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Bally, 1969
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Quoted from oldskool1969:Another classic
Wow! I hadn't noticed the pins in Animal House before. Looks like there are four machines. The first is obscured (by three guys apparently playing cards on it?!), but the others are King Of Diamonds (1967), 4 Star (1958) and Three Deuces (1955). Oops... they have a 1967 machine, but it's supposed to be 1962 in the movie.
Quoted from girloveswaffles:There's another pin next to the Foursquare (a Williams) that I can't identify.
Williams Travel Time?
EAAB3A67-ACE4-4533-8033-20BABA6E4853 (resized).jpegThe Great American Fourth of July and Other Disasters (1982)
Jean Shepherd movie.
1947 Exhibit Star Lite machine with retrofit flippers in bar scene about 17:40 into movie.
D5FF4365-2C14-41FE-8736-3DA254CDC71D (resized).jpeg7A7C5541-0625-47BE-825C-82FC1B0CDD6E (resized).jpegD4175BF8-9D98-40A3-BDE4-D1BE348D803B (resized).jpegQuoted from TopMoose:Could it be a Pat Hand? (Wiliams, 1975)
No, the timeline of the film suggests the scene was from around March 1973.
Quoted from Mr_Tantrum:Funny, all I saw was the number 4.
Could it be “LOOP EROCS-IH?”
0768CAEC-2FA4-4F67-8CFB-8F0057ACE11B (resized).jpegQuoted from Beatnik-Filmstar:All this talk of keyposts and indexes when I'm haunted by that damn "No, It's not PAT HAND" image from a near 50 year old ELP documentary.
I think it’s a 1961 Gottlieb “Flying Circus”
6D22DE60-6261-438E-B72D-09696189A00E (resized).jpegQuoted from mooch:I think it’s a 1961 Gottlieb “Flying Circus”
Emerson’s game on the left- compare to blurred image of a Flying Circus on the right
Quoted from girloveswaffles:What's the game to the right of Elvira?
Maybe Tee’d Off? 
EF36C530-183B-449A-87A0-181ADF11CF90 (resized).jpegQuoted from ImNotNorm:Urban Legends (1998)
Name that pin!
0E290FF4-70AE-44E0-B744-6CEF42AA3FF0 (resized).pngQuoted from gdonovan:Blue Chip on the far right, far left is clearly a Gottlieb single player wedgehead, 4 square I think..
88A46EEA-FFE2-42BD-8A72-B287BC1D6293 (resized).pngQuoted from Classics_Master:I saw this in a new AT&T commercial, (close up in one of the pics), looks like a 60’s Gottlieb two-player, not sure if it’s a re-theme or not?
1965 Midway Play Ball bat game
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1815
94F56D43-A034-48FE-81B5-A2290173134E (resized).jpegQuoted from roffels:Surf'n Safari, Attack From Mars, Medieval Madness, and Genie.
Looks like a Night Rider EM next to the Genie.
DD136FB3-F23D-4561-BD06-403514C25C20 (resized).jpegF0269F27-9615-4320-B2EC-98C38F5E0A2C (resized).jpegQuoted from ziggy90127:Slightly higher quality screen caps of the same thing plus one more...
These were identified back in Post #2062:
“Majors - 1941 (Chicago Coin 1941) - there are three of these in the room
Twenty Grand (Williams 1952)“
7DA0AE21-1F38-4896-BA97-A5E57E2C00C5 (resized).jpeg51AC5FA0-7571-4A70-A6B2-9028166FB4A3 (resized).jpegExpanding on old Posts #1052 and #1068, here are more pics of the pins in the Animal House movie pledges scene.
There is a row of 4 pins on the left wall behind the pledge guys. The 2nd, 3rd and 4th pins are a 1967 Gottlieb “King Of Diamonds,” a 1958 Williams “4 Star” and a 1955 Williams “Three Deuces.”
The first pin in the row is mostly obscured by some guys playing cards on it. The small bit of visible cabinet art resembles that of a 1973 Bally “Monte Carlo.”
animalhouse1 (resized).jpeganimalhouse2 (resized).jpeganimalhousepledges (resized).jpegIMG_2429 (resized).jpegIMG_2431 (resized).jpegQuoted from pinball2020:There are two black diamonds on the side and unfortunately that is the clearest picture one can get of that machine on the other side of the gun game.
IMG_2857 (resized).jpegIMG_2853 (resized).jpegQuoted from pinball2020:There is another thread for the Stooges in case you haven't seen it There is an elusive machine in the first picture of the thread and for years people have been trying to identify it.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/help-needed-identifying-a-pinball-machine-from-a-1941-three-stooges-short-film
It was identified in another thread as a 1939 Bally Gold Medal game.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/anybody-recognize-this-machine
Quoted from bcarter1234:Avengers Season 2 Episode 1 (1962)
Starting about 13:18 there are two woodrails I don't know enough to identify.
1947 United “Nevada”
1954 Gottlieb “Green Pastures”
IMG_3363 (resized).pngIMG_3365 (resized).jpegQuoted from ourdave76:What game is this? Occurs at the 0:54:48
1941 Exhibit “Stars”
IMG_4471 (resized).jpegQuoted from ourdave76:From post 3537 by ryansherwood, Chicago Coin's 1951 Thing is identified. What is the other woodrail?
1940 Genco “Big Town”
IMG_4619 (resized).jpegQuoted from pinwiztom:a 2or4 player pinball obviously not era appropriate.
Looks like a 1960 Gottlieb Melody Lane.
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