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1940s Baseball Bagatelle Coin-Op (75” tall)
“Life size”, coin-operated machine is a beauty. Standing a stately 75” tall with marvelous nearly three-foot high painted batter on the front in gorgeous green makes this a keeper. Playing surface is wood with a handpainted game in progress that is reminiscent of the 1940s Brooklyn Dodgers. This is no accident as the machine was made by “Scientific Machine Company, Brooklyn NY.” Top is the all important reverse-painting-on-glass with, “Baseball How Many Runs Can You Make.” Beautiful bakelite plunger shoots the ball up into the bagatelle playing field. EX. 75x21x13.5”.
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