Coin Slot Magazine - #065 - 1980 - July [International Arcade Museum]
Postscript of the "Most Wanted" story
Most Wanted List
Just when you think a machine doesn't exist, often times
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someone
players' win. A model is being developed for this special
someone in this case was Larry Lubliner of Highland Park,
comes
along
and
proves
you
wrong.
The
field." So maybe there's skill control MULTI-BELL out
Illinois. The ball point pen ink was barely dry on this story
there, too. When the Buckley Manufacturing Company
when Larry showed up at the LOOSE CHANGE "Fun Fair"
took over the MULTI-BELL around 1941 they made the
with a side vender MULTI-BELL. He apparently found it in
Bells only, so only original A.C. Novelty models were
made as side venders and skill models. Chances are
still holds up. But no one has yet found a skill control
they're there to be found . . . somewhere.
MULTI-BELL, so this "Most Wanted" story still stands.
Canada, so the export theory of MULTI-BELL survivals
PRESENTS THE
BILL HARRIS WESTERN FIGURE COLLECTION
LIFE SIZE WOODEN FIGURES FOR THE COLLECTOR.
THESE STATUES ARE HAND CARVED AND HAND PAINTED
AND ARE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
A COMPLIMENT TO ANY FAMILY ROOM,
GAME ROOM OR COLLECTOR'S GALLERY.
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JULY, 1980