C: 1934. Dudley-Clark Co. Chicago. This game was designed to allow up to 9 balls in action at once, making this possibly the first electromechanical multi-ball pinball machine. The strategy was to first load several balls into the center "Power House Accumulator" and "High Voltage" holes, then land a ball into the top "Live Power" hole. This caused the Accumulator balls to drop under the playfield to a kicker which would shoot them onto the lower playfield continuously until they all landed in score holes. Lots of action and fun to play. CONDITION: Light wear to the playfield, strong graphics, all features are working, with balls. {RS} This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 42" x 21" x 40".