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Bally, 1957
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Quoted from robertmee:Similar one for $40
https://offerup.com/item/detail/563666223/
Way two different pichinkos .
Op has posted a German style probably by bell late 60's early 70's. Plug has been hacked to take 120v , but kinda old and interesting version.
The second you posted is Japanese from early 80's.
Duisburg
I’ve seen too many of the Japanese pachinkos, but this is the first German one I have seen. Any guess what this would be worth? I’ve seen the other kind for sale anywhere between $40 and $400(really?).
http://penny-arcade.info/the-gunter-wulff-collection
Found some interesting information at this website. Like Pinslot said, it’s a gambling “bingolett” machine.
2 weeks later
for the record, I picked this machine up.
Is interesting to see this machine spark interest on the pinball forums (pinside), pachinko forums (pachitalk), and the European machines forums (pennymachines) that I am on.
It is definitely not a pachinko, though it does take some design from them, and fuses it with the traditional late-50s European roto slot machine tech
Quoted from cait001:for the record, I picked this machine up.
Is interesting to see this machine spark interest on the pinball forums (pinside), pachinko forums (pachitalk), and the European machines forums (pennymachines) that I am on.
It is definitely not a pachinko, though it does take some design from them, and fuses it with the traditional late-50s European roto slot machine tech
Did it work? Didnt have time, i may have pursued it if I had.
Quoted from Ericpinballfan:Did it work? Didnt have time, i may have pursued it if I had.
Don't know, I am not going to plug it in until I have time to review and test the transformer. European machines are 220 V.
Looks very clean inside though. Only down side is the wood, but it just needs a cleaning and refinishing.
Quoted from cait001:Don't know, I am not going to plug it in until I have time to review and test the transformer. European machines are 220 V.
Looks very clean inside though. Only down side is the wood, but it just needs a cleaning and refinishing.
Thanks, when your ready and done please post an update. Love these penny machines!
Quoted from jasonspoint28:Any chance you could post a video of it in action when you get it going? I would love to see it!
I can, but check out this far better video: (Bingolette was 1959, Rialto 1964, but they are basically the same machine)
be sure to check his whole channel if you like british penny machines!
4 months later
Rialto now all working. Find the repair log here: https://www.maaca.org/viewtopic.php?t=25552
20190818_211523 (resized).jpgQuoted from cait001:Rialto now all working. Find the repair log here: https://www.maaca.org/viewtopic.php?t=25552[quoted image]
Nice work, well done.
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