Rare and Cool Stuff
Coca-Cola Crate Printer
A nice Coca-Cola crate printing press. This showed up on Facebook Marketplace for sale (wish I grabbed it). Very cool.
Morphy Auctions - Las Vegas 10-26-2023
Coin-Op & Advertising auction Las Vegas Nevada Oct 2023 that we attended.
Victorian Casino Auction Oct 2012
A Victorian Casino Auction Las Vegas Nevada Oct 2012 that we attended. We only came away with a couple items. Where are these items today?
1976 Atari Theatre Consolette
Extremely rare arcade machine. Almost impossible to Google sensible info. Made in France in 1976. It would probably fit into a casino environment if you interpret the design. Guess this
TobiKomi Fix It Felix Jr
At the beginning of a game, Ralph climbs up the apartment building, breaking windows as he goes. It is the player's job—as Felix—to repair each window with his magical hammer, while avoiding bricks that fall off when Ralph punches,
1969 Sega Missile EM Arcade Machine
Missile is a 1969 electro-mechanical arcade shooter game by Sega that launches rockets with a joystick control. It was one of the first video projection arcade games. Missile was also the first game to use a joystick with a fire button.
Karateco Asteroid Upright Arcade Machine
A very cool and probably a one-off Asteroids bootleg upright arcade machine.
Asteroids Speed Mod
Here is another Speed Mod to an Asteroids board. This is one of the cleanest and most professional looking mods I have seen.
Trump Secret Service Pinball Machine
Found this on Pinside and had to share: Love him or hate him, this machine will bring a smile to your face. What we have here is a 1989 Data East “Secret Service” pinball machine that has had a President Trump re-theme. Making it a one
1982 Gottlieb Reactor
Found this for sale on eBay. What a great restoration. Hope to see this one day in the wild.
1972 Sega Killer Shark
Found this for sale on eBay. What an amazing game. Hope to see this someday in the wild.
1974 Atari Touch Me
Touch Me is an arcade game first released by Atari Inc. in 1974, and later as a handheld game in 1978. It can be described as a Simon-like game that involves touching a series of buttons that light up and produce sounds. The player must observe a
1979 Sidam Asterock
Asterock is a copy of Atari's Asteroids. The italian company Sidam manufactured/developed an own CPU PCB for their upright cab while still using many parts of the original Asteroids code. The cabinet was also different in some aspects.
Wonderland Arcade 1968
Located near a major bus transfer point at the corner of 12th and Grand in Kansas City, Missouri, Wonderland Arcade was a popular haunt for people of all ages with time to kill and a few coins in their pockets. In the
19VLUP22 Tube for WG6100
Don't see these that often. An NOS tube for Tempest or any other similar Color Vector arcade game.
1968 Jaycopter by Jaycopters Recreation Ltd.
The object of the game is to fly the helicopter so it lands on each of three numbered heliport pads (in order) spaced around the playfield. As you progress through the three pads, trees start to come into play (one near the pad#2 and two
Asteroids PCB with Atari Rate Multiplier Board
"Part way through the run of Asteroids, we used up the world's supply of 7497s and Texas Instruments (the only manufacturer of 7497s) did not have them on their schedule to make more for several months. Rather than shut down the
