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Badpenny wrote:After my van was broken into last Halloween I have rethought any future actions should it happen again. No details here though, but it won't resemble my previous actions

Oh come on BP, tell us how you manage to discretely connect 240V to the door handle.

Badpenny wrote:You can then attach flat bar hooks on the backs of your machines and slot them on ...off ... move them

So can the bad boys should they gain access !! as I know to my cost

Just fantastic!! That is so skilful, you can see the passion that he has in his art - those lines are awesome and the finished signs amazing

There is an employment company whose name is 'Jobs In Town' Their motto, as you can see, is "life's too short for the wrong job" their working premise is to match folks with jobs that suit them and that they will enjoy. One of their advertising gimmicks is putting these '3D posters' on var...

Well done Bob, hope it will go well for you, when I am up t' north I will be in

Hi polaris, Classicgambler has a complete trigger assembly for sale in The Market section of this website

coppinpr wrote:This photo would I think be about 1958-60

Not far off coppinpr. I am led to believe it was 1955, about the time the new terminal opened.

Saw this a while ago, apparently when Heathrow airport's Central Terminal opened in the 1950s, it had a cinema, restaurant and a rooftop terrace with amusement machines. How times change! The pic shows a section of the rooftop terrace, can't quite make out the wall machine but is that you BP giving ...

Just to add my twopence worth. Jerry and Jeremy your efforts are well appreciated by many on this forum and a big thanks for putting on this summer auction **xXx** I certainly enjoyed the event and I can now put a face to the ubiqitous Slotalot! I agree that some of the items were going for a song, ...

Nice........................

Original sign treefrog, or have you had it painted?

John T Peterson wrote:Those boots are made for walking. The question: going where? BP's pub?

No, BP threw her out for being over-dressed

raj wrote:Not for the faint hearted, I grant you

..........................but a simply lovely delicate light blue, isn't it?
William Edward would turn in his grave

Brilliant!! thanks Mr PM, I can see clearly now, the rain is gone, I can see all obstacles in my way....................................

One a serious note, thanks for keeping this site going Mr PM and all your hard work in the background

andydotp wrote:If I put my squiggly lines in The Market will you trade 'em for your spare bar menu?,, mine's gone walkabout..

I am begining to think that I should take more tonic water with my medication Andy

Hello Mr PM, emptied the cache and the squiggly sloshy bits all gone, but now I have two side bar menus every time that I can't get rid of

Hi charlieb and a warm welcome to the site, you will find much information here - just ask. As coppinps has mentioned, these machines are quite popular and many were made by Oliver Whales and also a company called Corteen who distributed them through a firm called Rufler and Walker. There was also a...

Ah ha!! Jerry beat me to it, that#s what happens when you take a phone call in the middle of writting a post and not check the posts again.

Hello maidofsteel and welcome to the foremost site for almost any slot. These machines were produced as you say by Nostalgic Machines Ltd, Wolverhampton, by a collector as a near faithful reproduction of an old allwin based upon the look of an old BMCo machine, who were manufacturers in the 1930s. N...

raj wrote:Retro 9 Cup Allwin
Repro from recent years, all works, nice clean condition.
£450

Seen a number of Nigel's Nostalgic machines for sale recently and their prices seem to be rising, I do wonder whether they will eventually gain a future place in the slot collector fraternity, many years hence.

pennymachines wrote:I gave up trying to draw it in Google Sketchup but may try again using other software

Try Inventor Fusion 2013 Mr pennymachines, great little programme