Walnut case Baffle Ball counter top game by Ven

The Baffle ball is a skill game offering ten shots for each coin inserted, the player uses the knob at the left to send a ball toward the basket on the other end of the cabinet. In working order, this

This skill game offers ten shots for each coin inserted, the player uses the knob at the left to send a ball toward the basket on the other end of the cabinet. In working order, this machine appears t

This is a countertop arcade game by Baffle Ball Inc., manufactured in 1931. It has a green sheet metal body with aluminum features, glass sides and the original paper background. For one penny, the pa

This is a nice example of a Pace "Wizz Ball" countertop game of skill. CONDITION: The case has been repainted and the front casting polished. Needs a set of graphics for the playfield. This example ha

Cast metal, polished aluminum case with painted front. Stands about 17 inches tall. Includes key.

American. 1950s. Wood case with lithographed cardboard face. This game allows players to push a plunger to allow coloured balls into a chute and get paid accordingly. It is not coin operated, a person

(A) A Bostic Family card game. Coin-operated. CONDITION: Has original playfield and is in a weathered oak case. No key noted for the back door. (A) An early wooden vending machine with a "Play Ball" g

American, 3rd quarter 19th century. Walnut, dovetailed case, hinged slanted writing surface, routed base molding, and turned ball feet. 18"h. 25.5"w. 18.5"d.

This is a great countertop skill game in excellent condition. The coin operation dispenses original balls, which are spun up to hit certain areas to score. 1¢ operation, in an oak case with a cas

After inserting the penny, patron cranks the turn handle on the right of the game then receives 5 steel balls. Acquire 0 to 50 to 200 points by snapping the ball through the lever and into the spiral

This is a 1¢ Busy Ball trade stimulator or counter game with design patent correlating to 1914. This is an exceptionally rare survivor with only a handful of known examples. Unknown manufacturer. Upo

PACE MFG. 1 CENT WHIZ BALL COUNTER TOP PINBALL GAME TRADE STIMULATOR. WORKING, WITH KEY. 9" x 7" x 17"

To play, the player inserts two pennies stacked on top of each other into the coin chute and then uses the side lever to flip the multi-colored balls up onto the platform. The player then presses the

A pair of counter top games of skill. The first is a "Hit A Homer" drop coin game with wonderful baseball graphics in a green painted wood case. Case shows signs of wear and use, play field has brilli

This counter top arcade game is made of sheet metal and glass. Circa 1927. One key is included. (Very Good). 21-1/2"T. x 13-1/4"W. x 11"D.

Early 20th century American store advertising display case for Boston Garter. Hinged lift top, walnut case with gold letting displayed on front glass. Slight warp to top lid as shown, otherwise very g

C. 1939. Watling Manufacturing Co., Chicago IL. This is a very rare Watling pinball themed counter game. Insert coin and receive steel balls, placed into play, with corresponding holes that either cat

A pair of counter top games of skill. The first is made by Twico Corp. of Chicago in 1957. Paint has a white base and a speckled finish with decals still vibrant. There is a pull-out bar on the left-b

C. 1924. ABT Manufacturing. A very rare counter top game by ABT with a skill component and a gumball for your nickel. Deposit the coin, launch the ball into the playfield, and try and score by catchin

This is a simple yet fun counter top game! After inserting a penny, player uses the left wheel to choose a color the pointer will land on. Pull the coin slot and the pin ball is released. Shoot the pi

This cast iron countertop game features an image of two boys and a girl crying in the background. Player turns what looks like a ship's helm and a ball inside lands on a given number. Made in France c

This countertop skill game offers 5 shots for each penny. In working condition showing some paint loss to the wood cabinet, front casting, and top marquee. Includes key. Circa 1931. (Very Good). 9-1/2

A pair of counter top baseball games. The first is a "Play Ball" baseball arcade game. For 1¢, the patron is given 3 balls. By using the right handle, "bat" any of 3 balls through the baseball field

Counter top arcade game with a honey oak cabinet and cast aluminum elements. Players utilize the left lever to catch the ball and right lever to bat the ball. The playing field depicts a rendering of