".
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Love that it has side service panels. That’s awesome!
Quoted from DennisDodel:Bally 1951 Spot-Lite.
Kudos for recognizing that!!
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=2321
Quoted from Isochronic_Frost:Love that it has side service panels. That’s awesome!
it was even better ... spot the toggle switch on top of the reflex unit? That turned on lights inside the cabinet.
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