#1 4 years ago

RebelGuitars

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Game - for sale

For Sale: Pistol Poker - Only 200 Made

Added: 2020-03-24 17:09:41 UTC • Ended: April 14th, 2020
Condition: Used - shows wear but 100% working and clean

Price

$ 2,200 (OBO)

Open for offers

Looking to sale my Pistol Poker. Only 200 produced. Game plays well and has a fun ruleset with an animated backglass and well designed upper playfield. Has LEDs throughout.
I'd consider this better than players condition, but has some dings and scratches.
Pickup is available. I can also prep and ship with STI. Possibly interested in trades. PM me with offers, questions, more pics, etc.

Pistol Poker was a two level pinball game designed in 1993 by Wally Welch for the Gottlieb company's new venture called Alvin G. Co. It was a western themed game that combined skill shots with a poker card game. It was highlighted with an extra feature where the player creates the best poker hand in the marquee glass poker hand.

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Item location

Sylacauga, AL, US

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#2 4 years ago

ROB

transprtr4u

Pinside+ Frequent

Edmonton, AB

10y 130K 8,406 3 1

Very cool , first time seeing one of these!
Thanks for the great pics
GLWS

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#3 4 years ago

MGE

MattElder

Alvin G & Co. Museum

13y 98,300 1,859

OP
Quoted from RebelGuitars:
for the Gottlieb company's new venture called Alvin G. Co.

Good luck with the sale. Looks like a nice example.

FYI though.... Alvin G & Co. had ZERO affiliation with Gottlieb. Yes, Alvin’s dad started D. Gottlieb & Co. in 1927, but the family was officially done with Gottlieb and pinball with the sale of the company in 1977..... until March of 1990 when Michael and Alvin decided to start their own company.

Not only was Gottlieb/Premier not affiliated, they even took legal action against Alvin and would not allow him to use his last name for the new company. The original name was A. Gottlieb & Co, then briefly A.G. & Co., before finally settling on Alvin G. & Co.