Coin Slot Magazine - #045 - 1978 - October [International Arcade Museum]
be sufficient if one were to attempt repair of a Bally game-gener
ally a much more demanding and a more frequent task where the
problems tend to be less obvious.
Since the book is aimed at the
prospective buyer, this type of information should be included
and can only lead to less frequent frustrations, fewer service calls,
and greater enjoyment.
It was refreshing to see a section in the book dedicated to pin-
ball machines as culture and objects d'art
The Tolberts' love
for pinball is evident in the book and warming to our hearts.
They are aiming tq* bring pinball enjoyment closer to everyone
by making pinball ownership easier. We endorse this goal and their
book on home maintenance, history, and appreciation as a good
start at the basics:
Like any good start, however, it is likely to
whet your appetite for more. Add this book to your pinball library.
In the April 1978 article on Backglass Preservation reference
was made to a magazine "TILT" (do not confuse with the above
book!).
story.
No purpose is served by keeping it secret.
In
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1974 Wayne Morgan and several friends produced a
tribute to pinball. This tribute was put together as an art exhibition m
would be and traveled to several Canadian art galleries in the year
following.
An exhibition catalog was produced:
Machines 1931-1958."
Tilt! Pinball
Copies may be obtained for $5.00 from:
Wayne Morgan
Dunlop Art Gallery
Regina Public Library
2311 12th Avenue
Regina, Saskatchewan CANADA S4P-ON3
This is a "must" addition to any pinball library.
In response to
the tremendous public response to the catalog and exhibition,
Wayne began a magazine/newsletter "Tilt! A Pinball Newsletter"
Issues appeared
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which appeared quarterly.
March 1976, April
1976, and one following undated.
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