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There are many, mostly advertising reproduction one arm bandits. Here are a few good ones:
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The Americans invented the coin-op crane.
Admire and buy them at James Roller's ever-growing Vintage
Amusements site. |
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Probably the biggest and most active coin-op site in the US. |
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The virtual tour of Marvin's Marvelous
Mechanical Museum includes coin-operated automata and fortune tellers. |
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Workmanlike site for buying, selling and information
about American slots. |
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Promoting the Gameroom Magazine
for coin-op enthusiasts. |
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Large and expanding database of coin-operated machines |
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International Arcade Museum |
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The Coin Operated Collectors' Association, publish C.O.C.A. Times. Their website is also well worth a visit.
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Gameline Connection serves the US-based online collectors' community with collector
registry, forum, events and other information. |
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The Chicagoland Show is the biggest antique advertising, slot machine and jukebox trading show on the planet. Bi-annual. |
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Pinnovations is a genuine American pinball enthusiast's site with a wealth of information and pictures about early pintables which you won't find elsewhere. | |
| Pinball Rebel is not just a terrific pinball site (with an amazing database of pinballs you can play all over the US), it also covers jukeboxes, arcade machines and related classic American coin-op culture. | PINBALL REBEL | |
| Lots of information about the slot machines which form the heart of Lynne and Michael Sands collection of remarkable machines. The museum is at: 1652 Kennewick Drive Sunnyvale, California 94087 USA |
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gameroomShow is a virtual catalogue featuring a wide range of coin-ops, and memorabilia from show exhibitors across the US. |
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| Jeff Stotlar's vintage arcade restoration blogs. Pick up some tips while admiring some of Jeff's superb vintage machines. | ||
Friendly American antique slot machine and coin operated devices forum. |
CoinOpCollectorForum.com | |