The front has two spurs, the side, seen at back of second photo, a grazing horse, maybe a rider? Also interested in what jukebox is across from the pin. I believe this was taken shortly after WW II.
972948C6-86C0-4565-AC82-5631ABE758B7 (resized).jpeg9D847C1C-30BC-4C52-9CA6-0DF79700A4D3 (resized).jpegQuoted from Mikala:It’s a ‘47 United “Nevada”
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1666
I appreciate the knowledge this answer took.
Quoted from phil-lee:I appreciate the knowledge this answer took.
So do I, and wonder if Mikala already knew the game, or understands the IPDB search function better than I do.
Relatively simple. From the looks of the cabinet, I ruled out Gottlieb and Williams games in my mind. Then I searched for all games from 1945-1950. Clicked on anything I saw that was western or southwest related and not GTB or WMS. I believe I hit it on my third try. From the design, I believe the jukebox is a Rock-Ola, but that one is a little harder to tell from the picture.
Always enjoy threads like this. Trying to identify a pin based on photo, or a good description. Searching through the IPDB can be interesting too.
Looking at the photo above one could eliminate Gottlieb right a way, as their shooter housing is different.
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