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Worst pinball article ever.

By Captain_Kirk

9 years ago


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    #30 9 years ago

    Here's what they say

    In looking back and talking to the folks at Stern Pinball, their history does trace back to the 30's.
    We rarely use Wikipedia in our research.

    http://www.sternpinball.com/

    If you look under their story and history on the Web site, it is there. They have an extensive time line, if you would like to check it out.

    True American Craftsmanship
    Stern Pinball traces its lineage to the early 1930’s and the founding of modern pinball. Sam Stern, the father of SPI’s Founder, Chairman and CEO, Gary Stern, was part-owner and President of pinball pioneer, Williams Electronics. Williams and other innovative companies including Bally and Gottlieb formed the foundation on which the pinball industry was built.

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    Daily Herald Business Writer/ Business Ledger Editor
    www.dhbusinessledger.com
    155 E. Algonquin Road/ Arlington Heights
    Office: 847.427.4567
    Cell: 847.287.9838
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