timme's Collection last updated 09/05/2007 viewed 1777 times, rating: 4.1 (7 votes) Please log in to rate this Collection! From: Seattle,WA USA Specialty: Electromechanicals from all ages Member since: 09/04/2007 timme owns these 24 pinballs: pinball name DB manufacturer condition is it for sale? notes pictures 2001 Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1970 Gottlieb wedgehead. 4 SQUARE Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1971 Gottlieb wedgehead. ALL STAR BASEBALL Chicago Coin (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1963 Chicago Coin pitch-and-bat. Fully restored playfield and targets. BANK-A-BALL Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1965 Gottlieb wedgehead. Fully restored playfield and mechanisms. BEAT TIME Williams (USA) In storage, working Never 1967 Williams EM single player. Has the Fabulous Fantasies reproduction "BEATLES" version of the backglass. CENTRAL PARK Gottlieb (USA) In storage, waiting for restoration Never 1966 Gottlieb wedgehead. COUNT DOWN Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1979 Gottlieb solid-state four-player. CRISS CROSS POP-UP   Chicago Coin (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1967 Chicago Coin arcade game. Not a pinball game. Turret shooter fires a steel ball at a line of targets at the back of the playfield, causing rubber balls to bounce around a tic-tac-toe board in the head, which is viewed by the player via a mirror. Making line-ups and patterns with the rubber balls scores various points. A fun game for kids and also for adults who are intimidated by pinball. DOMINO Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1968 Gottlieb wedgehead. FLIP-A-CARD Gottlieb (USA) In storage, waiting for restoration Never 1970 Gottlieb wedgehead. FLYING CARPET Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1972 Gottlieb wedgehead. GIGI Gottlieb (USA) In storage, waiting for restoration Never 1963 Gottlieb wedgehead. GOLDEN BELLS Williams (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1959 Williams woodrail. GRAND SLAM Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1972 Gottlieb wedgehead. KING KOOL Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1972 Gottlieb 2-player. Fully restored playfield, cabinet, and mechanisms. KING PIN Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1973 Gottlieb wedgehead. MAJORETTES Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1964 Gottlieb wedgehead. Fully restored playfield, cabinet, and mechanicals. Beautiful original backglass. NO GOOD GOFERS Williams (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1997 Williams solid-state four-player. PETER PAN Williams (USA) In storage, waiting for restoration Never 1955 Williams woodrail with the rare per-ball STAR (match) feature. Although Peter Pan is a true five-ball flipper pinball, it also has a 3-digit odometer replay unit and knock-off button just like a bingo machine. The STAR feature was pure chance. After each ball drained, a match number appeared and a star would light on the backglass if there was a match. Getting 2, 3, 4, or 5 lit stars during a game would win free games, with 5 stars awarding a whopping 200 replays. Of course, the location would usually just pay the player in cash and knock the games off. SKY LINE Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1965 Gottlieb wedgehead. SKYLINE Chicago Coin (USA) In storage, waiting for restoration Never 1940 Chicago Coin pre-flipper pingame with Roy Parker futuristic city artwork and bonus build-up, produced several months before Genco's METRO. Parker would use some of the same artwork elements of this game on Gottlieb's 1965 Sky Line. SLICK CHICK Gottlieb (USA) Set up, plays! Never 1963 Gottlieb wedgehead. SPORTS Chicago Coin (USA) In storage, working Maybe 1939 Chicago Coin pre-flipper game with fully restored playfield, cabinet, and mechanisms. TARGET POOL Gottlieb (USA) In storage, waiting for restoration Never 1969 Gottlieb wedgehead.

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