Pinball Flyer Database

[NYP]

Hi all, thought I would introduce myself and post my link to my collection of Pinball Flyer scans. http://www.nypinball.com/brochures2.php
I'm always looking to trade or ad flyers that I don't have, especially interested in finding flyer traders from other countries, hope you find them useful.
thanx
Ron

[PinBill]

Cool. I don't have any flyers but I just realized how amazing it is that there was a Stern with the unbelievably creative name of "Pinball."

[inthecan]

"Pinball" was one of Stern's first SS machines, looks like they had a run of EM and SS according to IPDB http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?gid=4694

All pin geekery aside it is a really fun table! They currently have two of them at the Seattle Pinball Museum. The title seemed exceptionally generic to me as well and I actually avoided playing it on several visits but then after rocking 50 or so games about a month ago on it I decided it was a pretty pure and damn successful adaptation of the novel it takes it's name from.

[Opto]

Love the backglass and playfield artwork on Pinball!. Playfield art is kinda Python-esque. It, Countdown and Trident were the first 3 pins I ever played.

[inthecan]

On my last visit to SPM I got hung on it for a quite awhile in an attempt to roll it over and got about 150,000 shy of it on my best attempt it would have been my first EM rollover. The art is totally Pythonesque and I was actually thinking a bit R. Crumb-ish as well.

[NYP]

well if you guys are impressed with the creative genius who came up with the name "pinball" for a pinball machine, then you'll love this one:
http://www.nypinball.com/brochures_details.php?br=1941

Ron:)