Vintage Machine Identification Help

[Brad]

Hi everybody!

i have two vintage machines. I have identified my older machine as a 1969 Nishijin single shot conversion.

i am curious about my other vintage machine that appears to be a 1976 vintage machine.

The front of the machine had Maruhon.CO LTD

Any ideas about this machine? I am getting ready to hang these on the wall of my man cave. Thanks for any help you can provide!



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[takethecastle57]

[Moparformances]

not much to say.. 76 is the year and you know the brand.

of the two ill take this one every time..

nice find

[Brad]

LOL! I didn’t realize the Maruhon was actually the brand although it was obvious. While I have had these machines for a long time, I had not learned how to date them until this week.

Now I need to figure out the battery connections on this machine since they are different than my Single Shot Conversion machine. It has a plastic connector.

thanks for the help!

[Moparformances]

Now I need to figure out the battery connections on this machine since they are different than my Single Shot Conversion machine. It has a plastic connector.

thanks for the help!

keep in mind its low voltage.. ya cant really hurt yourself or the machine so long ans you apply 9 volts.. clean the contact points and apply power.. if it works then your golden if not, apply power to two other prongs.. ya almost cant screw it up...