Larry Hammer
More than you want to know.
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Gone But Not Forgotten

Wilmington Delaware Green Lane Pennsylvania Wilmington, Delaware Green Lane, Pennsylvania Sumneytown Boyertown Boyertown Area High School Chemistry Teacher MST Math Science Technology MST Jan Janis

 

These are the machines that I have sold or traded. They include 3 pinball machines plus a shuffle alley (bowling).
My first machine was a Gottlieb Atlas machine. I was lucky enough to obtain that machine through marriage - it was given to my wife by her father when she was a child.
My second machine was a Eight Ball, obtained that through the Perkiomenville Auction. The third machine was the United Shuffle Alley, circa 1949. I replaced the playfield with a new hardwood deck. The service manual for this machine is hand typed! I sold this machine in November, 2003.
In 2002, I then traded a Gottlieb Atlas (electrical mechanical) machine for a Williams (solid state) Lucky 7, which required extensive circuit board rebuilding (sold November, 2003).
Black Hole was a restoration that I enjoyed playing for quite a while. I sold it in October, 2004. I sold a second Black Hole a year later.
When we relocated from Pennsylvania to Oregon in the summer of 2006, I had to reduce the machines in my collection. I sold my Johnny Mnemonic, White Water, two Flash machines, Eight Ball, and a High Speed. It broke my heart, but it is expensive to move them across the country and we did not have enough room in our temporary housing.


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