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Coin Slot Magazine - #085 - 1982 - March [International Arcade Museum]
Letters to the Editor continued
sold for $235 when it was found in a Louisville, KY antique
shop in the summer of 1981. A nother was offered by a dealerfor
$450.
The jackpot model has sold for $150 to $800 we
understand, so it's hard to pin down a value. Asfar as we know
about 6 or 8 of these Watling "Square" pin games exist.
The PUNCH-A-BALL trade stimulator— or more classic
MFGS. OF FINE ORCHESTRIAN COMPONENTS
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Rosewood Xylophones
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Orchestra Bells
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Flute and Violin Pipes
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Coin Systems
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middle 1930s. Genco was mostfamousfor its pinballs, but tried
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Editor
I am a very satisfied subscriber of your magazine and now
have three machines in my collection: Jennings CHIEF, serial
no. 124514: MillsF.O.K. Front Vendor.5C,serial no. l-8(or3)
947: Jennings LITTLE DUKE. U. serial no. 48II.
I would like to purchase Coin Slot Guides for the Mills and
LITTLE DUKE machines. I had previously purchased the
CHIEF Guide after acquiring that machine. The LITTLE
DUKE works well but the Mills only pays out on 2 cherries.
In order for you to suggest the correct Guide, the Mills is a 5C
"F.O.K." three reel slot circa 1936 with fortune reel strips, two
March, 1982
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