Coin Slot Magazine - #V8N3 - 1982 - November [International Arcade Museum]
Features
Vintage Collectibles
The Slot Shoppe by Paul Olson
Paul Olson describes the KICKER AND
CATCHER, both old and new versions
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Arcade Magic bySteve Gronowski
Steve Gronowski explores the success of the
KISS-O-METER built by Exhibit Supply co
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Vending Vignette by Dave Bassitt
Dave Bassitt comments on another variation
of the BLUEBIRD
Corrie of San Mateo, California
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devices
Notes from Nic by nic Costa
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A Snack Bar in Your Arcade by Dave Evans
Art Reblitz writes about a beautifully restored
"pregnant" style Pianino from 1906
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Serial Number Update by Dick Buescnei
Dick Bueschel reminds us of the history and
technological development of slot machines
with the photos sent in by collectors
Ray Eklund explains how not to buy a
jukebox and why.
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Pinball Troubleshooting, Part 8,
Troubleshooting Techniques by Russ Jensen
Russ Jensen discusses the concept and
techniques of fault isolation to wrap up
his troubleshooting series.
by Michael Pugliese
Michael Pugliese begins his inaugural review
of arcade games with the emphasis on the
game play and how it relates to the player
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with Jungle King and Solar Fox
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Continental Divide Distributors, Inc.
by Rosanna Harris
Rosanna Harris discusses this exciting and
innovative company organized by Jerry
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Papy Sez by Larry Lubliner
Larry Lubliner answers the questions sent to
Dave Evans convinces us that food and games
do mix, and can provide a profitable return on
your investment if well thought out
Games in Review: The Arcade Parade
JukebOX Record byRayEklund
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Amusement Machine Repair: State of
the Art Training by Stanley Braaten
opportunity to fulfill an unusual career goal
Put Another Nickel In by Art RebHtz
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Stanley Braaten considers Nevada Gaming
Schools and their extensive curriculum as an
Nic Costa delves into the life and times of Dick
Scott and Alfred Adickes; two men who were
to form a dynamic partnership in the coin
him by enthusiastic readers of his column
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Gaming Graphics Art Department
Nevada Gaming Graphics, a screen process
printing company, has built an admirable
reputation and stands in the forefront of visual
design for the entire range of amusement
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machine industry of Europe
them coming back
Giving the Old Guys a Face Lift by Nevada
Steve Squires at large by Robert Geddes
Robert Geddes interviews Steve Squires, a
man reknown for the quality of his slot machine
restorations, and a partner in Squires and
And There's "The Difference" by Carol Kantor
Carol Kantor analyzes "The Difference" that
arcades employ to make an amusement center
a popular place to attract players and keep
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Something Old, Something New by P. G. O'Neal
P.G. O'Neal discovers an innovative jackpot
award in a modern slot machine, literally in a
modern slot machine in Nevada today.
Articles
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Letters
Editor's Statement
by Rosanna Harris
News and Views
The Advantages of Token Use..... by Lee Williams
What Is A Computer?
by Rick Schiueter
Classified Advertising
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photos) taken by Herman Birlauf, M. Photog, of Birlauf
and Steen Photo, Denver, Colorado.
Advertiser's Index
Order Form
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NOVEMBER, 1982
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