I walked into the show, and lucked out. This very same Night Rider was there last year, and I passed it up for a couple of rare Zephyr pins from the 30's. I found out the hard way, flipperless games just aren't for me. It was so tempting to also take home the Hi Lo Ace, another fun EM. |
 This pin was constantly played. I remember playing this EM when I was a kid and my mom would drag me to GC Murphys and Woolworths, a couple quarters, and I was out of her way:) I believe it was GC Murphys, where the first Black Knight appeared, the first 50 cent pin. Didn't like that very much at the time. |
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 A crazed EM fan checks out a classic Gottlieb, "Big Brave." The rare "Eye Of The Tiger" EM on the left was for show only. |
 Even with the extra space, there were several EM's to play. |
 Once again, Jeff Lawton, THE bingo expert brought two games along. Last year, it was Gayety and Sun Valley. This year, Cypress Gardens and Alcapulco. |
 Jeff demonstrates how to play a bingo. |
 The what the heck is this category. Some kind of shooter game. |
 A closeup of the mystery shooter backglass. |
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 Of course, the new stuff was there too. |
 Two Harleys side by side. How often do you see that? |
EM's, from left to right, Moulin Rouge, Rancho, Monte Carlo. |
$900 or best offer. Nice shape. |
A side view of that Moulin Rouge. Really nice. |
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No, that backglass isn't flaked. It's actually almost perfect. That's the pattern of the painting. |
