Saw this listed on the local Craigslist... It's a flipperless machine but the way the text looks on it doesn't seem accurate for the period. Is it a pre-war machine turned into a homebrew?

hartford.craigslist.org link

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#5 7 years ago

VAL

valentin27

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Hagerstown, MD

11y 38,550 247

I have a german licensed version, Tura Duplex. With the same scoring system.

#6 7 years ago

DRD

DennisDodel

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St Louis, MO

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Quoted from DaWezl:
Saw this listed on the local Craigslist... It's a flipperless machine but the way the text looks on it doesn't seem accurate for the period. Is it a pre-war machine turned into a homebrew?
hartford.craigslist.org link

That's a 1933 Bally 'The Pennant'. http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1773

#7 7 years ago

WRD

way2wyrd

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Fort Worth, TX

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Quoted from DennisDodel:
That's a 1933 Bally 'The Pennant'. http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1773

A fun machine IMHO too

--Jeff

#8 7 years ago

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DaWezl

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Hartford, CT

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Quoted from DennisDodel:
That's a 1933 Bally 'The Pennant'. http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1773

Thanks for ID'ing it!

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