FYI Rick is aware that Python Anghelo himself did these just before he passed away, He signed each one of them. We sold them as part of the fund raiser for Python. I personally purchased everyone of them and have some remaining. Since Python has passed away I am now simply trying to sell them at the same price which I gave to Python. The ones I purchased and sold during his last days I still gave him all the proceeds from the second sale so he ended up with 2x the funds. There were only 50 total. I think I have around 25 remaining.

The interesting thing is that I have documents that Python's contract with WMS had expired when he designed PC and WMS failed to pay Python for all his work on the game so it will be interesting to see who ultimately ends up with the rights.

Cheers,
James

A bit of trivia about Python's artwork which Rick is displaying of the Pinball Circus. The Flippy the Clown is Python and the acrobatic lady was Python's wife. Python was extremely fond of elephants so he wanted the strong elephant to ride on in the artwork, of course it was easy as it also fit the circus theme. I don't recall him saying what the tiger represented, if anything, so most likely it was just an extension of the circus theme.