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Marketplace

Issue: 1975 August 30

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MARKETPLACE
PAG ~GUST 30, 1975
•
May surprise many to learn that letters from highschool, college, even grammar school
students, asking for full details, background, history, "etc., of pinball have tremendous-
ly increased this year. Students explain they have chosen "pinball" as the topic for
their school thesis. (Were there a "National Coin Machine Public Relations Bureau" in
existence, such an organization would be in best position to handle all requests and,
thereby, help create better image of the industry among these studious youngsters.)
Next issue, Sept.30 issue of "Marketplace", is "The Opener", the convention issue
that reaches the industry before all get ready to leave for the convention in Chicago.
This is the issue that lets everyone know what they can expect to see at the show. A
terrific issue for your advertising. Closing day for all advertising is September 10.
(Rush your ad today to: Marketplace, 185 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60601.)
Hear from Robert E. Rosenberger of Chicago vho is quite a collector of old time mach-
ines that he would like to become a member of "American Coin Machine Collectors Society ...
In addition to some fine equip't he has already collected, he's seeking a "Mills Automatic
Dice" shown in "Marketplace" June 30,'75 "Pictorial History" edition. (The one man who con-
tinued buying these and could make them vork was Gordon B. Mills of Mills Sale Co.,Ltd.,
Oakland,Calif. He may be able to help you, Bob.)
"Marketplace" item to which you refer, N.Peldman, Chicago, was on portability. There
are many outstanding reasons why coinbiz is supreme in entertainment world. It's eas-
ily accessible to the public, extremely economical, fills a huge void for 'workingman's
club' where all can meet and, for a few coins, tremendously enjoy themselves. Keeps kids
off the streets. Helps retail business prosper. But greatest feature is fact coin mach-
ines are portable. When location closes or income falls, machines can be easily picked
up and moved to another location or, for that matter, to another town. How many busi-
nesses are there that can match coinbiz portability?
All the happy talky-talk you're hearing that the recession is, _at long last, al~ over,
kinda sounds like a lot of whistling in the dark. (What do you think?) ••• J. D. Kinlaw
of Fayetteville,N.C., who started as a route man for the late Joe Calcutt back in.'3~ and
who set up the first officers' club in Tokyo after War II, is now most thoroly enJoying
the operation he built up. J.D. has his two sons working with_ him. In the_mean~ime, he's
reactivating "Dollars for The Turtles" from which Crippled Childrens Hospital in Green-
ville,s.c. benefits. (Join "The Turtles" today!} ••• Nicest letter from Mrs. Dorothy M.
Christensen of Malta,Mont., telling us all about plans for MCMOA meet held at the Outlaw
Inn, Kalispell,Mont., July 25,26,27. Most pleasant people were there.
If you have
any "Pictorial History" editions of "Marketplace" you don't need, Mel Poster, 7389_Bush
Lake Rd..,Minneapolis,Minn., will be happy to take them off your hands •••• Barry_Peinb~att
of Universe Affiliated Int'l,Union,N.J., vrites us a.bout "Kid's Int'l Hall of Pinball •
(That's the first time we heard about it, Barry.)
Bally-Columbia Pictures tie-in on movie, "Tommy", vith Bally "Wizard", 4-player feat-
ured, reported to have captured interest of other movie and TV produc:r~. Ca~ expect to
see more such tie-ins in future. (Numbers of . people who see and play _wizard on lo~:
tions makes pinball terrific plugger for mo...-ies _and TV shows.) 7 •• Since;,e thanks
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Tom Greco of Greco Bros.,Glasco,N.Y., for his kind words of prai~e about Marketpla~e to
J v Sedlak of Poughkeepsie,N.Y •••• Top 6 ciggY mfrs face penalties that could run in~
mtliions of dollars by FTC and Justice Dept for violating agreem~nt~ on bov ~o adTertise
"warnings" on cig smoking. The 6 are: American Brands, Brovn 8.: Williamson, L~gg~tt 8.: t
Here Lorillard, Philip Morrie and R.J.Reynolds. ••• Macke Co. reported gain, in quar er
e~ed'June J0,'75 to 22¢ net income a share from 20¢ a share for same quarter 74. For 9
months net tell to 53¢ a share compared to 60¢ a share tor same 9 months 1974.
WHAT BETTER PLACE THAN THE "MARKETPLACE"

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MARKMU SJ C
Pi iCETS'L J PSAT"S
DISTRIBUTOR TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE
When troclinq in t1Sed m<1c11i11e' to diHributors toward the purchase of new
e11uipmer1t o wb>tontiol allowance below the low quolCllion to rover tin•
cost of' leoninq, paintinq, r~poiring, replacement of port\ and componenh
p/u\ labor and qenerol overhead eApense Involved in reconditioning of used
mochim tor re\ale b .• distributors \hould be mode.
ROWE-AMI
NOTE 1946 thru 1958 - Models A 40, B 40, C-40, D-80, E 40, E-80, E-1 20, F-80.
F- 120. G-80. G-120, G 200, H 120, H-200, I 100M, I 120, I 200M, 1-200, removed
due to no active trading
L
H
Y .P.
25 00 - 100.00
2. 1959, Mod. J-200E, 200 Sel., 45RPM
2. 1959. Mod. J 200M, 200 Sel., 45RPM
25.00 - 100.00
2. 1959, Mod. J -120, 120 Sel., 45RPM
25.00 -
100.00
2. 1960, Mod. K200, Sel., 45RPM
30.00 - 105.00
2 1960, Mod. K 120, Sel., 45RPM
30.00 - 105.00
2. 1960, Mod. K 100, 100 Sel., 45RPM
30.00 - 105.00
2. 1961, Continental 1, 200 Sel., 45RPM
30 00 - 105.00
2 1961, Lyric, 100 Sel., 45RPM
.
30.00 - 100.00
2. 1962, Continental 2, 200 Sel., 33 & 45 RPM
40.00 - 115 00
2. 1962, Continental 2. 100 Sel., 33 & 45RPM
40.00 - 115 00
2. 1963. Rowe-AMI , JAL 200, 200 Sel.,
50.00 -
140.00
2. 1963, Rowe AMI, JEL 200, 200 Sel.,
50 00 -
175.00
2 1964. Rowe AMI, JAM 200
75.00 - 260.00
2 1965. Rowe AMI Diplomat, JAN
125.00 _ 305.00
2 1966, Rowe AMI Bandstand JAO
150.00 - 350.00
2 1967, Rowe AMI Music Merchant, MM1 . .
200.00 _ 410.00
2. 1968. Rowe AMI Cadette
200.00 - 425.00
2. 1968. Rowe AMI Music Master MM2 . . . . . . .
250.00 _ 495.00
2 1969, Rowe Music Miracle, MM3
250.00 _ 550.00
2 1970, Rowe Trimount MM4
. 375.00 _ 695.00
2. 1971, Rowe MM5. 200 Sel., Models New Orleans,
California . Tiffany, Cathedral. Beauty, Play·
girl
525.00 - 795.00
2. 1972, Rowe Super Stars MM6
610.00 _ 925.00
2 1973. Tl 1. Monte Carlo, Deauville . . . .
675.00 _ 1075.00
2. 1974, Tl 2, 200 Sel., Caprice. Woodbridge,
Rhapsody
850.00
1245.00
2 1974, RI 1, 120 Sel., Heritage
700.00
1050.00
1975. Arlington. 200 St!I
1975, Cl;iss1c, 200 Sel
1975, Crestwood Console, 200 Sci ....
ROCK-O LA
NOTE 1946 thru 1960 Models · 1422, 1424. 1426, 1428, 1432. 1434. 1436, 1438.
1446. 1448. 1454. 1456. 1458. 1462 1465, 1468. 1478, 1485, removed due to no
active 1111d1ng
2. 1961,Mod.1488,Rcgis,120Sel.,-15RPM . .
30.00
10000
2 1962, Mod. 1193, Princ e''· 100 !>Cl., 45RPM
40.00
100.00
2 I 9b2, Mod . 1496, t mprcs' 120 Sci. ..
40.00
100.00
2. 1962, Mod. 1119 7 , Empie''· 200 Sci . . . . .
40.00
10000
2 1%3, Mod. 404, (dfHi, 100 Sci. . . . • ..
4500
110.00
2. 1963, Mod. 408, Rl1<1psody, 160 Sel. .. .
45.00
11000
2 . 1%4,Mod.414,Cdprill,lOOScl . . . . .
60.00
145.00
2. l9b·1,Mod. 418'i,Rhdp,ody ll , 160 .. .
60.00
14500
100.00
2. 1964, Mod. 42'>, Grand Pri '-, 160 ">cl.
.
215.00
10000
2. 196'>, Mod. ·12·1, Prince'' Roydl, 100 Sci. .
21000
100.00
2. 1966, Mod. 426, Grand Pri' II , lhO Sci ..
260.00
11500
2. 1966,Mod.429, IOO!>cl.
. .. •• . . .
26500
20000
2. 1967, Mod. ·1 33, 160 Sci .
410.00
2. 1967,Mod.4~2,lOOScl .
175.00
375.00
2. 1968, Mod. 137, 160 Sci.
240.00
49000
225.00
2. 1968, Mod. 4~6, 100 Sci . . . . . . .
410.00
30500
2. 1969,Mod. 4·10, 160Scl.
56500
2. 19b9,Mod.441, IOOScl.
250.00
495.00
375.00
645.00
2. 1970,Mod.442, 160Scl.
325.00
'l . 1970, Mod . 443, I 00 St.>I.
550.00
425.00
'l . 197 I, Mod. 444, 160 Sci.
780.00
390.00
670.00
2. 1971,Mod.445,IOOScl .
495.00
2. 197 I, Model ·1·16, 160 Sci., Consoli: .
785.00
520.00
865.00
2. 1972, Model 418, 160 Sci. . . . .
600.00
975.00
2. 1973, Model 450. 160 Sel
650.00
995.00
2. 197 3, Model 452, 1 60 Sci., Console . . . .
700.00
1110.00
2. 1974, Mod. 452, 160 Sci., Con,olc Oclu>.c
650.00
2. 197·1, Mod. 453, 100 Sel . . . • . • .
1025.00
700.00
2. 1974, Mod. 454, 160 Sc i. . . . . . .
112500
1974, Mod. 458, 160 Sci., Hideaway
1975, Model 456. Console 160 Sc~
1975, Model 460, 160 Sel
1975. Model 459. 100 Set
0
1975
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SEEBURG
NOTE 1949 thru 1957 - Models : M100A, MlOOB, M100C. HF100G, HF100R .
V200. 100W, VL200, 100J KD200. L 100, removed due to no active trading.
L
H
Y.P.
2. 1958, Mod. 20 1, 200 Sel., 45RPM •• •
25.00 -
100.00
2. 1958, Mod. 161, 160 Sel., 45RPM . . .
2500 -
100.00
2. 1959, Mod. DH-222, 160 Sci., 45RPM .
25 00 -
100.00
105.00
30.00 -
2. 1960, Mod. AQ 100, 100 Sci., 45RPM .
2. 1960, Mod. AQl 60, Sel., 45 RPM . . . .
30.00 -
105.00
30.00 -
2. l961 ,Mod.AY160, 160Scl., 33&45 RPM
105.00
2. 1961,Mod.AY100,100Sel.,33&45RPM
30.00 -
105 00
2. l 962, Mod. OS 160, 160 Sel
• . . . ..
40.00 -
110.00
40.00 -
110.00
2. 1962, Mod. 05100, JOO Sci.
2. l 963-64, Mod. LPC· l , Cons., 160 Sel. .
90 00 -
290.00
2. 1964-65, Mod. LPC-480, Consolette ..
90.00 -
295.00
2. 1966, Electra . . . • . . . . . • . • . . .
135.00
350 00
2. 196 7, S terco Showcdse • . . . • •• . . .
200.00 -
450.00
2. l 968, Phone Jet . . . . . . • . , .
375 00
175.00
250.00
515.00
2. 1968, Spectra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
330 00
600.00
2. 1969, Gem . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .
2. 1970, Apollo . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . .
725.00
440.00
285.00
495.00
2. 1970, Golden Jet . . . . . . . . . . . • . . .
575.00
920.00
2. 1971, Mu\i<;al Bdndshell . . . . . . . .
650.00
995.00
2. 1972, Firestar . . . . . . .
. •....•..
740.00
760.00
2. 1972 , Marauder SX-100 .
. ..... .
810.00
1075.00
2. 1973,0lympian 160. .
. . . •• •.
825.00
1145.00
2. 1971, Regency 160, Console
630.00
1195.00
2. 19 74 , Matador, 160 Sel. . . .
89500
2. 1974 Carnival. 100 Selec
1975, 1st Edition Quadraphonic, 160 Sel
1975, Vogue 11 , 160 Sel.
WURLITZER
NOTE 1946 thru 1958 Models· 1015, 1017, 1080. 1100, 1250, 1400, 1450. 1500,
1500A 1550, 1650, 1650A. 1700, 1800, 1900, 2000. 2100, 2150, 2200, 2204, 2250,
2300. 2304, 2310, removed due to no active trading
95.00
2. 1960, Mod. 2400, 200 Sci., 45 RPM
30.00 -
2. 1960, Mod. 2404, 104 Sel., 45RPM
95.00
30.00
95.00
2. 1960,Mod.24 10, 100Scl.,45RPM
30.00
100.00
2. 196l,Mod.2500,200Sel.,4SRPM
35.00 -
100.00
2. 1961, \fod. 2504, I 04 Sci., 45 RPM
35.00 -
100.00
2. 1961,Mod.25 10, 100Scl.,45RPM
35.00 -
105.00
2. 1962,Mod.2600,200Sel.,33&45RPM.
4000 -
105.00
2. 1962, Mod. 2610, 100 Sel., 31 & 45 RPM .
40.00 -
115.00
2. 1963, Mod. 2700, 200 Sci. . . . . . . . . . .
45.00 -
115.00
2. 1963,Mod.2710,lOOSel
..... . ..•
45.00 -
2. 1964, Mod. 2800, 200 Sci . . . . . . •.
175.00
60.00 -
170.00
2. 1964 ,Mod . 2810, IOU Sci. . . . . • . . . . .
60.00
70.00
20500
2. 1965, Mod. 2900, 200Scl. . . . . • • . . . .•
205.00
70.00
2. 196S,Mod.2910, 100Scl . . . . . , . . . . ••
2. 1966, Mod. 3000, 200 Sel . .
. ..•• _ •
275.00
100.00 -
2. 196<>, Mod 3010, 100 ~e l .. . . . .. .. . .
100.00 -
25000 -
2. 1967,Mod.JI00,200Sel. . . . . . . . . . • .
310.00
140.00
2. 1%7,Mod.3110,IOOSel. . . ••• . . . . . .
29500
140.00 -
2. 1968, Mod . 3200, 200 ~cl . . . • . . . . . • • .
395.00
18000
'l 1968, Mod . 1210, I 00 Sci . . . . . . . . . . • .
37000
165.00
425.00
1 1969, Mod. 3300, 200 'icl . . . . • •. . . •
200.00
2 1969, Mod. UlO, 100 Sci . . . . • • . . .
39500
180.00
2. 1970,Mod. l400 S1.11c111an . . . . . • .
47500
25000
20000
410.00
2. 1970, Mod. 1-11 0, 100 Sci. .
200.00
·125.00
2 1970, Mod. 3 11>0, 160 Sel. .
100.00
175.00
'l . 19 70. !>Jtdlilt' II Cdb . . . . .
300.00
520.00
.!. 1971, \500, /.od1ac, 200 Sci.
495.00
27500
'l 1971,3510,7odidc,100Scl.
30000
510.00
2. 197 I , JSbO, Zodiac, 160 Sci.
425.00 _
650.00
2. 19 7 2, !>upcr;tJr, 3600, 200 Sci..
375.00
650.00
2. 1972, Mod. 3610, 100 Sel ... . .
39500
2. 1972, Mod. 3b60, 160 Sci . . . . • . . . .
64000
62500
950.00
2. 1973, AmerildnJ, Mod. 3700, 200 Sd.
•
610.00
875.00
2 1973,Mod. 3710, 100Sel •.. _ . . . . . . •.
940.00
625.00 -
2. 1973,Mod. 3760, 160Scl. . • . . . . . .
1060.00
70000
2. 197-1, Ameritana, Mod. 3800, 200 Sci.
650.00
1030.00
2. 1974, Amcrilana , Mod. 3860, 160 Sci. . .
62000
2. 1974, Amcri~dn.1, Mod. 38 10 , I 00 Sel .
95000
65000
925.00
2. 1974 , Cabaret , Mod. 7500 13, 200 Sci .•
85000
119500
2. 197-1, Jul-.ebox, Mod. 1050, 100 Se l . . •
1974, Carousel, l ape, Mod. C-110
197·1, Music !>y,1cm, T JPC, Mod. C - 111
DEUTSCHE WURLITZER
1975, Lyric, 100 Sel
1975, Taroc. 100 Sel.
1975, Atlanta. 160 Sel . ...
1975, Baltic, 160 Sel.
1975, Cabaret, 160 Sel.
COPYRIGHTED 1975 NO REPRODUCTION PLEASE IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION

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