Mechanical Memories Magazine

•
Don't get me wrong, there were a few vintage machines and it was a good set-up for the
day-trippers, but as a true slottie I felt a little disappointed. I took a few photos and
played some of the machines, we then made our way to the tearooms for a spot of lunch.
The lunch and the service were very good and reasonably priced too. After lunch and a
good moan about the arcade, we started to explore the numerous buildings and shops of
the craft village.
As we made our way up to an area known as Jacob's Yard, I caught sight of a
Bryans allwin just inside the doorway of Mallishag's gift shop. As I got closer to the
shop, I could see more vintage arcade machines inside, and the nearer I got to the
doorway the more my spirits were raised. Then the penny dropped (pun intended) .... ... .
THEY MUST HA VE TWO VINTAGE ARCADES!!!!!!
Above, Mills 'Cathedral' stereo viewer, Roll out the Barrel
and a very nice Steer-a-Ball machine.
Left, a general view showing some of the wall machines.
Page 11