Help Identifying Pachinko Machines

[jearredo]

Hello,
I was given 3 pachinko machines and I am having trouble Identifying them. One is a King Gorira but the other 2 machines were too hard to find through Google. Any help would be appreciated. Sorry if this is the wrong thread, it is my first post. I appreciate any help.
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[Moparformances]

Im not a modern kind of guy...

the second machine is a Model "B" machine.. the dont really have names.. the date sticker is in the lower right corner with a clear picture of that whole sticker we can help ya with a date.. the 3rd machine looks like a converted single shot into a multi shot machine.. it is your oldest of the 3.. your last pic is of the date sticker but it is too blurry to read..

if you can post better straight on full pictures Im sure we can get ya more info..

and of course

Welcome to Pachitalk

[Drunkenclam]

The modern Sankyo is F.ファンタジーⅢ Or Fever Fantasy III from 1994

Oh and

Welcome Aboard

[pachiwall]

Mopar pretty much said everything I was going to say. I will add, I like the Single ball conversion machine...the one with the green and white front tray. It was once a machine where balls were inserted by hand through a small hole in the frame, by hand 1 at a time, and fired. It was a Japanese law,at the time, that multiple shot machines were bad and therefore illegal. (Once again...government protecting us from ourselves!) The law changed and multiple shot machines were allowed. Supply couldn't keep up with demand, so pachinko manufacturers converted existing stock to multiple shot machines. I love these machines for the era they represent! I think they were converted for only a single year...1969 or 1970 I believe. The green and orange tulip at the top is way cool as well! Closed, open left, open right, open both, then closed again. I have only seen them on single ball conversion machines...but they may have been used on other machines. They are uncommon. I have 2 conversion machines and only 1 has it. SBC 009.jpgSBC 018.jpg Post some more pics and any questions you have.

[jearredo]

Thank you for the help! This is by far the nicest forum I have ever been to. When I get home I will try and see if I can get a better picture of the last machine.

[MrGneiss]

WELCOME!!!