Coin Slot
Issue: 1982 July 089 - Page 7
Coin Slot Magazine - #089 - 1982 - July[International Arcade Museum]
420 S. San Gabriel Blvd.
San Gabriel
California 91776
Phone (213) 285-6694
OPEN
MONDAY THRU
SATURDAY
(9 AM TO 7 P.M.)
BOB AND MIKE DUROSE
Would like to take this opportunity to inform you that our new
RETAIL STORE IS NOW OPEN
TO OUR MANY TRADE CUSTOMERS
Our Wholesale Warehouse is still as active as ever, with a wide selection of as-is machines,
mechamisms and parts
FOR CALIFORNIA CUSTOMERS
We have a really good cross section of Bandits, Stimulators, Mutoscopes, Automaton and Arcade
Games, to suit all pockets.
WE ALSO CATER FOR THE D.I.Y. RESTORER
With a good selection of Books and Monthly Magazines, Parts, Reel Bundles, Award Cards, Oak
Machine sides and bases Etc
PLUS WITHOUT OBLIGATION
Any help or advice you may need when you feel two heads are better than one Just ask for Mike or
Shaun, they will be only too willing to answer your questions
FOR OUT OF STATE CUSTOMERS
We also have a selection of Pre-1958 (25 year) machines for sale, wholesale or retail. Just write or
call for details. We will ship anywhere in the states, depending on individual state laws.
Sega Star Series Token Bell
We have been lucky to acquire a Limited number of these
LATEST COLLECTIBLES, which have lain in a warehouse in
their original cartons untouched and unused — THEY ARE
PERFECTLY PRESERVED.
Their history is that they were American designed in
1956 and introduced in 1957 by a Company called Service
Games who bought the machine blue prints from Mills of
Chicago and manufactured the famous Mills' machine
under the name of Sega, putting them in cases of their own
design. They specialized in supplying American forces' bases
world wide.
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We are sorry but this offer only applies to States where the 25 year Law
is applicable.
July,
1982
©
The International
Arcade Museum
TCS
THE
COIN SLOT
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
420 S. San Gabriel Blvd.
San Gabriel
California 91776
Phone (213) 285-6694
OPEN
MONDAY THRU
SATURDAY
(9 AM TO 7 P.M.)
BOB AND MIKE DUROSE
Would like to take this opportunity to inform you that our new
RETAIL STORE IS NOW OPEN
TO OUR MANY TRADE CUSTOMERS
Our Wholesale Warehouse is still as active as ever, with a wide selection of as-is machines,
mechamisms and parts
FOR CALIFORNIA CUSTOMERS
We have a really good cross section of Bandits, Stimulators, Mutoscopes, Automaton and Arcade
Games, to suit all pockets.
WE ALSO CATER FOR THE D.I.Y. RESTORER
With a good selection of Books and Monthly Magazines, Parts, Reel Bundles, Award Cards, Oak
Machine sides and bases Etc
PLUS WITHOUT OBLIGATION
Any help or advice you may need when you feel two heads are better than one Just ask for Mike or
Shaun, they will be only too willing to answer your questions
FOR OUT OF STATE CUSTOMERS
We also have a selection of Pre-1958 (25 year) machines for sale, wholesale or retail. Just write or
call for details. We will ship anywhere in the states, depending on individual state laws.
Sega Star Series Token Bell
We have been lucky to acquire a Limited number of these
LATEST COLLECTIBLES, which have lain in a warehouse in
their original cartons untouched and unused — THEY ARE
PERFECTLY PRESERVED.
Their history is that they were American designed in
1956 and introduced in 1957 by a Company called Service
Games who bought the machine blue prints from Mills of
Chicago and manufactured the famous Mills' machine
under the name of Sega, putting them in cases of their own
design. They specialized in supplying American forces' bases
world wide.
.com
m
:
u
m
e
mus MACHINES
d fro d THESE
-
WE ARE OFFERING
e
e
d
loa SERVED
COME n
FIRST
arca BASIS
.
w
o
w
D
/ww
AT h ONLY
ttp:/ $895 plus shipping.
ON A FIRST
We are sorry but this offer only applies to States where the 25 year Law
is applicable.
July,
1982
©
The International
Arcade Museum
TCS
THE
COIN SLOT
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
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