Coin Slot
Issue: 1982 July 089 - Page 4
Coin Slot Magazine - #089 - 1982 - July[International Arcade Museum]
Publisher and Editor
Rosanna B. Harris
Managing Editor/Art Director
Features
Debi Knight
Historical Editor
Richard M. Bueschei
Chicagoland News By Rosanna Harris
4 #%
Rosanna Harris reviews and comments on the Chicagoland Show
I O
Book Review Editor
David B. Evans
Contributing Authors
Stephen P. Alpert, David Bassitt,
Ray Eklund, Robert Geddes,
Steve Gronowski, Marc Harrison,
Russ Jensen, Larry Lubliner,
Notes From Nic By Nic Costa
Nic Costa brings to life Gordon Smith and the legacy he left to the
English automatics industry
Paul Olson, Fred Ryan,
Writing A Book About Pinball: A Progress Report By Dick Bueschei
Richard Reddock, Art Rebitz,
David Saul, Bill Whelan
Dick Bueschei concludes his continuing report on the planned series of
An Illustrated Price Guide to the 100 Most Collectible Pinball Machines
Volumes
Foreign Contributing Author
Nic Costa
Graphics Director
Susan Maday
Put Yourself In The Books By Dick Bueschei
Dick Bueschei asks for your help and contribution to his planned pinball
Circulation Manager
Margaret lozzo
guides
JukebOX Record By Ray Eklund
Mailroom Supervisor
Mary Lilla
Ray Eklund describes the Class 6 Wurlitzer models and continues
his list of serial numbers with pre-war jukeboxes
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year—United States $25.00
Two Years—United States $45.00
One Year—Outside the United States,
mailed first class, $40.00
Sample copies are available at $3.00
Put Another Nickel In By Art Rebiitz
Art Rebiitz covers some of the common problems encountered with the
coin mechanisms of music machines.
Stim-mania ByBHiwheian
Bill Whelan brings to us the Art Deco designed machines manufactured
by the Buckley Manufacturing Co..
Pinball Troubleshooting Part 6 Basic Circuits By Russ Jensen
Heed Russ Jensen's warning but don't miss this article if you repair
pinball games
OQ
OO
Letters to the Editor
Page
Ultimate for Gamblers
Page 10
Editor's Statement
Page
Page
Page
Page
A First
By Rosanna Harris
Jukeboxes at Chicagoland
By Ray Eklund
National Collectibles Expo
By Rich Hartzog
Vending Vignette
By Dave Bassitt..
The Slot Shoppe
By Paul Olson
Calendar of Events.
...
Reflections
By Fred Ryan
..
The Token Corner
By Stephen Alpert
6
14
17
17
18
Page 20
Page 21
Page 24
Page 25
Page 40
31 One-Armed Bandits May Lose Life And Limb
Status of the States.
Restoration and Repair
By Marc Harrison
Arcade Magic
By Steve Gronowski
Pappy Sez
By Larry Lubliner
Book Review
By Ray Eklund
Page
Page
Page
Page
Page
Page
42
44
45
47
Classifieds...............
Page 50
48
49
each.
Please notify us promptly in case of a
change of address.
The editors of THE COIN SLOT assume
no responsibility for statements made
by advertisers and we do reserve the
right to reject or edit any ads that we
consider to be dishonest or misleading,
or that do not conform with the high
standards we attempt to maintain.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
$4.00 for the first 30 words, 25$ for
each additional word
Ads must be received by the 5th of the
month in order to be printed in the issue
dated the following month, (i.e. ad is
received May 5th and printed in the
June issue).
Please submit ads in either typewritten
form or hand printed.
The classified advertising is accepted
by the editor and positioned as space
permits. Continuous running ads will be
accepted by the editor and positioned
as space permits. Continuous running
ads will be accepted for a maximum of
six months and then should be resub-
mitted. For clarification of cost in counting
words — zip codes, states and telephone
numbers are counted as one word each.
Please make all checks payable to
THE COIN SLOT, and mail to Box 612-
TCS, Wheatridge, CO 80034. Telephone
(303)431-9266.
Display advertising rate card is avail
able upon request Write to THE COIN
SLOT, P.O. Box 612. Wheatridge, CO
80034.
\On the Cover
.com
m
:
u
use left, the sons of collector Nick Loos of
from -m Loos,
d Christopher
Corey Loos, right, and
e
e
d
d
Quincy, Illinois,
Games WHOOPEE, circa June, 1931,
ca In-And-Outdoor
nloa play w with
ar the
.
w
and rated
by many as
the
"first" pinball game. The WHOOPEE in the Loos collection
o
D
w
is in mint condition,
://w virtually as crisp as the day it left the factory in Chicago over half
a century
http ago. Read the conclusion of "Writing A Book About Pinball: A Progress
Report" by Dick Bueschei this month.
© The 4-THE
International COIN
Arcade SLOT
Museum
No portion of this magazine may be
reproduced in any form, except for in
cidental quotations used in reviews, etc
without the written permission of the
publisher.
THE COIN SLOT makes every effort
not to make errors; however we assume
no liability for typographical errors ex
cept to the extent of rerunning the incor
rect portion of the ad in the next issue.
THE COIN SLOT is published monthly.
Second class postage paid at Wheatridge,
Colorado 80034.
USPS 367-550
July, 1982
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
Publisher and Editor
Rosanna B. Harris
Managing Editor/Art Director
Features
Debi Knight
Historical Editor
Richard M. Bueschei
Chicagoland News By Rosanna Harris
4 #%
Rosanna Harris reviews and comments on the Chicagoland Show
I O
Book Review Editor
David B. Evans
Contributing Authors
Stephen P. Alpert, David Bassitt,
Ray Eklund, Robert Geddes,
Steve Gronowski, Marc Harrison,
Russ Jensen, Larry Lubliner,
Notes From Nic By Nic Costa
Nic Costa brings to life Gordon Smith and the legacy he left to the
English automatics industry
Paul Olson, Fred Ryan,
Writing A Book About Pinball: A Progress Report By Dick Bueschei
Richard Reddock, Art Rebitz,
David Saul, Bill Whelan
Dick Bueschei concludes his continuing report on the planned series of
An Illustrated Price Guide to the 100 Most Collectible Pinball Machines
Volumes
Foreign Contributing Author
Nic Costa
Graphics Director
Susan Maday
Put Yourself In The Books By Dick Bueschei
Dick Bueschei asks for your help and contribution to his planned pinball
Circulation Manager
Margaret lozzo
guides
JukebOX Record By Ray Eklund
Mailroom Supervisor
Mary Lilla
Ray Eklund describes the Class 6 Wurlitzer models and continues
his list of serial numbers with pre-war jukeboxes
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year—United States $25.00
Two Years—United States $45.00
One Year—Outside the United States,
mailed first class, $40.00
Sample copies are available at $3.00
Put Another Nickel In By Art Rebiitz
Art Rebiitz covers some of the common problems encountered with the
coin mechanisms of music machines.
Stim-mania ByBHiwheian
Bill Whelan brings to us the Art Deco designed machines manufactured
by the Buckley Manufacturing Co..
Pinball Troubleshooting Part 6 Basic Circuits By Russ Jensen
Heed Russ Jensen's warning but don't miss this article if you repair
pinball games
OQ
OO
Letters to the Editor
Page
Ultimate for Gamblers
Page 10
Editor's Statement
Page
Page
Page
Page
A First
By Rosanna Harris
Jukeboxes at Chicagoland
By Ray Eklund
National Collectibles Expo
By Rich Hartzog
Vending Vignette
By Dave Bassitt..
The Slot Shoppe
By Paul Olson
Calendar of Events.
...
Reflections
By Fred Ryan
..
The Token Corner
By Stephen Alpert
6
14
17
17
18
Page 20
Page 21
Page 24
Page 25
Page 40
31 One-Armed Bandits May Lose Life And Limb
Status of the States.
Restoration and Repair
By Marc Harrison
Arcade Magic
By Steve Gronowski
Pappy Sez
By Larry Lubliner
Book Review
By Ray Eklund
Page
Page
Page
Page
Page
Page
42
44
45
47
Classifieds...............
Page 50
48
49
each.
Please notify us promptly in case of a
change of address.
The editors of THE COIN SLOT assume
no responsibility for statements made
by advertisers and we do reserve the
right to reject or edit any ads that we
consider to be dishonest or misleading,
or that do not conform with the high
standards we attempt to maintain.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
$4.00 for the first 30 words, 25$ for
each additional word
Ads must be received by the 5th of the
month in order to be printed in the issue
dated the following month, (i.e. ad is
received May 5th and printed in the
June issue).
Please submit ads in either typewritten
form or hand printed.
The classified advertising is accepted
by the editor and positioned as space
permits. Continuous running ads will be
accepted by the editor and positioned
as space permits. Continuous running
ads will be accepted for a maximum of
six months and then should be resub-
mitted. For clarification of cost in counting
words — zip codes, states and telephone
numbers are counted as one word each.
Please make all checks payable to
THE COIN SLOT, and mail to Box 612-
TCS, Wheatridge, CO 80034. Telephone
(303)431-9266.
Display advertising rate card is avail
able upon request Write to THE COIN
SLOT, P.O. Box 612. Wheatridge, CO
80034.
\On the Cover
.com
m
:
u
use left, the sons of collector Nick Loos of
from -m Loos,
d Christopher
Corey Loos, right, and
e
e
d
d
Quincy, Illinois,
Games WHOOPEE, circa June, 1931,
ca In-And-Outdoor
nloa play w with
ar the
.
w
and rated
by many as
the
"first" pinball game. The WHOOPEE in the Loos collection
o
D
w
is in mint condition,
://w virtually as crisp as the day it left the factory in Chicago over half
a century
http ago. Read the conclusion of "Writing A Book About Pinball: A Progress
Report" by Dick Bueschei this month.
© The 4-THE
International COIN
Arcade SLOT
Museum
No portion of this magazine may be
reproduced in any form, except for in
cidental quotations used in reviews, etc
without the written permission of the
publisher.
THE COIN SLOT makes every effort
not to make errors; however we assume
no liability for typographical errors ex
cept to the extent of rerunning the incor
rect portion of the ad in the next issue.
THE COIN SLOT is published monthly.
Second class postage paid at Wheatridge,
Colorado 80034.
USPS 367-550
July, 1982
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).