I used to buy Mill Wax (and Wildcat #125; Recommended by Bally) by the case and sell a bottle or can to virtually every home service call customer I went to in the mid-late '70's. Made some nice extra cash doing that. Back in the days when air was clean and sex was dirty.....

Rest in Peace Alvin Gottlieb.

A stack of original Bally Service Bulletin paper stock

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Bally Wizard! Promotional Poster

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Bally Captain Fantastic Promotional Poster

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Gottlieb Incredible Hulk Promotional Poster

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Bally demo Scrip for their ill-fated Cash Cage system. Tito systems ultimately won the casinos over. This was printed on banknote paper. Note Serial number

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Also a Laser Ball playfield I see....

Steve Young could probably sell copies of that Humpty Dumpty letter for fifty bucks a pop. You can bet Bob Fesjian would be all over photocopy sales on fleabay.

The nice thing is that the fonts on the original seem to be common so anyone can type it up on Microsoft Word or whatever Apple calls their word processor.

Let the games begin....

cheap repo no holes drilled.
Thank you to Gene, Gene the bankruptcy machine!

If those became available, the small Harbor Freight water/air pumps would be easy to use with them.

A nice Bally desk clock.

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John is really cool so PM him and see if you can work something out. The best is his annual open house the first Saturday of November. Crowded, but so much fun and a great vibe. food & snacks available too Bring something to pass around if you come. We all gotta eat.

He also opens his place up the day before Pinball At The Zoo every April. Not as busy as it takes place on a Wednesday evening.

Stern Electronics Gold Medal. While not a pinball machine, and since the video game never went beyond the prototypes, these should fetch a few dollars thanks to the celebrity who is no longer with us. At least as Bruce Jenner, (now known as Caitlyn Jenner) as named on these NOS shoelaces.

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That's the machine! I played it at either the AMOA at the Hyatt Regency or ASI show at Mart Plaza in downtown Chicago.

The two guys who could best answer that are no longer around; Alex Wilms and Harry Koebke. However, Alex's son Freddy would know as well as Hans Kloss. I may see Hans in a few months. If so, I'll ask him.

That's actually a electric currency acceptor for the old National Vendors cigarette machine. They were built to be 100% mechanical for operation(a power cord was used for a GI flourescent tube for dark locations). The ACMR (All Coin Mechanical Reader) accepted coins and validated the vend. Unfortunately, with cigarettes crossing the $5.00/pack price point, half a roll of quarters did not make for a practical vend. That's where these modification kits came into being.

You should have seen the electric acceptor used on Smokeshop cigarette machines.

And then there was the dreaded Seeburg chain drive top counter delivery cigarette machines.

Last evening, at both the Motor City and Greektown Casino-Hotels in Detroit. Only $10.00 per pack; All taxes included.

Nice pic of Tim Arnold. A rare moment where he is actually playing a game of pinball. Good to see he has something other than a tee shirt and jeans.

Agree with Forceflow on the FotL logo. Also note if genuine, the Bally logo would have the Trademark symbol and there would be an Aucoin Copyright notice.

I have a Malibu Beach Bingo made with the same material.

Call that 800 number today. Something quite different than pinball t-shirts.
For me, no need to worry about a callback as I have all toll free caller id numbers blocked.

Sha, Na, NO!

Acid-etched Zaccaria logo on the glass....

$279.88 with purchase of machine. Limit; one per machine purchased.....

I know, Mr. Personality will probably go for $350.00
plus shipping & "handling"....

Also Williams....

Were they in a pin or a Bally WULFF wall-mount slot machine?

Bally WULFF makes their own wall-mounted slot machines and they distribute many brands of amusement and gaming machines.

They were part of Bally Manufacturing Corporation from the Acquisition of Guenter Wulff Apparatebau in 1972 until Bally Gaming International (slots & German wall machines) was spun off in the early 1990's. Eventually, Bally Wulff was spun off from Bally Gaming in the 2000's with the Bally name being licensed for use with the name Wulff at no charge into perpetuity.

Thus, not directly related to the Williams aquisition of Bally Pinball.

Nice Eurotech machine there. The newest I have are Technik 2000's.

Probably sold the machines direct to an unscrupulous route operator (Believe it or not; there were a few.... thousand of them) instead of a Distributor. The op probably didn't pay for the machines so the brothers may have went to "collect".

Don't sell yourself short, you're pretty good with Analog Computers..... Also known as Bally Bingo machines

I'd say Cameron's signature devalues it way more than JPop's.

I highly suggest that anyone that wants to attend the VFW Show (www.vfwpinball.com) do so this year.

Not yet. Check the www.vfwpinball.com site for updates.

Last year, with similar show dates, tickets went on sale August 2nd.

Milwaukee Coin was selling NIB ones for $200.00 apiece just prior to shutting the doors in the early '80's. The Safe as well. The route op I worked for bought five. I got one of them.

They were so problem-prone that we had our machine movers remove a couple of them from locations and toss them right in the location's dumpsters.

I traded mine for a Williams Gold Rush ten+ years ago.

Bally Bumper?

They were used a bit earlier on the Harry Williams designed 1975 games Toledo & Valencia.

I found out aboot it when Toledo came out. On the Toledo brochure, I could make out the word Valencia on the Score card.