(Topic ID: 151475)
Rock Island, IL
That's going to be a challenge.
Do you have a picture of the front to see what style of plungers and ball lift handles it uses? Sometimes that helps narrow the manufacturer a bit.
What you have there is a January 1932 BunnyBoard. This one however is the later version that has the much simpler cabinet style because the earlier versions of the game built in November 1931 were much more elaborate. They were made by the Marble Games Company in Youngstown Ohio.
Hope that helps.
John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, Mi.
269-979-3836
If the OP could add some pics to the ipdb.org database, that would be very nice!
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Quoted from Dayhuff:What you have there is a January 1932 BunnyBoard. This one however is the later version that has the much simpler cabinet style because the earlier versions of the game built in November 1931 were much more elaborate. They were made by the Marble Games Company in Youngstown Ohio.
Hope that helps.
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Saw that thread earlier, looked at the pictures and thought that question would not be answered easily...
http://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?any=bunny+board&search=Search+Database&searchtype=quick
The pinball encyclopedia volume 1 is your best bet. More information in there about the game and the manufacture then you could ever want to know....LOL. Amazon has them for sale for stupid money but I'm sure if you looked around you could find them for something closer to the original price of I want to say $50-$60. Try Steve Young at Pinball Resource, he owns part of the rights to the books. I'm still hoping that the gauntlet will be picked up by Gordon Hasse and someday he will come out with the rest of the volumes besides just 1 +2 that Richard Bueshel did.
John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, MI.
269-979-3836
[email protected]
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