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I assume this pinball was to cash in on Lucile Ball's popular "I love Lucy' TV show? Any lawsuits??

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in some ways similar to Gypsy Queen.

Simon, are you on Pinball Info (I'm assuming you're in the UK)? Really fancy another woodrail and wondered how you got hold of all of these

If I were young I would make it my mission to learn how to restore these beautiful machines. I love all EM Gottliebs. I also love Bally Bingo that would let you cash out. I played religiously in South Carolina in my youth. The gambling factor is what made the latter exciting. I wish casinos would bring them back, I’d be there for sure.

The amount of Gottlieb games seems endless.

OMG, it’s gorgeous.

Didnt this game come with wooden legs , not metal legs???

Very dynamis and funny game.

I played one for the first time recently and I have to say I really enjoyed it right from the start.

All I can hear in that segment is 'luck/skill ratio'. Meaning this game is incredibly random due to gobble holes. It could mean a novice beating a world champion!

My dear Simon Paul: I would like to know who is the "Jordan" that you mention from minute 0:56 to minute 01:12 You know, it's because of the project I'm doing for Future Pinball. Muchas gracias.

Fantastic game, really is. Unfortunately recently sold as too many games, too little space...

Really nice Ace High, thanks for showing. This game wouldn't be for sale?

Go to IPBD and look at pictures - there is a pic of the ruleset. I don't own the game anymore unfortunately as it really is a unique game.

I am looking for the instrucctions of the game for a Future Pinball recreation.

Simon - If you could only have either Mystic Marvel or Sweet Add-A-Line, which would it be?

Simon - If you could only have either Mystic Marvel or Sweet Add-A-Line, which would it be?

Thanks for all of your evocative, poetic videos!

It's a great game and probably only a handful of players ever got the 26 credit jackpot!

We had this game in our basement in the 60's and 70's! It wasn't in the greatest shape but worked and was a lot of fun to play.

Simom, Right, rollover games are great, Gypsy Queen, Sweet add a line, Rack a ball, I too like the points, gobble holes, and big wins. Keep flippin !

I'm looking to purchase one if anyone has a decent one for sale. Thank you

This has to be the second best Roy Parker glass, the first being "Knockout". I've never seen a Dragonette but I had a Knockout. Bought in LA for $500 and a drive of about 800 miles. Sold about 15 years later for $6200 on ebay. Some guy in Illinois won and had it shipped via a national moving co. They were going to shrink wrap it which would absolutey destroy the paint. I wrapped it with a soft blanket and it arrived as sent. At the time there were NO Kockouts available anywhere.

I have one of these - there can't be many left. Truly one of the best old-school pinballs there is.

Sorry about your stroke...at least it would seem that way, since you apparently can't use your right hand to flip.

All Gottlieb 50's games were USA exclusively. Hardly any got to the UK. Pop bumpers are original to game and correct Gottlieb ones.

That has very stout bumpers for a game from that era. Was that game only released in Britain?

Please stop mumbling.

Hard to see in portrait mode, better to film in landscape mode.

Around 4.4 degrees. Must have re-built pop bumpers and flippers as well.

Out of curiosity, what incline do you set your games up at? Getting my first gottlieb woodrail working but it doesn't play nearly as nicely as yours do!

Hi, yes UK based. I have owned games of all eras, but Gottlieb woodrails have a charm all of their own and they are not easy to beat, especially maxing out the scores. Will do some more vids soon hopefully!

Hi Simon, only discovered your videos today and I've been collecting for 46 years! You have some great games there in beautiful condition. I too love the early woodrails. You're English, are you in the UK as I can't understand how how wouldn't have heard of you before? Thanks - Phil

You suck at pinball.

so nice !

Speak UP, Mumbles!

so nice...really good old pinball

Thanks. Don't have as many as I used to. I will make a 'what to look out for condition wise' video in the next week or so, as there is such a difference between a project game and a genuine pristine survivor.

Good that people can see how they play when set up decent. Diamond Lil is pure skill, lots of nudging. Hard but rewarding!

Late to the party here, but thank you for these videos! love the woodrails.. and it is great to see someone play properly set up machines! Thank you!

Some of the best games ever made. Still fun to play in 2021! Never played one on location - just read about them and started collecting a few. Great rulesets with multiple ways to win.

Outlined against a very dark room,the Four Horsemen play again.

I played this machine back in the 50's.

Great videos of these old gems. Thanks for putting videos together!

I am trying to get ahold of somebody that no cell troubleshoot the same exact pinball machine we have the 1955 Sweet Adeline game by DJ Khaled and Company just like you showed here and we are trying to get this done I figure it out so if you could give your email address or call us we greatly appreciate it my email is theultimateginger1983@Gmail.com Com

How do I repair the singer what are some things I can do to troubleshoot this pinball machine it's just keeps going clicking on and off if you could maybe call us or text us or maybe do a live chat would really greatly appreciate we had the same machine and we're trying to figure it out we could either email me back at the ultimate Ginger 1983 at gmail.com that's all one of course or call it thank you

Sold it years ago, so can no longer look!

Upper flippers are messed up