Coin Slot Magazine - #086 - 1982 - April [International Arcade Museum]
Publisher and Editor
Rosanna B. Harris
Managing Editor
Debi Knight
Historical Editor
Richard M. Bueschei
Book Review Editor
David B. Evans
Contributing Authors
Stephen Aipert, David Bassitt,
Ray Ekiund, Robert Geddes,
Steve Gronowski, Marc Harrison,
Russ Jensen, Larry Lubliner,
INSIDE
Paul Olson, Richard Reddock,
Art Rebiitz, David Saul,
ARTICLES
Bill Wheian
Foreign Contributing Author
"1934" In The Bag Is Introduced By David Bassitt
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The Token Corner By Stephen Aipert
page 26
Reward Offered
The Slot Shoppe By Paul oison
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Auction in Fort Scott, Kansas
Pappy Sez By Larry Lubliner
Pinball Troubleshooting, Part 4 By Russ Jensen
Progress of the New Store
Auction Pioneer By Rosanna Harris
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Stim-mania By Bin wheian
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January 1982 Issue — Out of Print
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Contest Concluded
Price Warning
The Universality of Coin-Op By Dick Bueschei
Notes From Nic By Nic Costa
Jukebox Record By Ray Ekiund
Serial Number Update By Dick Bueschei
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Restoration and Repair By Marc Harrison
page 64
Another Case for the 25 Year Law
page 66
Legislative Update
page 68
Wit Another Nickel In By Art Rebiitz
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DEPARTMENTS
Letters to the Editor
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Editor's Statement
Cover Story — Caille-Schiemer BUSY BEE
Stolen
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In The Next Issue
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Calendar of Events
Legislative Map
List of Advertisers
Universal Order Form
Classified Ads
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