Coin Slot
Issue: 1982 November V8 N3 - Page 4
Coin Slot Magazine - #V8N3 - 1982 - November [International Arcade Museum]
Kind words for the writers
who haven't acquired our first slot,
these two columns help make your
Dear Editor;
magazine much more interesting.
Just a quick note to say thanks
for putting out such a great magazine,
especially for Dave Bassitf s column
on vending machines and Paul Olson's
column on arcade machines. It may
sound like I'm just a local friend or
relative pulling for the home town
boys, so to speak, but actually I
haven't met either one of them (al
though I am looking forward to it
sometime soon). For those of us
Now that I've buttered you up, I'll
ask a favor. I recently found an old
arcade machine at a junk shop. If s
called the CHALLENGER, and con
sists of a gun that shoots steel balls
at a series of targets. If s in pretty
bad shape. A decal on it says that it
was made by the ABT Mfg. Corp,
although one of the parts makes
reference to a W.A Tratsch Co.
Any information you might be able
MULTIPLE GAMES IN ONE MACHINE
13"
FULL
COLOR
MONITOR
DRAW POKER
Featuring Joker's Wild and Double-Up.
BLACK JACK
Sensational Las Vegas "21" with all the casino
features AND face-up or face-down play
with Double-Up.
RED DOG
The excitement of Acey-Deucy in-between
action PLUS Double-Up, 3-of-a-kind and
Straight Flush bonuses.
FOR AMUSEMENT
Orf*
(NO REPLAYS OR CREDITS)
19" HIGH • 22 WIDE • 20" DEEP
FRONT
COIN-MECH.
FOR EASY PLAY
Solidly built with all the features you want:
One or two players.
■ Crisp, colorful, high resolution video
graphics and audio effects.
■
Ideally suited for bar-top, cocktail
lounge, and limited space locations.
Large, secure cashbox.
Play stimulating, fun-filled messages.
■ BASE SWIVEL for easy play.
DISTRIBUTORSHIPS m
co
High Score Hall of Fame.
■ No need to change board to change game.
m.
JkvoJMk
:
UNIVERSAL APPEAL • RELIABLE • PROFITABLE
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load .arcad
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Do //www
Call for further information: Jim Jones 404-255-5370
Inc. ro.box7M26,Atlanta,oa
ttp:
h HOUSE-OF-CARDS
li'i[lf>
4 —THE COIN SLOT
© The International Arcade Museum
NOVEMBER, 1982
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
Kind words for the writers
who haven't acquired our first slot,
these two columns help make your
Dear Editor;
magazine much more interesting.
Just a quick note to say thanks
for putting out such a great magazine,
especially for Dave Bassitf s column
on vending machines and Paul Olson's
column on arcade machines. It may
sound like I'm just a local friend or
relative pulling for the home town
boys, so to speak, but actually I
haven't met either one of them (al
though I am looking forward to it
sometime soon). For those of us
Now that I've buttered you up, I'll
ask a favor. I recently found an old
arcade machine at a junk shop. If s
called the CHALLENGER, and con
sists of a gun that shoots steel balls
at a series of targets. If s in pretty
bad shape. A decal on it says that it
was made by the ABT Mfg. Corp,
although one of the parts makes
reference to a W.A Tratsch Co.
Any information you might be able
MULTIPLE GAMES IN ONE MACHINE
13"
FULL
COLOR
MONITOR
DRAW POKER
Featuring Joker's Wild and Double-Up.
BLACK JACK
Sensational Las Vegas "21" with all the casino
features AND face-up or face-down play
with Double-Up.
RED DOG
The excitement of Acey-Deucy in-between
action PLUS Double-Up, 3-of-a-kind and
Straight Flush bonuses.
FOR AMUSEMENT
Orf*
(NO REPLAYS OR CREDITS)
19" HIGH • 22 WIDE • 20" DEEP
FRONT
COIN-MECH.
FOR EASY PLAY
Solidly built with all the features you want:
One or two players.
■ Crisp, colorful, high resolution video
graphics and audio effects.
■
Ideally suited for bar-top, cocktail
lounge, and limited space locations.
Large, secure cashbox.
Play stimulating, fun-filled messages.
■ BASE SWIVEL for easy play.
DISTRIBUTORSHIPS m
co
High Score Hall of Fame.
■ No need to change board to change game.
m.
JkvoJMk
:
UNIVERSAL APPEAL • RELIABLE • PROFITABLE
u
m
e
o
s
r
u
f
m
d
-
e
e
load .arcad
n
w
Do //www
Call for further information: Jim Jones 404-255-5370
Inc. ro.box7M26,Atlanta,oa
ttp:
h HOUSE-OF-CARDS
li'i[lf>
4 —THE COIN SLOT
© The International Arcade Museum
NOVEMBER, 1982
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).