Was that being used as a Lawn Ornament? Or as a Trellis?

This what happens when you leave your pin parked to long, in an unsecured location, "Some one will steal the legs off of it!"

Crispy!

The ball is going to get stuck, playing that game.

When is the E-bay auction starting??

Many years with no shooter tip rubber, mushrooming happens like that, easy peezy. Metal on metal.

That looks interesting. Prototype, or a 1 off? Is it from Italy or USA?

Your pets would leave too!

Is it on an Island?

Might also need a new bottle of Wood Glue.

Wait till I post the Flying High Backglass, I just picked up.

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Most of the blue is gone. There is coloured snow flakes falling out of the backbox every time it moves.

What is with those Black dots on the backglass? Covering over holes in the backglass artwork?

Ya, really need a better photo. Has the artwork fell off of the glass in 1 large sheet? The bulbs are protruding through some how?? The circles are to perfect. Even above the score reels. Interesting none the less.

OK got it now, the blue has almost totally flaked off.

Cutting a circular hole in regular glass is possible. But the edges of the circle in this photo are to close to the sides of the glass. Plus that black line in the sink, looks like an error when the image was edited or touched up.

Remember, he is more scared of you, than you are to him.

Taken from a junk yard internet story. Must of needed some serious repairs, to be left outside.
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That pin is upside down. Not positive of which pin it was, but it has yellow score reels, (for a single player). So that is early to mid 1960's. It is in a wrecking yard in N.C.

Picture from IPDB of the motor board for a Magic Circle.
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Lubbock Texas.

If your going to Lubbock, might as well visit the Buddy Holly Museum too.

"The Horror"
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Do not like the cabinet art, as it was either brush painted or done with a big marker. But the execution is not that bad. Small bar, at a pinball height, might need some lighting from the back. Also needs numbers in the score windows. It could fit in were a pin would not.

You could be in pain for a week or two. Will you replace your Subaru with another?

Hopefully the insurance inspectors will be able to prove you just hit the Honda. That you did not create the 3 vehicle pile up.

With the way that the table base is made, it looks like the playfield is just sitting in the base. That is one way to save a populated playfield, which shows it off.
However those corners on the glass top look like they could hit a shin or knee.

"Only in Canada, you say, what a Pity"

Surly Mr. Robertson never expected his fasteners would be used in a pinball machine.

There were 2 trashed pins in the ad the other one is laying flat on the ground under that blue tarp.

One could save the sides for wall art.

Looks like it has been modified. 100,000 point reel appears to be added.

Was there a warning in the ad? "Caution Some Assembly Required" or "Adult Supervision is Required".

"I'm Still Standing". (sort of).

It is in a box of a truck. Which looks like the truck is used for scrap metal collecting.

Do not let this go to your head! You might have posted the Photo of The Year.

Get a back-hoe, dig a hole close to this horror. Other options will require plenty of wood glue, and some long clamps.

I'm no expert, but am fairly sure a player would only end up with a ball getting stuck. Or lost.