The Mortal Kombat Vintage 90’s Tabletop Pinball Machine Game by TOMY is a highly sought-after collectible for fans of arcade games and pinball enthusiasts. This classic 90’s pinball game features the iconic Mortal Kombat theme, making it a nostalgic and enjoyable addition to any collection. With its unique design and functionality, this tabletop pinball machine offers a fun and interactive experience for players of all ages.
Brand: Marx / Louis Marx & Co. For parts or repair only. Style: Sweepstakes electric pinball-style horse racing arcade game with matching blue floor stand. Model: Catalog G-400, patent number 2634129, designed for 115 volts 60 cycle AC, 25 watts max input. Scoring: Upper panel with WIN 10,000, PLACE 5,000, SHOW 2,500 score segments and central selector knob. Details: Score and total light indicator housings, clear plastic playfield cover, multiple metal bumpers, flags for win/place/show, replay lever, ball shooter and controls, metal back panel with adjustment switches, and ball storage tray. For parts or repair onlyGraphics: Colorful jockey and racehorse artwork, track scene, assorted racetrack name pennants, and bold multicolor Sweepstakes marquee. Theme: Classic midcentury horse racing arcade toy suitable for home game room, bar area, or collectible display. Keywords: vintage arcade, horse racing game, Marx Toys, electric pinball, game room decor, collectible toy.
Super cool vintage tin pinball game with kickstand! Does have a few minor condition issues as shown in pictures. Two of the board pins are missing. There are no balls included. Includes an airplane, zeppelin, train and automobile. Awesome world map graphics. Just a very cool toy! Measures about 23 inch tall by just over 14 in wide. When kickstand is in place, it elevates the top edge of the pinball about 2.75-in off the ground.
This is a vintage item. Please see the pictures for condition, completeness, and what is included. This is mostly complete and working, the ball is missing. We did not perform any cleaning or restorations and left the item just as found. Very nice color and detail. Great for collectors and display. Well made, great build quality. Thank you for looking.
The Marx Vintage 1948 Casino Electric Pinball Score-O-Meter G-210 is a nostalgic tabletop arcade game that brings back the thrill of the classic pinball experience. With a red, yellow, blue, white, and black color scheme, this battery-operated score-ometer features a retro design typical of the 1960s-1970s era. Made of durable plastic, metal, and cardboard, this original collectible just needs batteries and battery holder to light up! Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage arcade games, this score-o-meter offers a unique glimpse into the past of Las Vegas-style casino gaming.
The Vintage Franklin Mint Coca Cola Pinball Machine Parts from 1997 are original pieces that would be ideal for collectors or enthusiasts looking to restore or complete their pinball machines. Made by Franklin Mint, a reputable brand known for producing high-quality collectibles, these parts are sure to add a touch of nostalgia to any arcade or pinball collection. With a focus on authenticity and originality, these pieces are a valuable find for those looking to preserve the history and charm of vintage pinball machines. Item does not work. Has no power cord.
The Vintage 1930s The Rambler Original Pinball Game by Bagatella is a classic piece of Americana that would make a perfect addition to any game room or rustic wall decor. This original pinball game from the 1950s is a true collectible and showcases the nostalgia of a bygone era. Made in the United States, this piece of history is sure to bring charm and character to any space. It’s in working condition and comes with one steel ball. 100% functional, even the bell still rings when struck by the ball.
Vintage 1976 Happy Days The Fonz Pinball Machine Coleco Box of rough and the pinball machine itself isn’t perfect but seems to complete and in good solid condition. Comes with three balls and paddles seem to work good. I have not put together or tested but I do believe it works or might need some TLC to get in good working order. Please see pics for details and if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask.
Up for sale is a: 1950’s State Fair Strength Tester Pinball Machine Superior Toy Co. Electronics are working, but not consistently. It has original glass, rubber bands have dry rotted. What you see in pictures is what you get. Thank you for looking, and please message me with questions.
