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A shiny sixpence to the first person to name all the machines in the photo.

What i have so far (right to left)= twins, Boland bandit, Buckley bandit, Mills extraordinary, ? , ? fortune teller(?) , ?, interesting football theme game but unknown to me
next row= ? , ? , chad(?), win/place, ? , win a cig, ?
top row= clown catcher, allwin deluxe, ?,?, photo by xray (one for sale at coventry in march)
next to the table ?, on the table....God only knows!!

What you need to do is blow up and put numbers by, but first one on left is the Winaway football game by Haworths.....I reckon a rare beast

When you click on the photo it's about as big as I can get without losing the definition.

Bryans Ant Viewer top right.

I lost my definition in the 1970s. I regularly get described as being hazy.

Next to the Winaway is an Iris, then I think a Mother Shipton, on floor a Pace and...

treefrog wrote: ↑Fri Mar 06, 2020 12:27 pm What you need to do is blow up and put numbers by...

Done!

As no one has mentioned it yet, No. 1 is an Exhibit Supply Co. Imperial crane.
So what's the prize for getting machine No 2?

Edit: Just noticed No. 9 is an electric shock machine with a very attractive aluminium front - the subject of another thread on this forum.

I'm guessing number 2's a two player racer (Ahrens Cycle Race perhaps?), on account of that large wheel sticking out the front.

OK, that's the easy part done (mostly). Now for the hard part - what is the item highlighted by the arrow? My guess is it's a replacement punch ball harness, but then I thought number 21 was a Buckley, but now I can see it's most likely the original Mills version.

Codpiece?

Number 7 looks like Bradley Crusader.

I'm surprised no one answered the easy one; 20 is a Mills Extraordinary.
Oh, but that was named in the initial post, which also identified the one to its left as a Buckley.
The one on its right is clearly a Mills Silent Bell of some type, but I'll have to look harder to see which one.

Ah, no. I took a closer look, and I see the circular coin escalator. That means 21 is a Pace. Perhaps, though it's hard to tell, a Pace Fancy Front.

The 'Extraordinary' (20) appears to be the front-vendor version, judging by the straight sides.
Chicago Automatics referred to this as the 'Century Vendor'.

The Extraordinary was described by the company as "sold with compulsory skill controls", so I guess you were not allowed to trust to luck on a pull.

The 'ordinary' skill controls, which allowed the player to influence the spin, were satisfactory in some areas.
In others, the possibility of a 'chance' win coming up was not acceptable. The 'compulsory' skill buttons were to address this. If you allowed the reels to stop naturally, the payout was disabled, and all you got were your mints or gum.

The BDR Skill Adda also worked like this. You cannot win if you don't use the skill button.

Hello together,

the number 16 is the IRIS from J&M

Greats Torsten

Hello together,

i think the Nr.2 is a The OWL

Greats torsten