Coin Slot

Issue: 1981 July 077

Coin Slot Magazine - #077 - 1981 - July [International Arcade Museum]
• THE COVER •
THE COIN SLOT
Executive Publisher
William E. Harris
It has taken many years to bring
the number to 33. Where does that
actually bring us in relation to the
number of people involved? The
question has undoubtedly crossed
your mind Dave Evans has attempted
to dispel some of the questions.
Although he wrote the article while
we were only 30, the overall per
centage of the current 33 can be
calculated based on the facts in
Dave's fine article.
INSIDE
Editor
Rosanna B. Harris
Historical Editor
Richard M. Bueschel
Contributing Authors
Stephen Alpert, Dave Bassitt,
Louis Fischl, Steve Gronowski,
Marc Harrison, Russ Jensen,
Jim McLellan, Art Reblitz
Foreign Contributing Author
Nic Costa
Circulation Manager
Margaret lozzo
Graphics Director
Susan Maday
Art Director
Letters to the Editor
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Marie Osborne
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Editor's Statement
page 14
Slot Machine Scoreboard
Legislative Map
Maryland's Champion
Chicagoland — A Review
Chicagoland Antique Slot Machine & Antique Show
Serial Number Update
News Re/ease
Notes From Nic
The Token Corner
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Hints On Restoration and Repair
page 35
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Put Another Nickel In
page 37
All Those Pinball Machines
page 40
Jukebox Fever
page 42
Columbus Model B
List of Advertisers — July
page 43
page 44
Classified Ads
page 45
THE SEARCH-
NOT ANOTHER CHANGE
There have been many changes in The Coin Slot. We continually strive to
bring you a broad selection of informative articles while keeping everything
as current as possible. In the last twelve months many new authors have
taken pen in hand to broaden the scope of the once small newsletter. It has
been a marvelous expeirence receiving all of the information, but it is
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The editors of The Coin Slot assume no
responsibility for statements made by adver
tisers, and we do reserve the right to reject or
edit any ads that we consider to be dishonest
or misleading, or that do not conform with the
high standards we attempt to maintain.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
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Ads must be received by the 5th of the
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Please submit ads in either typewritten
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The classified advertising is accepted by
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Continuous running ads will be accepted by
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Column headings for classified advertising
becoming a very time consuming situation. Therefore, we have decided to
are For Sale, Want Ads and Parts Exchange.
Indicate on your ad under which heading you
make another change rather than let the magazine suffer from the "only one
wish your ad to be placed.
person not enough hours" syndrome. We are going to find a managing
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Coin Slot Magazine - #077 - 1981 - July [International Arcade Museum]
St. Louis Slot Machine Company
ANNOUNCES PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED SLOT MACHINES FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION:
1.
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5.
6.
25C Mills WAR EAGLE with side vendor
5C EXTRABELL
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Mills BLACK CHERRY
Jennings LITTLE DUKE (C)
Mills COK
Mills VEST POCKET
$ 2,800
$ 3,000
$ 1,750
$ 2,200
$ 2,000
$
450
7.
50 Mills Four Column Front Vendor with skill stops
$ 2,600
8.
50 Watling TREASURY
$ 4,800
50 Mills JEWEL BELL
50 Mills SILENT MYSTERY
$1,700
$ 1,700
9.
10.
WE GUARANTEE ALL MACHINES TO BE AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL FACTORY EQUIPMENT
— NO REPRODUCTIONS.
Parts & Things:
WANTED:
1 original lower front casting - Mills WAR EAGLE
1 original bonnet for Watling ROL-A-TOP
1 gooseneck back cover plate for Jennings WITCH
Slot Machine Mechanics Wanted
St. Louis Slot Machine Company wishes to put together a nationwide mechanics registry. If
you are interested in doing outside mechanic work in your area, we would be happy to inform
our customers as to your particular services. Please send us your name, city, and phone
number, (address optional)
COLOR PHOTOS AND DESCRIPTION AVAILABLE—$1.00
All checks must clear. All prices include shipping and handling.
Many other machines available. Please advise as to what you want.
BANK REFERENCE — CENTRAL BANK — CLAYTON
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July 1981
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