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| “Bank-a-Ball” Gottlieb 1965 Pinball Machine This is a great game for its era. This machine is in good condition and has great “fun parlour” type graphics on the playing field and back glass. It also features back-box animation with miniature pool balls in the back-box dropping into view when targets are hit. POA
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“Central
Park” Gottlieb 1966 Pinball Machine
This
machine comes with “Pop” Bumpers and a monkey that rings
a bell every 100 points! This machine is a fun player and very retro
indeed.
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“Target Alpha” Gottlieb 1976 Pinball Machine High speed action here folks! Lots of drop targets…a bank of five, as well as another bank of ten. You’ll have hours of fun on this futuristic four flipper fast player. POA |
“Mibs”
1969 Gottlieb Pinball Machine:
Great
game play with more difficult scoring the longer the game lasts.
Time warped Hippie girls playing marbles at 1930’s style college
on the backglass. (Girls didn’t play marbles at my college!)
Mibs
was really popular in the late 60’s. Retro artwork is in lovely
condition. A cute pinball machine with an Ivy League look about
it. These single player wedgehead (cabinet style) with animation
units (rolling marbles in the head) are among the most collectable
of all vintage pinball machines. Mibs is one of the last Gottlieb’s
with small flippers.
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“Fire Queen” 1977 Gottlieb Pinball Machine This is a rare 2 player version of "Vulcan" with only 970 made way back in 1977. Fast fun drop target game features a kick out hole, 5 star rollovers, 9 drop targets - 5 of which reset during play, extra balls and specials. This machine is built for years of family enjoyment. Fire Queen has the desirable 100, 000 scoring for over the top fun. If you are looking for a good reliable multiplayer game with drop targets, don't wait - or Fire Queen will be in someone else's home! POA |
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“Vulcan”
Gottlieb 1977 Pinball Machine
1977
Gottlieb's "Vulcan" A beautiful example of this popular
four player version of "Fire Queen.”
All
round excellent condition drop target fun for four players. Clean
as can be and ready for your game room or office. It features specials,
extra balls, lots of star rollovers and over the top 100,000 scoring!
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“Gator” Bally 1969 Pinball Machine Wow! Here is a really lovely ultra-retro four player machine that you can really have some great fun with. Hard to come by with the the ground breaking “zipper” flippers, this guy is ready for hours of action and fun... POA |
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“Sure
Shot” 1976 Gottlieb Pinball Here’s a cool one for the games room or office. The retro western artwork is loads of fun. “Sure Shot” was the last Gottlieb electromechanical single player wedge head machine… Last of its kind in other words. Never to be the same after 1977 when pinball went digital. Five balls per game to get all 15 pool balls to light one of three specials to win replays. Countdown bonus after each ball is drained. POA |
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“Super Spin” 1977 Gottlieb Pinball Machine “Super Spin” is super fun. A fast player guaranteed to get the pulse racing. Straight to you direct from 1977. “Roto Targets” swift action and good times with this sweet machine. POA |
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“Groovy” 1977 Gottlieb Pinball Machine Can you dig it? This is one far out machine man. Let’s blow this taco stand and get down to being groovy! This is one outta-sight pinball that’s gonna look just gas in your pad. POA |
