Yes, looks like it. Post and account now deleted.

Apart from a plate around the coin entry, it is missing the wooden runner on the left side (inverse of the runner on the left side) and there must have been a piece of similar (but thicker) timber on the front. This would have been routed out to hold the front edge of the playfield glass and must ha...

Ha ha - took me a while to get your drift BP. Indeed, as I said in the description, "the cabinet is substantially sound, but there has been worm damage inside and, most severely, to the left shoulder timbre ." It was like this when I bought it many years ago. I treated the worm and, surpri...

treefrog wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 13, 2020 12:50 pm

sadly purist collectors strip them back...

I trust nobody I know would do such a thing...

Not a glimpse of it on the colonoscope.

Fixed?
Sorry, the issue was confined to mobile devices, so I didn't spot it...

And Lot 661, arriving November 13 on Platform One, GW Railwayana Auctions: London & North Western Railway platform ticket machine enamel sign.

Might cost you more than the machine...

There are a couple more quite similar BAC platform ticket machines in the Museum, plus this one from the Arena.

True - it would still increase the payout percentage, but might have a psychological edge over coin return and a free ball.

It's the payout relay.