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again.
Yours truly,
ETTERS Continued
Lorrie Frederick
P.S. Both machines are the console models.
Dear Lorrie,
I received your note on possible legalization of slots in
What a pleasure it is to see a name like Lorrie (instead of
Frank, George, Dirk, Mace, Rock et al), and I think we can
Kentucky, and wrote to Representative Louis Guenthner. I hope
we can get a 25-year law in Kentucky.
help.
Please don't release or print my address due to the present
If your console machines are pre- World War II Keeney
laws in Kentucky. However, don't hesitate to contact me if I can
SUPER BELL machines you're in luck. We ve got a complete
Coin Slot Guide No. 33 available for the Keeney SUPER
help state legalization efforts.
Thanks also for allowing me a "trial" 6 month subscription to
BELL with wiring diagrams and all, including lists and
illustrations of all the parts. It's $6.95 plus postage.
But, if your machines are the post-World War II Keeney
BONUS SUPER BELL machines you've got a wait on your
The Coin Slot -I'm glad I did!
Sincerely,
Collector
hands, We've projected Coin Slot Guide No. 92 for the one-
and two-coin BONUS SUPER BELL models, and No. 106for
the THREE WAY (and four coin) BONUS SUPER BELL
models, but these guide manuals are some time away from
Dear Collector,
Kentucky is A. O.K.! We have a ruling from the attorney
general's office. Contact Larry Sweeney (see March issue) for
details!
printing.
We're very happy to have you as one of our subscribers.
The machines are quite different, with the various models
Sincerely,
illustrated and described in the Volume 1 and Volume 3
Editor
editions of An Illustrated Price Guide to the 100 Most
Dear Editor,
Collectible Slot Machines.
I am writing concerning two slot machines I have. One is a half
Hope this helps. Incidentally, it's not the coinage that makes
dollar Keeney SUPER BELL and the other is a quarter Keeney
a difference from one machine to another, it's the number of
SUPER BELL. I need the electrical diagrams on both plus
coins (one-way, 2-way, 3-way or 4-way play) the machine
motors to turn the wheels plus the glass windows plus various
handles that makes the physical difference from one model to
other parts. If you can help with any of these things, please write
to Lorrie Frederick.
another.
Regards,
I'd appreciate any help you might be able to give me. Thanks
The Editor
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