It's great seeing several prewar games on video. However, the event host ought to know that Genco is pronounced with a hard "G" inasmuch as the name derives from company owner, Sam Gensberg. The interviewer got it right and was too polite to make the correction on camera.
In any event, prewar game popularity has dramatically escalated in the last 5 years, with the last 30 years manifesting static or modest growth. It's fantastic that so many prewars are finding their way into exhibitions.
Quoted from cait001:some videos found!
Bally "Airway" pinball
"Brokers Tip" pinball
Chicago Coin "Sensation Of 1937" pinball
Gottlieb 1934 "Merry-Go-Round" pinball !!!
Bally 1937 "Sprint" pinball
Genco 1935 "Criss Cross 'A' Lite"
Bally 1932 "Goofy" pinball