Coin Slot
Issue: 1980 October 068 - Page 4
Coin Slot Magazine - #068 - 1980 - October [International Arcade Museum]
Editor's Statement
Rosanna Harris
With summer effectively behind us we are moving into
the time of many auctions and shows. In the last issue we
carried advertisements of some - Robert Anastasi's auc
comodate you in everyway possible; this time we must call
on you for help.
The dust has settled around the Paul Landsgaard case,
tion in Harlan, Iowa, the Morgenstein Enterprises in New
City, N.Y. There are many more that are forthcoming
but don't let it skip too quickly from your memories. If you
- Dave Kenney's auction in Illinois, The Fun Fair in
bill
California sponsored by Loose Change and as they would
say in rodeo terms, the Grand-daddy of them all - Roy
Arrington's auction in Las Vegas. With all of these ahead of
us in the next two months we will get an ever better pulse
on the market of coin-operated collectibles and other
related paraphenalia. In this regard we have somewhat of a
dilemma. It is going to be impossible for us (The Coin Slot
staff) to attend all of the auctions and shows. A few of our
readers have already approached us about submitting
articles and pictures of some of the events. We would like
to have any of you who would be interested in covering
one or more of the auctions, contact us about the details.
have the names of your legislators who are sponsoring a
to
decriminalize
the
ownership
of
antique
slot
machines, send them to us so that everyone can give their
support simultaneously. We all want to help, but we need
to become aware of the proper people we should be
addressing.
We would like to take this opportunity to again state our
position on controversial articles and/or letters which we
receive. The opinions stated in the former are solely those
of the author. We attempt to edit as little as possible when
we receive your comments in written form. At times, as you
may have noted, we are on the receiving end. Please keep
in mind that the opinions are those of the author and not
Our readers have expressed their desire to be kept
necessarily of the magazine.
informed of the auction results and we want to ac-
Check the map—now THERE are 30!
MUIa
NOVELTY
COMPANY
Buy & Sell
Antique
Slot Machines,
Related Books
and Other Items
Feature fine restoration work.
Complete list of
currently available
machines on request.
com
.
m
:
u THE PLACE for a beginning
from -muse collector
d
or the well established
e
oad .arcade
l
collector to find the perfect
n
machine.
Dow //www
:
p
t
t
h
1529 Western Ave. • Las Vegas, 89102 • (702) 384-8524
- THE
COIN Arcade
SLOT Museum
© 4 The
International
OCTOBER, 1980
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
Editor's Statement
Rosanna Harris
With summer effectively behind us we are moving into
the time of many auctions and shows. In the last issue we
carried advertisements of some - Robert Anastasi's auc
comodate you in everyway possible; this time we must call
on you for help.
The dust has settled around the Paul Landsgaard case,
tion in Harlan, Iowa, the Morgenstein Enterprises in New
City, N.Y. There are many more that are forthcoming
but don't let it skip too quickly from your memories. If you
- Dave Kenney's auction in Illinois, The Fun Fair in
bill
California sponsored by Loose Change and as they would
say in rodeo terms, the Grand-daddy of them all - Roy
Arrington's auction in Las Vegas. With all of these ahead of
us in the next two months we will get an ever better pulse
on the market of coin-operated collectibles and other
related paraphenalia. In this regard we have somewhat of a
dilemma. It is going to be impossible for us (The Coin Slot
staff) to attend all of the auctions and shows. A few of our
readers have already approached us about submitting
articles and pictures of some of the events. We would like
to have any of you who would be interested in covering
one or more of the auctions, contact us about the details.
have the names of your legislators who are sponsoring a
to
decriminalize
the
ownership
of
antique
slot
machines, send them to us so that everyone can give their
support simultaneously. We all want to help, but we need
to become aware of the proper people we should be
addressing.
We would like to take this opportunity to again state our
position on controversial articles and/or letters which we
receive. The opinions stated in the former are solely those
of the author. We attempt to edit as little as possible when
we receive your comments in written form. At times, as you
may have noted, we are on the receiving end. Please keep
in mind that the opinions are those of the author and not
Our readers have expressed their desire to be kept
necessarily of the magazine.
informed of the auction results and we want to ac-
Check the map—now THERE are 30!
MUIa
NOVELTY
COMPANY
Buy & Sell
Antique
Slot Machines,
Related Books
and Other Items
Feature fine restoration work.
Complete list of
currently available
machines on request.
com
.
m
:
u THE PLACE for a beginning
from -muse collector
d
or the well established
e
oad .arcade
l
collector to find the perfect
n
machine.
Dow //www
:
p
t
t
h
1529 Western Ave. • Las Vegas, 89102 • (702) 384-8524
- THE
COIN Arcade
SLOT Museum
© 4 The
International
OCTOBER, 1980
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
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