Pachinko

[deanoli]

Can someone help me identify these two pachinko machines.

[teqkng]

Pretty machines! A little rough though should be fun fixed and polished up. I am not sure other than Nishijin on the machines.

Hey Sid If we want to call it a Pachinko "Museum" lets start cataloging these old units and see what we come up with. Some of them are pretty rare in working order. How about a "Vintage" museum area with a registry for each machine type/entry.

[compirate]

Other than the very little writing on any machine, I'm not sure that they had names back then.

[Stinger357]

I found one of them "No More War" on e-bay

http://cgi.ebay.com/Pachinko-No-More...QQcmdZViewItem


Hope that helps...

[compirate]

His 'No More War' is a little different. It's the Kamless version of the frame, I think (mine's not 'handy ) this is the one with the mini-lifter that reloads played balls into a lower payout hopper and there appears to be a speaker grill at the bottom.

[hanabi]

Welcome to PachiTalk Deanoli

[chmer01]

His 'No More War' is a little different. It's the Kamless version of the frame, I think (mine's not 'handy ) this is the one with the mini-lifter that reloads played balls into a lower payout hopper and there appears to be a speaker grill at the bottom.

There were multiple version of the 'No More War' machines. Some had the jets like yours and others had an older looking plane.

That speaker grill could be something added after it got here in the US. Often what owners would do was to drill out a hole in the front so the spent ball would come forward. It made it easier to reload. I had an uncle that did that to one.

They are both Nishijin type B machines. If you load some pictures of the full view of the backs of them I can come real close at telling you what year they are.

[takethecastle57]

The "No More war " is a good machine and the other i rebuilt and sold one back in 04 "The Flower" at least thats what i called it.

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