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Here's some great gameroom stuff.

There were even puck bowler backglasses, and an old cigarette display, which sold later that morning. 

Looks like some sort of video poker game. 

It's a trailer filled with....

videogames!  Inside were Hogan's Alley, Turbo, a couple other videogames, a video poker games, and a cd jukebox.

This truck had Wacky Package stickers by the sheet, a couple slot machines, and a couple of pins.

A closer look on this truck reveals a Silverball Mania and a 50's Gottlieb pin of some sort.

Looks like stuff for sale here too!

Mike Tolley from Lexington, VA brought a Kings Of Steel and a Lectronamo pin to sell.

There was also a Meteor playfield and a Charlie's Angels project pin for sale.

A bumper cap came loose while someone was playing this pin, but Mike fixed it in no time.  

Pat Hand on the left, and a '61 Williams Skill Ball behind this guy were at Allentown '07 set up inside and working.  

The Skill Ball had not one, but two heads included, and I think the asking price was $350.  Zig Zag on the right is an early example of mini bowling ball animation in the head of a game.  I would love to see a working Zig Zag at a show.

  This guy is checking out a playfield from some sort of pitch and bat.

These Gottlieb solid state backglasses taken right off the games, still in the wooden frame, were $25 and up.  I should have grabbed the Sinbad one. 

This Magic City pin was sold. Time to go inside now.

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