Automatic Age
Issue: 1936 May - Page 5
c h u te . . t ic k e t u n i t . . n e w p a y u n i t . . m in t v e n d o r
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togeable o d d s . . 5 0 in c h c a b i n e t . . a n d $ 1 0 .0 0 to p a w a r d /
Tl
Here comes now on the coin machine scene a
SUperb new table. A table new in idea. New in design.
evv in mechanical make-up. And new in money-
mdl
m°ney can buy.
^^is table is a one-shot engineered by Rock-Ola. A
°n*'shot styled by masters. It is the most important
nevv table in the business today. Its appeal is so
PQ^erful, so dynamic, that no shrewd operator will
dll
0vv a single fact or detail to escape him.
'jjjst turn your imagination loose on a table with all
^ ese magnificent features: m u ltip le coin chute that
?ys 5 coins at a tim e . . . escalator showing last 5
° 'hs Played . . . e q u ip p e d w ith Rock-O -Pac . . .
S o m a tic change-over fro m Rock-O -Pac to batteries
v>ce versa . . . changeable odds . . . $10.00 top
effd>^ ' * * $8.00 pocket . . . Battle o f A la m o sound
I ec*s ■ - « m in t ve n d e r and ticket u n it if desired . . .
n' a-d ra w e r mechanism . . . side door inspection
* * ^0-inch cabinet . . . lights . . . colors . . . and a
0t1eY capacity that can net you $40.00 a day!
9*ntlemen, is ALAMO. And ALAMO is this
t
y s new winner. The accepted favorite in every
r,t°ry, in every state, everywhere.
j
has captured the imagination of the Amer-
n public. ALAMO’S play-idea has the fascination
maS/c itself. Instead of the ordinary layout, the 5
"OCK-OLA
pairs of pockets are arranged in one row across the
bottom of the field. The new 1 */ 4 -inch Cateline Ball
comes dodging down the field. As it rolls over each
switch the odds increase. From a dime up to ten dol
lars. To win, the ball must go in a lighted pocket.
Each coin lights one pair of pockets. The chute takes
from one to five coins. The five coins light all the
pockets. That’s 25c a game instead of the usual
nickel. With these facts you can easily figure for
yourself the tremendous profit possibilities of ALAMO.
Of course, it’s all up to you. You can chase rainbows
or climb mountains. You can cross the ocean or fly
to the moon, if you like. That’s your affair. But you
won’t find anything that can touch ALAMO. Not
even if you turn the town upside down and inside out.
And that goes for all of them. Without exception!
ALAMO, gentlemen, is no ordinary table. Please
understand that. ALAMO is a true masterpiece. The
one-shot. So make no mistake. Waste no time.
ALAMO is too important a table. It means too much
to you. The stakes are the greatest in all coin machine
history. To act quickly is to act wisely. So determine
now to reach out for your share — to top the boys on
your home grounds.
$40.00 a day is not hard to take. That’s $1000 a
day on 25 ALAMOS! Better write, wire, phone, or
call at once. This is one case that calls for immediate
action!
manufacturing
© International Arcade Museum
corporation
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
*
togeable o d d s . . 5 0 in c h c a b i n e t . . a n d $ 1 0 .0 0 to p a w a r d /
Tl
Here comes now on the coin machine scene a
SUperb new table. A table new in idea. New in design.
evv in mechanical make-up. And new in money-
mdl
m°ney can buy.
^^is table is a one-shot engineered by Rock-Ola. A
°n*'shot styled by masters. It is the most important
nevv table in the business today. Its appeal is so
PQ^erful, so dynamic, that no shrewd operator will
dll
0vv a single fact or detail to escape him.
'jjjst turn your imagination loose on a table with all
^ ese magnificent features: m u ltip le coin chute that
?ys 5 coins at a tim e . . . escalator showing last 5
° 'hs Played . . . e q u ip p e d w ith Rock-O -Pac . . .
S o m a tic change-over fro m Rock-O -Pac to batteries
v>ce versa . . . changeable odds . . . $10.00 top
effd>^ ' * * $8.00 pocket . . . Battle o f A la m o sound
I ec*s ■ - « m in t ve n d e r and ticket u n it if desired . . .
n' a-d ra w e r mechanism . . . side door inspection
* * ^0-inch cabinet . . . lights . . . colors . . . and a
0t1eY capacity that can net you $40.00 a day!
9*ntlemen, is ALAMO. And ALAMO is this
t
y s new winner. The accepted favorite in every
r,t°ry, in every state, everywhere.
j
has captured the imagination of the Amer-
n public. ALAMO’S play-idea has the fascination
maS/c itself. Instead of the ordinary layout, the 5
"OCK-OLA
pairs of pockets are arranged in one row across the
bottom of the field. The new 1 */ 4 -inch Cateline Ball
comes dodging down the field. As it rolls over each
switch the odds increase. From a dime up to ten dol
lars. To win, the ball must go in a lighted pocket.
Each coin lights one pair of pockets. The chute takes
from one to five coins. The five coins light all the
pockets. That’s 25c a game instead of the usual
nickel. With these facts you can easily figure for
yourself the tremendous profit possibilities of ALAMO.
Of course, it’s all up to you. You can chase rainbows
or climb mountains. You can cross the ocean or fly
to the moon, if you like. That’s your affair. But you
won’t find anything that can touch ALAMO. Not
even if you turn the town upside down and inside out.
And that goes for all of them. Without exception!
ALAMO, gentlemen, is no ordinary table. Please
understand that. ALAMO is a true masterpiece. The
one-shot. So make no mistake. Waste no time.
ALAMO is too important a table. It means too much
to you. The stakes are the greatest in all coin machine
history. To act quickly is to act wisely. So determine
now to reach out for your share — to top the boys on
your home grounds.
$40.00 a day is not hard to take. That’s $1000 a
day on 25 ALAMOS! Better write, wire, phone, or
call at once. This is one case that calls for immediate
action!
manufacturing
© International Arcade Museum
corporation
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
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