Heres an item that somewhat resembles a pachinko
http://cgi.ebay.com/EARLY-RARE-OAK-C...QQcmdZViewItem
Something like a pachinko
Heres an item that somewhat resembles a pachinko
http://cgi.ebay.com/EARLY-RARE-OAK-C...QQcmdZViewItem
Re: Something like a pachinko
nice find!
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Re: Something like a pachinko
Not a bad price either (for now) for something in that shape, wonder what it will go for:-)
Re: Something like a pachinko
Pretty cool.............
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Re: Something like a pachinko
Ahhh now for your english history lesson:
That looks like an old penny flipper often found from the victorian forwards to about 1950s era eaither on traveling fun fairs but more usualy found in arcades on the end of piers (bordwalk) at seaside towns
ok history lesson over we now return you to the current thread
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Re: Something like a pachinko
the bidder " lordupham " is a UK collector and a regular trader on ebay Allwins as good as that usually command a price in excess of £400
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Re: Something like a pachinko
Wow!!! That IS VERY cool.
Re: Something like a pachinko
I threw in my snipe bid on this one and didn't get it. It was poorly listed and kept most of the normal "old antique slot machine" bidders out. Looking back, I might have gone a bit more, but I'm no expert on antique machines. These old cool machines can go for one heckuva lot. This one went fairly cheap if you happen to be in the market for one.
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