Some of those Williams woodies are hard to find. If it's all there with original cabinet paint and no major wear on the playfield or backglass, I'd say at least $800 or so. Anything less is a pretty good deal I think.

Majorettes is rare and Roy Parker art, considered one of the better AAB's and has very unique gameplay. One went for over 1800 at auction several months ago (here in ohio) and if you are looking at that one for auction on ebay I think it'll end close to 1800, maybe more because its playfield is very nice. If you can get one for 1500 or less, scoop it up, you probably won't get another shot.

Everything you just said is true. However this is the 1952 Williams wood rail not the Gottlieb Wedge Head.

Still a a great looking game. And also has Roy Parker art. One of the few Williams that did. I'd be intrigued if it were local.

Oh I messed up. Much different. I meant the gottlieb wedgehead indeed. Doh!

There was a decent Wms Majorettes at auction up near Fargo on March 7th. Didn't want to burn a day chasing it, so wasn't able to get the selling price. I'd guess $300-$400 maybe.

Not bad for $200. I think you'll need to go to bgresto for a glass though.

bgresto.com If you've never heard of them, they can do one-offs of backglasses that will probably never be done otherwise.

Yup, $200 is in the can't-afford-not-to range.

About $225 was in the neighborhood for the first time they do a particular title.