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Show us your EM Bowlers, Mechanical, and old Electrical Toys in your Gameroom!

By EM-PINMAN

10 years ago


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#3 10 years ago

Love the thread idea and your Swami napkin holder(I want one). I like anything fortune teller related. My brother has a beautiful 1950's big ball bowler. Unfortunately, I don't have any pics of it(I'll have to get some), but it is a blast to play. If I had the room, I'd have one too.

#5 10 years ago

Smokey, you should throw up some pics.

#8 10 years ago
Quoted from Hoopjohn:

I have a 1957 United "Bowling Alley" small ball bowler, a 1962 Chicago Coin "Gold Crown" big ball bowler, and a 1954 United "11th Frame" shuffle alley.....unfortunately, I have never been able to upload photos on pinside.

That's a bummer, I'd love to see them. I always thought the ball return on those BBBs were awesome.

Quoted from SteveFury:

My restored 160 selection 1961 Seeburg:

Very nice! Looks pretty mint, Steve. A good friend of mine has the exact same model. I helped him move it into his basement and it was the heaviest damn thing I ever moved.

#10 10 years ago

Very cool. What is that yellow game on the far right?

#14 10 years ago
Quoted from AlexF:

I like this kind of thing as much as pinball, maybe more.

I think I'm in this camp too. I think pinball rocks, but there is just something special about the old EM coin op/penny arcade games that I just love. I don't care if it's a fortune teller machine or a big ball bowler, I love them all.

#32 10 years ago
Quoted from jrpinball:

That's a perfect spot for that bowler, but how the heck did you shoehorn it in there?

The guy that helped him move it is still back there.

#34 10 years ago

At first glance, that first pic of the condom machine looked like some big white vending machine with an orange inlay.

#57 10 years ago
Quoted from illawarra92:

slightly off topic..does anybody collect old arcade signs to complement their games?

I don't, but I would if I could find some.

#60 10 years ago

I definitely have to get one of those fortune teller napkin holders.

#70 10 years ago

A lot of Awesome games on this thread. The only thing missing is someone with a whirlybird.

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#85 9 years ago
Quoted from EM-PINMAN:

I would love to get one of these down the road for my collection.

A friend of mine has something similar to this along with a 1950's hotdog roller and the food tastes awesome. They would make a great addition to any game room.

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#145 9 years ago
Quoted from meSz:

Picked up a Bally Table Hockey.

Pretty cool! I've never seen one of those before. Any chance of posting a video once you have it working?

#150 9 years ago
Quoted from meSz:

No need to wait, another guy posted a video already and it can be found here.

Thanks.

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#203 9 years ago
Quoted from kovalski3:

My son is addicted to it.

I can see why, that thing looks mint.

#206 9 years ago
Quoted from kovalski3:

Picked this up over the weekend.

Where do the pins go when you hit them? Do they get pulled up out of the way or pulled below the lane?

#209 9 years ago
Quoted from AlexF:

Maybe the wrong spot to post this but I brought this old girl home this week and I'm so proud. It hasn't been restored, but I sort of like it's aged beauty.

I don't think anybody is going to mind you posting that pic here, it's beautiful.

#213 9 years ago

HUO and it was made in 1971. That's an amazing find if it's true.

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#260 9 years ago
Quoted from ZNET:

I will have to post a video on YouTube at some point.

Looks awesome! I can't wait to see how it works.

#263 9 years ago
Quoted from ZNET:

Below are some close-up photos of my 1972 Sega Monster Gun targets and backbox internal mechanisms.

Amazing photos. Your game looks like it just rolled off of the assembly line.

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#348 9 years ago
Quoted from dave58:

Just finished some TLC on this '57 Bally ABC Bowler. It needed new pins, but couldn't find a repro set. Took the old yellowed pins and cleaned/repainted them. Then reproduced the Brunswick logo and crown for the pins and changed the #63 bulbs to LED"s. Added LED bulbs in the backglass for some extra brightness.

Absolutely beautiful!

Quoted from Hot_Rod_Grille:The toilet seat was pinstriped

That's hilarious. Looks good too. I went with a condom machine and urinal in my bathroom too. I get more comments on those two items than anything else.

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