1¢ ROCK-OLA 1937 WORLD SERIES BASEBALL ARCADE MACHINE

A Coin Operated Rock-Ola 1937 World Series Baseball Arcade Machine, Not currently in working order, in need of restoration due to not being run since the 1980s. H: 50 W: 40 1/2 D: 24 3/4 in. With a Ce

C. 1937, Rock-Ola Manufacturing. This is one of the most collectible baseball arcade games ever produced. Contained in exceptional cabinetry, this fun arcade machine resembles the 1937 World Series an

This is a 1937 Coin Operated Rockola World Series Baseball Arcade Machine. This WORKING and impressive arcade machine appear to be in Original Condition. All players are intact and all function seem t

Sold as / is where is. From a Rye NY estate. - Dimensions: 49-1/2"T x 19"W x 47-1/2"D.

Rockola World Series 1 Cent Pinball Arcade Game. 1 cent coin op arcade baseball game tracks balls, strikes, outs, hits, runs, etc. In working condition, some functions are sticky, balls have some rust

World Series Pinball Machine, one cent play. Rock-ola product. Very good original working condition. 19 X 45 1/4 X 41 1/2 inches overall. Comes with key.

World Series Pinball Machine, five cent play. Rock-ola product. Very good working condition, new marquee frame but no insert. 19 X 44 X 41 1/2 inches overall. Comes with key.

World Series Pinball Machine by Rock-ola spare parts only unit. 16 1/2 X 10 1/2 X 37 inches.

Rockola RMC World Series Baseball pinball machine c.1930's. Excellent original paint. 16 x 36 x 40 inches. 1934 baseball pinball, this is a mechanical pinball game (uses no electricity), not a pitch a

C. 1935. Rock-Ola Mfg. A very nice example of the Rock-Ola World Series early non-electrical pinball machine. In original grey paint with an original playfield and marquee. CONDITION: There are areas

A very respectable example of the Rock-Ola World Series early non-electrical pinball machine. In original grey paint with an original playfield and marquee. CONDITION: Showing areas of wear and oxidat

Rock-Ola Baseball World Series pinball machine, 5 cent coin operated mechanical pinball machine that requires no electricity and is flipper-less, objective is to get any of the 15 balls to move down t

This second model of the game from 1934 Rock-ola Manufacturing of Chicago, Illinois This is illustrated by the Patent Numbers and "World Series" on the Top of the original game field. This example doe

C. 1962. 1-player baseball themed pinball machine from Williams. Traditional pitch and bat baseball arcade with mechanical back glass animation. Notable features include; Scoring a Super Home Run in b

C. 1929 - 1931. Manufactured by the Amusement Machine Co. and representing the 1927 World Series, this rare floor model arcade machine in a walnut cabinet shows a full infield with batter and umpire.

Lot of 2 Antique Tabletop Coin Operated Arcade Style Machines. Included is a World Series Baseball Game measuring 10" tall x 16.5" wide x 36" deep and a Figure 8 machine measuring 10" tall x 18" wide

Early World Series Pin Ball Machine. Rock-O-La Mfg. Very Good Original Working Condition. 19 X 45 X 42 inches.

1933 ROCKOLA JIG-SAW PINBALL MACHINE WORLD'S FAIR PRE-FLIPPER 1 CENT Themed for the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, this pinball game features hand-painted buildings and structures from the fair shown in

Heading: (Arcade Games) Author: Title: Worlds Fair Jigsaw Pinball Machine Place Published: [Chicago] Publisher:[Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation] Date Published: [1933] Description:

Cinemetronics World Series Baseball Arcade, Q*bert Cabinet. Working. This item requires third-party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 66 x 25 x 31

Chicago Coin Deluxe World Series Baseball Arcade Game. Powers on, needs work. Pitches but bat not working. No back door. This item requires third-party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dime

Cinematronics World Series Baseball Arcade. As found for restoration.

Lou Gehrig Signed 1937 World Series Mini Bat Dated October 28 1938. Boldy signed in black ink. Quiet and unassuming, Gehrig struggled to make friends with many of his colorful and spotlight-hungry Yan

Lou Gehrig Signed 1937 World Series Mini Bat Dated October 28 1938. Boldly signed. Quiet and unassuming, Gehrig struggled to make friends with many of his colorful and spotlight-hungry Yankee teammate