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Google offers flaky translations of many of the following. Until they improve, we'll link to the original language versions:
| Active German site with forum, collector contacts,
events, museum, etc. |
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| Busy French pinball and jukebox area (a few slots,
too) with forums, adverts, info and links. |
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| Useful site focusing on 50's German electro-mechanicals,
with gallery, contacts, forum, classifieds, spares, restoration guide
and service. |
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| German 1950's gambling machines. |
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| Images of German machines from the '50's, '30's and
earlier, on this Czech site. |
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| Five page pictorial history of European slot machines
from this Czech site promoting Trh Zábavy
arcade magazine. |
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| More German 1950's gambling machines. |
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| Some early pintables. |
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| German site devoted to gumball machines. |
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| A page about the German Bajazzo wall machine. |
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| Dutch Jukebox Gallery jukebox and slot machine shop. |
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| Dutch personal collection of bandits, wall machines and more. | |
| Pictorial diary of a French bandit collector. | |
Plenty of technical information on '50s (and earlier) German wall machines, plus a good supply of spares parts for them. One version of the site is linked opposite. There's another at www.ballmann.privat.t-online.de. |
www t2balli.de |
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Stig Hollegaard's stylish Danish site includes some unusual bandits and wall machines from Europe and America and other interesting pictures. |
Accurate simulations from Finland of several nostalgic retro amusement machines to download or play online. |
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| Small German site featuring wall machines and associated tokens from the '20s to the '80s. | |
Luxembourg-based Antik-Automaten is a forum for antique German slot machines. |
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| Swedish pinball, arcade and slot machine site with extensive collection of rare flyers. |