1930's World Series Coin Operated Pinball Machine

The 1934 Rock-Ola "World Series" baseball pinball machine is a fully mechanical, clockwork-operated arcade game with no electrical parts. It features animated playfield action, with balls moving around the bases, and players use 15 balls in an attempt to score 12 runs or achieve 3 outs. Only about 4,000 units are believed to have survived out of the 70,000 produced. This machine needs assembly and cleaning; all the legs are appear to be there. It measures 16" wide by 36" tall. A great project for restoration.

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Stony Brook, NY 11790

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Wednesday, 3/18, 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm

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