First I spotted two bagatelle-type games, where you send a marble up a simple playfield with pins and wires and little indentations which redirect or capture the ball. First was "Kick-Back" and the second was "Trik-E-Shot." Both had really great looking designs:
Next up was a Smoky backbox, inexplicably detached from the rest of the machine. It would have been cool to see the whole thing. I think this was going for like $200?
Lastly was an Atomic Pinball, which was recently reviewed by Classic Game Room (that's a link to a video where you can see this tiny pinball machine in action)
I didn't buy any of these items, but it was just cool seeing them mixed in with all the other artifacts. It seems like there is a pinball collector in this area, who keeps putting items from their collection up for sale.
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