TURNIER WOOD-LEGGED EARLY PINBALL MACHINE.

A Turnier wooden-legged early pinball machine in what appears to be original condition. CONSIDERATIONS: All glass is free of breaks and cracks. Interior castings are adorned with original paint and fr

Early Wood case small table top coin operated mechanical - battery pinball machine. Needs some restoration and new glass top cover but looks to be fairly complete. Overall fair condition 24.5"D x 13.5

Antique English Regent Trade Stimulator Pinball Machine Coin Op Game. Made of wood. Uses metal marbles. Takes English coins. Needs work. Early 1900's.

This is a seldom-seen floor model early pinball machine from 1931, made by the In & Out-Door Games Co. and called "Whoopee Ball." 5¢ operation releases eight steel ball bearings, which are loaded

A Champion wooden-legged pinball machine with a sports motif, showing boxing, football, baseball, swimming, tennis, basketball, fencing and hockey. Reads "10 Balls for 5¢ / Deposit Coin in Left-H

This is a wooden countertop early pinball machine, made by the Pioneer Novelty Vending Amusement Company. Play requires 5¢ operation. Balls are projected up into the playfield, with an attempt to

This is a rare wood rail pinball machine with a football theme labeled "Drop Kick". Great graphics, with wear to the cabinet, new bolts in the legs, wear to the play field, and a replaced cash door. W

9" High x 24" Deep X 16" Wide

17 in wide 38 1/2 in Long 40 1/2 in tall

Wall hanging "Woodlucker Pinball Machine" by Dean Lucker and Ann Wood, numbered #27/65, and dated 1994. Very good overall, with light age-appropriate wear. Shipping: We do not provide in-house shippin

Hard game to find. Light animation on the head of the game. A Charles Leroy Parker original with Wayne Neyens designing this clever game. Scores numbers as well as points. Has reverse flipper for a ha

Nice early coin operated pinball machine with no flippers. Machine is unmarked. Appears to have had a partial restoration. Measures approximately 42" tall by 43-1/2" across by 20" wide.

C. 1935. Rock-Ola Mfg. A very nice example of the Rock-Ola World Series early non-electrical pinball machine. In original grey paint with an original playfield and marquee. CONDITION: There are areas

A very respectable example of the Rock-Ola World Series early non-electrical pinball machine. In original grey paint with an original playfield and marquee. CONDITION: Showing areas of wear and oxidat

This is a seldom seen early non-electric pinball machine in a horse race theme called "The Derby" . The play field shows some signs of wear, however the colors are bright and the graphics strong. The

Early World Series Pin Ball Machine. Rock-O-La Mfg. Very Good Original Working Condition. 19 X 45 X 42 inches.

A precursor to the Pinball machine, an early home-made bagatelle game complete with the push bar and wooden counters strung on a curved fence at the top. Good condition and patina. Quebec, late 19th c

Group of 4 primitives: 32"L x 15"W x 4.5"D old seed box unmarked, lid is loose, and corners are machine dovetailed, early wood seed sorter 18" x 19" x 3.5"D, iron corn dryer 20"T, and reproduction pin

Great example of the Genco Gridiron pinball machine. Providing 10 balls for 5¢ operation. The player puts the balls into play and high scores win awards. CONDITION: The machine shows some areas o

30" x 3.5" x 27"h Wood cabinet with Xenon backglass. The backglass shows some minor flaking. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEER

They\'re Off! Table Top Pin Ball Machine, wood, 24 inches

Nice eary 5 cent coin operated Exhibit Supply Company "Track eet" Pinball machine. Good cosmetic condition with damaged leg and wear from use and age. Displays very well with lighted Budweiser adverti

An early nickel operation non-electromechanical tabletop pinball machine called the "New Century." CONDITION: There are some areas of wear to the walnut case, with good color and graphics to the main

Starette Countertop Pinball Arcade Machine. English, early 20th century. An English penny releases ten balls, which the player tries to shoot into holes on the playfield for the highest possible score