October Fall Classic
Lot 2080:
Description
An authentic piece of pre-flipper pinball history. Manufactured by the famed Exhibit Supply Co. of Chicago in 1934, and known as the “Golden Gate” this is a classic wood-rail pre flipper pinball machine represents the Golden Gate Bridge with sea planes taking off and landing along with sailboats tacking back and forth. This game appears on a list of games made from 1931-1939 which was published in the January 1940 issue of the Coin Machine Journal. The machine features a handsome wood cabinet, its original detachable legs(34″ long each), and Art Deco-inspired graphics on the playfield. The game is in as-found condition, with its original finish showing numerous scuffs and scratches from a long life in service. The playfield graphics under the glass show areas of lifting, staining, and wear. Keys for the cash box access and coin tin are included. Operates, feeds and accepts coins as expected, but unknown if electro-mechanical elements work. Dimensions are 39″ long x 20 ” wide x 12″ tall in back and 9″ tall in front.
Circa 1940’s cast aluminum carousel horse most likely from a San Antonio Roller Works or a Mangles carousel. All we know is that it came off of a carousel that was parted out in southern Illinois in the 1970’s. The horse is a jumper with very nice paint. Comes mounted on a pole and a steel diamond plate base. Comes with a pair of stirrups but no straps or bridle.
NOTE: Pickup/Transport required. Contacts available post-auction.
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