Ryan, Glad to see you now have Bingo play figured out. They make a modern deep pin seem shallow. Especially when you figure how they were played for money, despite the "For Amusement Only/No Gambling Permitted" phony signage.

Nick, Great to see your Multi being played by the public. I can't wait to play it sometime. Especially the Mississippi Show Boat.

Now, if we can just get Clay to allow a "Bingo Row" in the next expansion of the VFW.... I might even donate a six card.....

A word to those thinking of getting a Bingo; You can't have just one. You need at least on Magic Screen with OK, a Mystic Line, A six card and one of the Miss America's. Then, you'll want a Magic Squares, or a Bounty, or Miss Universe, or one of the Wheel games or, heck, why not one of everything?

I'd love a Bally Continental just to be able to put it together without help or a lift table.

Great work hauling them from Richmond, VA to York, PA.

On another note, I'm proud to say I've played all of Jeff's, I mean Jeffrey's, machines at his home fifteen years ago. He stored two that someone I bought them from dropped off during an Arkansas-New Jersey run. When I went to pick them up with my (at the time, young) son, what a great lesson I got in playing Bingos as up until then, I only had a Six Card and a Mystic Lines. Both the kind that Mr. Lawton does not exactly care for. I loved Bounty and Lido. Lido was similar to the Malibu Beach I was picking up so we spent a lot of time playing it. Who are we kidding, I loved all of them. The only better collection has to be Bingo Butch's as I recall he has them all.

Nice to see Jeffrey hasn't aged a bit from the show photos. I've only seen him twice since at Expo's although we email every so often. He and the late Carol were very gracious hosts to my son & I.