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Ticket Tac Toe (Williams, 1996, IPDB 4334) – Redemption Game – Rare.

Tales of the Arabian Nights (Williams, 1996, IPDB 3824).

Flipper Football (Capcom, 1996, IPDB 3945).

Theatre of Magic (Bally, 1995, IPDB 2845).

No Fear: Dangerous Sports (Williams, 1995, IPDB 2852).

Johnny Mnemonic (Williams, 1995, IPDB 3683).

The Who’s Tommy Pinball Wizard (Data East, 1994, IPDB 2579).

Red & Ted’s Road Show (Williams, 1994, IPDB 1972).

Guns N’ Roses (Data East, 1994, IPDB 1100).

Demolition Man (Williams, 1994, IPDB 662) on Steroids (Pinnovating).

White Water (Williams, 1993, IPDB 2768).

Pistol Poker (Alvin G., 1993, IPDB 1805) – Rare.

Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure (Williams, 1993, IPDB 1267).Bram Stoker’s Dracula (Williams, 1993, IPDB 3072).The Addams Family (Bally, 1992, IPDB 20).Creature from the Black Lagoon (Bally, 1992, IPDB 588).Al’s Garage Band Goes On a World Tour (Alvin G., 1992, IPDB 3513).Terminator 2: Judgement Day (Williams, 1991, IPDB 2524).Slugfest (Williams, 1991, IPDB 3281) – Bat Game.Punchy the Clown (Alvin G., 1993, IPDB 3508) – Rareĭot-Matrix pinball machines (1991 – today).Dinosaur Eggs (Alvin G., 1993, IPDB 3062) – Redemption Game.Soccer-Ball (Alvin G., 1991, IPDB 120) – Rare Riverboar Gambler (Williams, 1990, IPDB 1966).Dude And His Excellent Ray (Bally Midway, 1990, IPDB 737) Bell Ringer (Gottlieb, 1990, IPDB 3602) – Redemption Game.Elvira and the Party Monsters (Bally, 1989, IPDB 782).Atlantis (Bally Midway, 1988, IPDB 106).Space Shuttle (Williams, 1984, IPDB 2260).Rocky (Gottlieb, 1982, IPDB 1993) – Borrowed from NFV.Haunted House (Gottlieb, 1982, IPDB 1133) – Donated by W.Baby Pacman (Bally, 1982, IPDB 125) – Arcade / Pinball Hybrid.Black Hole (Gottlieb, 1981, IPDB 307) – USA version.Space Invaders (Bally, 1980, IPDB 2252).Rolling Stones (Bally, 1980, IPDB 2010).Counterforce (Gottlieb, 1980, IPDB 575).Black Knight (Williams, 1980, IPDB 310).Star Trip (Game Plan, 1979, IPDB 3605) – Cocktail Table.Harlem Globetrotters On Tour (Bally, 1979, IPDB 1125).Gorgar (Williams, 1979, IPDB 1062) – First talking pinball.Disco Fever (Williams, 1978, IPDB 686) – Banana flippers.Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Gottlieb, 1978, IPDB 536).Solid State pinball machines (1977 – 1990) Fantastic and The Brown Dirt Cowboy (Bally, 1976, IPDB 438) Spooksville (Allied Leisure, 1973, IPDB 2298).Challenger (Gottlieb, 1971) – only 110 made.Pretty Baby (Williams, 1965, IPDB 1863).Bowling Queen (Gottlieb, 1964, IPDB 367).Sweet Hearts (Gottlieb, 1963, IPDB 2474).

Square Head (Gottlieb, 1963, IPDB 2330).Target Gallery (Midway, 1962, IPDB 5087) – Bat Game.Hi-Fly (Genco, 1956, IPDB 3144) – Bat Game – Rare.Struggle Buggies (Williams, 1953, IPDB 2407).All American Quarterback (Williams, 1949, IPDB 1886) – Bat Game.Alice in Wonderland (Gottlieb, 1948, IPDB 47).10th Inning (United, 1948, IPDB 3788) – Very rare.Humpty Dumpty (Gottlieb, 1947, IPDB 1254).Electromechanical pinball machines (1930 – 1977) It is great to see how pinball (pin + ball) developed to the pinball machines we know nowadays. We’ve got many different pinballs from the era before the second world war. So if the pinball machine you’re visiting the museum for is not available on the day of your visit, there are enough other machines left to still have a memorable day! Pre-war pinball machines We have about 100 playable pinball machines set up and many more pinball machines which are worth taking a look at. After all, an American saying goes: “If it ain’t broken, it ain’t pinball”. They sometimes break down, get pulled out of the museum for major maintenance or are rented out. Our pinball machines are continuously added and removed from the museum.

Pinball museum auction after closing its