Coin Slot

Issue: 1978 July 042

Coin Slot Magazine - #042 - 1978 - July [International Arcade Museum]
A Must for Every Collector!
"To meet the need for the type of identi
fication and cost guide needed by those who
buy, sell, collect and invest in slots, machine
historian Dick Bueschel has compiled a book
that goes well beyond identification and pri
cing.
This new book shows what a broad sel
ection of the machines look like — many of
them illustrated for the first time in print —
and also goes into some detail about the his
tory, use, serial numbers and production dates
for almost a thousand different coin-operated
gambling
machines.
Beyond
that,
author
Bueschel tells a lot about slot machine col
lecting, where to find machines, how to insure
them, as well
as maintain and restore them
into operating condition.
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All of this is han
informative and
readable
style
that makes "An Illustrated Price Guide to the
100 Most Popular Collectible Slot Machines"
a book to read and enjoy for its text in addi
tion to its use as an invaluable aid in the iden
tification, buying and selling of slot machines.
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Coin Slot Magazine - #042 - 1978 - July [International Arcade Museum]
By:
John Fettermao
Steve Young
243 S. Third St.
VeSie Road
Catawissa, Pa 17820
Lagraogevslle, S\iy 12540
We are pleased to have received several helpful replies to our
call for an awakening of those interested in aiding the cause of
pinball appreciation and preservation.
(Coin Slot, March 1978).
Several replies, while gratifying, simply are not enough. Again, we
would encourage those who have held off replying to put pen to
paper and share your experiences/information with others who
enjoy the same hobby and need this information to sustain their
activities.
Donald Mueting (6638 Eddinghill Drive, Rancho Palos Verdes,
Ca., 90274) has compiled an alphabetical listing of pinball machines
from the 1930's to date. Manufacturers and production dates have
feen given for each machine to the best of Donald's ability.
This
list is a good start for the ultimate comprehensive compendium of
games that would really come in handy in dating machines. Coin
Slot readers are encouraged to contact Donald for details on pur
chasing a copy of this list.
The price is nominal.
Upon receiving
the list please review it with an eye to providing corrected infor
mation that you may find missing or inaccurate.
games that are not included?
games from our collection.
Do you own
We were able to add about ten
I know Donald would appreciate re
ceiving this input as he is in the midst of updating the listing.
Please respond directly to him at the address above.
I'll announce
the completion of that effort when the time comes.
As the collecting of pinball machines has become more popular
various books have become available on the history and nature of
the beast. In the coming months, we will review these books in this
space as time permits.
The quality of some of these books is
excellent; some are disappointing.
For starters, here is one highly
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recommended:
All About Pinball, by Bobbye Claire Natkin and
about pinball.
(c) Copyright
1978 by John H. Fetterman and Steven P. Young.
All rights reserved.
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