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A vintage 'Super Blue Star' one-armed bandit fruit machine CONDITION REPORT Fruit machine has not been tested and its working capacity is therefore undetermined.Our team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself. To that end, we have provided a number of additional images to showcase the lot in further detail.

A vintage continental Sega Grand Prix one-armed bandit fruit machine CONDITION REPORT Fruit machine has not been tested and its working capacity is therefore undetermined.Our team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself.

A vintage 'Vale Amusement Supplies' one-armed bandit fruit machine with marble effect sides CONDITION REPORT Fruit machine has not been tested and its working capacity is therefore undetermined.Our team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself. To that end, we have provided a number of additional images to showcase the lot in further detail.

Barcrest "Mega Streak" fruit machine features vibrant graphics and multiple bonus features. With keys, working

LES SIX: An interesting group of A.Ls.S. (2) and autograph statements signed by each of the composers collectively known as Les Six, a group of musicians informally associated with Jean Cocteau and Erik Satie, and who worked and lived in the Montparnasse district of Paris in the years following World War I. The lot comprises -(i) Georges Auric (1899-1983) French composer. Autograph statement signed, Georges Auric, one page, 8vo, n.p., n.d. (1951), in French. The composer writes, in full, ´Voici donc "le Groupe des Six" une fois encore réuni, à la faveur d´une exposition dont l´intention est si charmante et si cordiale qu´elle nous permettra, je l´esperè, d´en parler sans etre aussitot accusé d´une fatuité ou d´une vanité qui seraient aujourd´hui assez irsupportables! Remontant à cette occasion la Machine à explorer le Temps, que vois-je tout de suite qui, dans tout cela, me semble le plus saisissant? Non plus un "groupe" de musiciens desireux, "vingt ans après", de reprendre je ne sais trop quelles controverses esthétiques. Mais six camarades qui ont la très grande chance de se retrouver maintenant comme ils se retrouvaient naguère - et dont l´amitié n´a jamais changé. Voila, me semble-t´il, la plus belle leçon de cette petite exposition. Et c´est pourquoi je me rejouis d´y participer´ (Translation: ´So here is the ‘Group of Six’ once again reunited, thanks to an exhibition whose intention is so charming and so cordial that it will allow us, I hope, to talk about it without immediately being accused of a conceit or vanity that would be quite unbearable today! Going back to the Time Machine on this occasion, what do I see immediately that, in all this, seems to me the most striking? No longer a ‘group’ of musicians eager, ‘twenty years later’, to resume I don't know what aesthetic controversies. But six friends who are very lucky to be together now as they were in the past - and whose friendship has never changed. That, it seems to me, is the most important lesson of this little exhibition. And that is why I am delighted to be taking part´).(ii) A.L.S., Georges Auric, to the recto of a printed correspondence card as President of the Société des Auteurs, Compositeurs & Éditeurs de Musique, Paris, 28th November 1972, to a friend, in French. Auric writes, in part, ´Merci pour cette réédition des "Bagatelles" - qui me rajeunit singulierement. Je souhaite vous exprimer tout cela beaucoup mieux que dans ces quelques lignes qui d´ailleurs vous parviendront Dieu sait avec quel retard (parce qu´une nouvelle greve commence aujourd´hui!..)´ (Translation: ´Thank you for this reissue of ‘Bagatelles’ - which makes me feel remarkably young. I would like to express all this to you much better than in these few lines, which will reach you God knows how late (because a new strike starts today!)´ ).(iii) Louis Durey (1888-1979) French composer. Autograph statement signed, Louis Durey, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p., n.d. (1951), in French. Durey writes, in full, ´Quoi qu´aient pu dire certains esprits chagrins, le Groupe des Six aura marqué une étape importante dans l´évolution de la musique francaise. Significatif à cet égard, ce 34e anniversaire où chacun apporte le fruit de son labeur personnel à une petite communauté définitivement scellée par une amitié et une estime réciproque´ (Translation: ´Whatever some naysayers may have said, the Group of Six marked an important stage in the evolution of French music. Significant in this respect is the 34th anniversary, when each member brings the fruit of his personal labour to a small community definitively sealed by friendship and mutual esteem´).(iv) A.L.S., Louis Durey, two pages, 8vo, Rue Boissonade, Paris, 9th January 1952, to a gentleman, in French. Durey writes to his correspondent following a telephone conversation and gives his full consent ´ pour que les documents que je vous ai confiés en vue de l´exposition du "Groupe des Six" figurent dans une série d´expositions à l´etranger´ (Translation: ´for the documents that I entrusted to you for the ‘Groupe des Six’ exhibition to be included in a series of exhibitions abroad´), further adding ´Toutefois je desirerais que les manuscrits de musique dont je ne possède pas de doubles soient photocopiés ou microfilmés avant leur départ. Ce sont, par ordre de préférence: 1. La partition de "l´Occasion" 2. La Fantaisie concertante pour violoncelle et orchestre, ou les deux au cas où serait prévu l´envoi de plusieurs oeuvres. Je désirerais d´autre part retenir les partitions des trois cantates: La Guerre et la Paix, La Longue Marche, Paix aux Hommes par millions dont je pourrais avoir à disposer ici´ (Translation: ´However, I would like the music manuscripts, of which I do not have duplicates, to be photocopied or microfilmed before they are sent. These are, in order of preference: 1. The score of ‘l'Occasion’ 2. The Fantaisie concertante for cello and orchestra. Or both if several works are to be sent. I would also like to have the scores of the three cantatas: War and Peace, The Long March, Peace to Men by the Millions that I may have available here´). Two file holes to the left edge and with a few small, minor tears to the edges.(v) Arthur Honegger (1892-1955) Swiss composer. Autograph statement signed, A Honegger, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p., n.d. (1951), in French. Honegger writes, in full, ´Voici ce que me suggére le trentieme anniversaire de notre groupe des Six: D´abord la satisfaction de nous retrouver aussi amicalement liés que par le passé et toujours aussi different dans nos gouts et nos conceptions. De sentir chez certains cadets ou vieux critiques la confirmation de l´opinion que je me plais a repéter: En musique on passe sans transition de l´etat de jeune fumiste ou de jeune espoir à celui de vieux maitre ou de vieux fossile bon pour la retraite. Que, fort heureusement les interessés n´en soupçonnent rien´ (Translation: ´Here is what the thirtieth anniversary of our group of six suggests to me: First, the satisfaction of finding ourselves as amicably connected as in the past and still as different in our tastes and conceptions. To feel in some younger or older critics confirmation of the opinion that I like to repeat: In music, one passes without transition from the state of young upstart or young hopeful to that of old master or old fossil good for retirement. That, fortunately, those concerned suspect nothing of this´).(vi) Darius Milhaud (1892-1974) French composer and conductor. Autograph statement signed, Milhaud, one page, small 8vo, n.p., n.d. (1951), in French. The composer writes, in full, ´Grace à l´exposition de Six organisée par le centre de Documentation Musique Internationale, nous avons eu la joie de nous retrouver autour de Cocteau comme au bon vieux temps. Quelle joie d´évoquer ensemble en 1951 cette merveilleuse époque d´après 1919....´ (Translation: ´Thanks to the exhibition of the ‘Six’ organised by the International Music Documentation Centre, we had the pleasure of getting together around Cocteau, just like in the good old days. What a joy to evoke together this marvellous period after 1919 in 1951´).A rare and unusual grouping, with some minor faults and age wear, generally G to VG, 8 + 10OWING TO RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED BY THE SALEROOM MUCH OF THIS DESCRIPTION CAN NOT BE SHOWN. PLEASE CONTACT IAA EUROPE DIRECTLY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 

Five Recent Issue Tinplate Robots, ME200 Thunder Robot, battery operated, light flickers, but motor not working, battery operated Space-man robot (schyling 2000), boxed mechanical spaceman robot space trooper, two other mechanical robots, working, missing keys, plus plastic battery operated Gantsu Sensui 1970’s Japanese Fruit Machine Robot (not working) and a metal novelty clock robot H. 13cms . (7 items)

The unique and poignant Great War M.C., D.C.M., M.M. group of seven awarded to Sub-Lieutenant C. B. Wheeler, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, attached Royal Naval Division, who was twice wounded Later a member of the Federation of Malaya State Volunteer Force, he died of wounds at Singapore in February 1942, while serving as a recently appointed 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Army Ordnance Corps - or was a victim of the shocking Japanese atrocities Military Cross, G.V.R.; Distinguished Conduct Medal, G.V.R. (CZ-2224 P.O. C. B. Wheeler. Nelson Bn., R.N.V. R.); Military Medal, G.V.R. (CZ-2224 A.L.S. C. B. Wheeler. Nelson Bn., R.N.V.R.); 1914-15 Star (CZ-2224 C. B. Wheeler, A.B., R.N.V.R.); British War and Victory Medals (S. Lt. C. B. Wheeler. R.N.V.R.); Efficiency Medal, G.VI.R., 1st issue, Malaya (Sgt. Colin B. Wheeler, M.C., D.C.M., M.M. F.M.S.V.F.), mounted court-style as worn, generally good very fine (7) £14,000-£18,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: Dix Noonan Webb, September 2013. The combination of M.C., D.C.M., M.M. is unique to the Royal Naval Division. M.C. London Gazette 15 February 1919: ‘On 27 September 1918 he was in charge of the section of two Stokes guns and was following his Battalion when the Battalion was suddenly held up by hostile machine gun fire. Taking a Lewis gun he crawled forward and cleared the enemy post thus helping the Infantry to obtain their objective. On 30 September 1918 at the Canal de L’Escaut, he again did good work causing considerable casualties to the enemy with a Lewis gun. Throughout the operations he showed conspicuous gallantry and able leadership.’ D.C.M. London Gazette 17 April 1917: ‘For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He handled three trench mortars with marked ability, and greatly assisted in clearing up a difficult situation. He set a fine example throughout.’ M.M. London Gazette 26 March 1917. Colin Bain Wheeler was born on 6 July 1896, and enlisted in the Clyde Division of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve as an Ordinary Seaman in November 1914. Posted to Nelson Battalion, Royal Naval Division in June 1915, he was embarked for the Dardanelles, but was wounded in Gallipoli on 13 July and admitted to hospital in Alexandria - a sojourn extended by a bout of scarlet fever. Rejoining his battalion at Mudros in January 1916, he was embarked for France in May, and was transferred to 189th Stokes Mortar Battery, R.N.D., in which capacity he won his M.M. as an Acting Leading Seaman. Douglas Jerrold’s history takes up the story: ‘Such was the situation half-an-hour after the attack, when Lt.-Colonel Monro, commanding the Hood Battalion, was wounded, and Lt.- Commander Asquith, who had gone forward on the heels of his old battalion in the slender disguise of staff learner studying the effects of the artillery barrage, took command. To his energy and enthusiasm the success of the 189th Brigade's operations on this occasion was largely due. Well before 8 a.m. on the 4th, Lt.-Commander Asquith had got the Hood Battalion back to their correct alignment, and although touch could not be gained with the Hawke Battalion (who had probably by now edged further to the left, assuming the attack to have failed on the right) the situation was no longer critical. Dawn saw us with a fair hold on all our objectives, but with an awkward gap in the first and second enemy lines, and a machine-gun post still obstructing the consolidation of the essential defensive flank. The history of the rest of the battle is soon told. Several attempts to subdue the two strong points and to close the gaps were made during the morning of the 4th, but without success. At 3.50 p.m., however, the enemy post on our left was rushed by the Nelson and Hawke after an effective bombardment from a Stokes gun, skilfully handled by Leading Seaman Wheeler, of the 189th L.T.M. Battery.’ Having then been advanced to Petty Officer and added the D.C.M. to his accolades for the above cited deeds, he was wounded on 24 April 1917 and evacuated home. Then in October of the same year, he joined an Officer Cadet Battalion in Ayrshire, from which he emerged as a newly commissioned Temporary Sub-Lieutenant in April 1918. Ordered back to France that August, when he joined Anson Battalion, Wheeler was detached for service in the 188th Light Trench Mortar Battery, R.N.D. in the following month, and won his third decoration for his good work with a Lewis gun a few days later - thereby winning the unique distinction of having won the M.C., D.C.M. and M.M. for services in the R.N.D. Demobilised in June 1919, he stated that he intended to take up employment as a tea planter and, true to his word, settled in Malaya. A long-served member of the Federated Malay States Volunteer Force, he was awarded the Efficiency Medal in June 1938 (The F.M.S. Government Gazette refers), but his subsequent part in the desperate struggle for Singapore in February 1942 appears to have been undertaken as a recently appointed 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Army Ordnance Corps (London Gazette 31 March 1942 refers). By the latter date, however, he was dead, official records listing his demise as 14 February, the day before the surrender of the colony. Moreover, he is listed on the Singapore Civil Hospital Grave Memorial, a sure indication of a sorry end: ‘During the last hours of the battle of Singapore, wounded servicemen taken prisoner and civilians massacred by the Japanese were brought to the hospital in their hundreds. Many were already dead on arrival, many more succumbed later, and the number of fatalities was such that burial in a normal manner was impossible. Before the war an emergency water tank had been dug in the grounds of the hospital, and this was used as a grave. Some 300 civilians and 107 members of the Armed Forces of the Commonwealth were buried in this collective grave ... A bronze panel, affixed to the memorial over the original grave, bears the inscription, ‘Beneath this Cross lie 107 British soldiers and 300 civilians of many races, victims of man’s inhumanity to man, who perished in captivity in February 1942. The soldiers are commemorated by name at Kranji War Cemetery.’ The exact nature of Wheeler’s end at the hands of the Japanese will probably never be known, but events at nearby Alexandra Hospital are worthy of mention in the current context. Sinister Twilight, by Noel Barber, takes up the story: ‘While this was happening, other Japanese troops were forcing all the patients to get out of the wards. The men who could not move were bayoneted. In the broiling heat, two hundred patients - together with a few R.A.M.C. personnel - were paraded in the grounds. All the patients were desperately ill. Some could barely hobble. Many collapsed. It made no difference. Herding them into groups of four or five, the Japanese roped them together with their hands behind their backs. They were then marched to the old servants’ quarters behind the hospital - a building consisting of several small rooms, ranging in size from nine feet by nine to ten by twelve. Between fifty and seventy patients were jammed into each room. Wedged together, it was impossible for them to sit down and it took several minutes for some patients to get their arms above their heads and make a little more room in this modern version of the Black Hole of Calcutta. There they were left for the night. Water was promised but none arrived - though those nearest the open windows could watch the Japanese soldiers sitting down on the grass, eating tinned fruit. From time to ti...

The Simpsons "Beer Guide" fruit machine by Maygay, coin-operated gaming machine featuring beloved Simpsons characters. With keys needs slight attention

Star Wars "A New Hope" fruit machine. Coin and note operated. Working with keys

Ten 1970's Pocket Pocketeers Games, 1975 Tomy Fruit Machine, Tomy Pass The Puck, Shootin Gallery, Times Up, Big Match Football, Bombard, Election Pinball, Splash Down and Secret Passage, Peter Pan Popomatic Football, all appear in working order

A 1940s bar-top 'Mini Sega' fruit machine, in working order, height 20cm

Two glass fruit machine panels, Bally Rainbow 15.5ins x 18ins and Bally Golden Crown 12ins x 14ins

Two glass fruit machine panels, Skyline 14.5ins x 22ins and 3.30 Stampede 13ins x 17.5ins

A Modern Table Lamp with Fruit Machine Reel Shade

Three Capodimonte figurines to include 'Gypsy' signed and makers mark to reverse 29cm, 'Lady with fruit machine' Contese 460 and makers mark to reverse 27cm and 1920s lady with makers mark to base 22cm. (3).

Circa 1950s Ladies Printed Cotton and Other Dresses comprising a Peggy Wood Fashions plum and lavender floral printed sleeveless dress with collar, patch pockets, zip fastening, a Tokyo Mode brown and cream abstract printed shirt dress with collar, short sleeves and attached belt, a Fruit of the Loom Tee and Turf Tailored brown cotton dress with white printed details, scoop neck collar, machine lace trims, capped sleeves, side pockets and belt, a Linda Leigh floral printed sleeveless dress with a zig zag neckline, piped scalloped trims, side pockets, bright red buttons to the bodice,a similar style dress printed with trees and flowers in grey and pink, with a wide collar, capped sleeves, full skirt, buttons to the bodice,another in white printed with blue flowerheads, with a boat neckline, matching belt and gathered skirt,a Saint Michael house dress with blue floral sprigs on white, with a sweetheart neckline, capped sleeves, button fastening to the front and patch pockets,a yellow and floral dress with short sleeves, collar, zip and button front, with a pleated skirt,a black, grey and red striped and patterned sleeveless dress with a scooped collar and bow detail, multi-pleated skirt,a blue floral dress with short sleeves, three button fastening to the bodice, front pockets, piping details, a Junior Fashions by Carole King grey and black striped dress with short sleeves, velvet trim to the button placket and cuffs, scooped neckline,a navy and teal woven short sleeved dress with collar, buttons to the front, piped in teal,a Jantzen blue chambray short sleeved top with striped details, size medium,and a blue paisley printed sleeveless shirt with round neck and collar, button fastening with original card label (size 40),(14)Peggy Wood Fashions dress - bust size 42", belt missing, slight yellowing under the arms and fading to the upper back, collar is loose to the reverse, slight wear overall.Tokyo Mode shirt dress - bust size 36", hem altered, slight wear.Fruit of the Loom Tee and Turf Tailored dress - 42" bust, a couple of very small areas of rust spotting overall, some fading and wear, hem altered.Linda Leigh floral dress - 40" bust, possible alterations to the waistband and hem, slight wear.Grey and pink floral dress - 36" bust, loose stitches to the waist, hem repaired, very slight fading to the collar, slight wear overall.White and blue floral dress - 38" bust, slight fading and wear, hem restitched, some discolouration to the fabric beltSaint Michael house dress - 36" bust, stitched repairs around some of the buttons, repairs to the waistband, hem & shoulder seam, matching fabric belt fading and wearYellow and floral dress - 34" bust, lacking belt, waistband seam open, slight wearBlack and red striped dress - 36" bust, couple of stitched repairs to the edges, and slight wearBlue floral dress - 42" bust, stitched repairs around the buttons and button holes, belt missing, the back of the neck seam is loose, a couple of small light stains overall and fading and wearJunior Fashions dress - 36" bust, two areas of stitched repairs to the reverse of the sleeves, a couple of very light small stains overall, some stitched repairs around the buttons and one button missingNavy and teal dress - 38" bust, with the seam under the sleeves loose to one side and restitched to the other, stitched repairs and loose seam to the waist on the side seam, slight wear,Jantzen blue chambray top - 43" bust, some areas of light staining, fading and wearBlue paisley top - unused

Six glass fruit machine inserts.

A collection of over thirty novelty pencil sharpeners as fruit machine, typewriter, gramophone, globe, fan etc; assorted thimbles, with four display cases/cabinets

An Adders & Ladders fruit machine, with original instructions and keys, adders and ladders lights not connected, does not accept modern £1 coins, the amount of money you have in the pot reads £3.20 rather than what you have in. not fully tested, display lights up Location: GMIf there is no condition report shown, please request

Oliver Whales, Redcar, Rowntree's Fruit Gums, Allwin Style Penny Arcade Machine. Circa 1950s. 1d Play. Believed to be in working order, but no ball to test, no keys but unlocked. Measuring approx. 32" height, 19" width, 7" depth. Please note: All the lots within this auction are located off-site in Kent. Collection will be by appointment from this location which will be made known to buyers upon purchase.

Bryan's Automatic Machine Works, Fruit Bowl, Penny Slot Machine. Circa 1965. Converted to 1p Play. Working order, with key. Measuring approx. 31" height, 18" width, 10" depth. Please note: All the lots within this auction are located off-site in Kent. Collection will be by appointment from this location which will be made known to buyers upon purchase.

A Modern Table Lamp with Fruit Machine Reel Shade

A Modern Table Lamp with Fruit Machine Reel Shade

'Lucky Strike Club' Barcrest pub fruit machine, H178cm

A 'Banker Offer' fruit machine

A 'Big Bank' fruit machine

A Barcrest "Spiker the Biker" fruit machine

A pair of Clockwork Orange fruit machine glass fronts

A vintage Copper Sega one armed bandit arcade fruit machine, 1d play, red painted metal front with oak side panels and base, chrome fittings and lever, restored, 65cm tall x 40cm wide x 40cm deep

A vintage Sega Bonanza Star one armed bandit arcade fruit machine, 6d play, with red metal front with chrome fittings and lever, illuminated "Handout" sign to top, 81cm tall x 41.5cm wide x 45cm deep

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, to include Royal Doulton Crystal by Webb Corbett lead crystal jug in the box, Webb Corbett sherry glasses, Thomas Webb crystal fruit bowl, glass footed dessert bowls with engraved pattern, Webb Continental boxed crystal dish and EPNS cake knife, a collection of postcards, a wooden cased vintage Victoria hand sewing machine, vintage cameras, a large wooden box with separate section inside, a decorative wooden musical box, Royal Winton gold tiered cake stand, two Wedgwood 'Clementine' trinket plates, vintage Prilect travel iron, etc. (2 boxes + loose), (sd/af)

A wooden Dutch grocer's shop with nine drawers to centre with shelves either side, with various basket of fruit, flowers, a printing machine with label SOC An Expocon Bruxello, size 22" (56cm) (W) x 11" (28cm) (D) x 11" (28cm) (H)

Vintage German Prazisa Penny Arcade Fruit Machine Slot Machine

Vintage German The Hat Trick Penny Arcade Fruit Machine Slot Machine

A wall light made up from fruit machine glass panel, 34 x 60cm

A Modern Automatic company 'Quick Draw' fruit machine - chrome front with Cowboy imagery.

A vintage one arm bandit fruit machine, H. 114cm.

AN ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT MACHINE FRONTS

A fruit machine - sold as seen (no keys, no power lead).

A mid 20th century Fresh Fruit one arm bandit coin operated fruit machine, by Brecknell, Dolman & Rogers Ltd, on a metal stand, 36cm wide, with original operating instructions bookletOverall condition looks to be complete but worn and marked with age as expected. The central box appears to be full of coins, but is locked. There are no keys, but the front will pull open. It will accept coins, but just rejects them when the lever is pulled. It belonged to the vendors father and has been in the family for many years, but has not been used recently.

A group of 35MM colour feature and short film reels comprising titles A TOUCH OF THE OTHER (1970), WAIT UNTIL DARK (1967), IN THE PIT, BRING ON THE NIGHT (1985) THE MOTHER (2003), THE HOUSE OF INTRIGUE (1956), LEGEND OF THE LOST (1957), A MIDNIGHT CLEAR (1992), THE FRUIT MACHINE (1988), MICROCOSMOS (1996) LAST DAYS (2005), 77 SUNSET STRIP (short) and THE OLYMPIC ELK (short), all in cans (13 titles 61 reels in total)NB: Heavy total weight - collection only.NB: THIS LOT IS OFFSITE AT OUR STORAGE FACILITY - AN APPOINTMENT WILL NEED TO BE ARRANGED TO COLLECT ***Condition*** Reels have not been checked for completeness or repair and are sold as seen.

Mills Bell Fruit Machine, in good working order, recently serviced and with bag of coins. Together with four books on the topic of fruit machines, including owners pictorial manual. Measures 24'' high x 16'' wide x 13'' deep.

A Roto Fruit slot machine, 19 1/2 x 29 1/2 x 12".

PlayStation 2 (PS2) Slim Console [Pink] (PAL) with games [22] and DualShock 2 Controllers [Pink] (x2) Games include: eJay Clubworld, Fantavision, Scrabble Interactive, Fruit Machine Mania, Kidz Sports Ice Hockey, Kidz Sports Basketball, Junior Board Games, Rollercoaster World, Hasbro Family Game Night, Harvest Fishing, Master Chess, Midway Arcade Treasures, Puyo Pop fever, Harvest Moon, Metropolismania, REALPLAY Pool, Trivial Pursuit Unhinged, Rhythmic Star!, Clever Kids: Pony World, DJ Decks & FX House Edition, Paparazzi and Twenty 2 Party Console is loose and comes with all relevant cables and two memory cards

A vintage 'Double Chance' £100 jackpot fruit machine by Bell Fruit, approx. 165cm tall x 67cm wide x 62cm deep

A JPM FRUIT MACHINE WITH 'FRUIT CHASER' GRAPHICS with two keys and a bag of coins and tokens, width 64cm depth 56cm height 160cm (PAT pass, powers up but doesn't accept coins of tokens)

A Safelight green/red traffic-light inspired stage light, model no. PH-210, together with Earth disco lights, model no. L70AK, and a novelty fruit machine table lamp.

VINTAGE FRUIT MACHINE, Alladin model81cm high, 47cm wide

A 1950's German Gunter Wulff "Astra" fruit machine in a game of dice format. H.74 W.48 D.21cm

An orange needlework curtain or hanging Worked in crewelwork and embroidery depicting cresting birds amongst flowering trees with patterns of fruit worked on a calico coloured ground with a machine stitched hem worked in coloured mostly woollen threads.Approximately 225cm x 238cmQty: 1Not lined. With some creases marks and folds. Some vertile tears and areas where it is wearing thin. Some small holes, slight discolouration, and time and UV fading throughout. Originally would have bene two panels and has been sewn down the middle to for one large panel and some of the embroidery is evident on the reverse. Some small pulls and loose threads in places.

A JAPANESE ELECTRONIC REEL TABLE TOP FRUIT MACHINE, with glazed top front panel, set up for token operation, H 81 cm, W 47.5 cm

A collection of early 20th century and later items to include a silver mounted fruit knife, Sheffield 1959, initialled J.M.D, length approx 75mm double bladed, along with a small mother of pearl version with silver blade, length approx 55mm,  along with a silver 'Life Long' pencil initialled J.M.D, with machine engraved decoration, white metal seal topped pencil also with machine engraved decoration, length approx 90mm, a rolled gold pencil and plated seal topped pencil and a horn magnifier a/f damaged chipped and badge (1 bag) Further details: wear and tear commensurate with age 

A Crazy Club fruit machine, by the Sega Corporation 2004, 178cm high, 69cm wide.

SEGA, A MINI-SEGA 6D COUNTER TOP FRUIT MACHINEwith blue case and a small quantity of 6D coins, 15cm wideCondition: Appears to be working ok, sold as seen

Vintage Money Matador fruit machine, in working order, with plastic container containing sixpences82cm high, 41.5cm wide, 44.5cm deepIts a two man lift

Battery operated Fruit Machine & ATM Savings Bank, a boxed pair.  Although untested & unchecked for completeness condition is generally Excellent in Good boxes.  See photo.

A JAPANESE ELECTRONIC REEL TABLE TOP FRUIT MACHINE, with glazed top front panel, set up for token operation, H 81 cm, W 47.5 cm

A VINTAGE ROTOMAT SUPER JOKER WALL MOUNTED FRUIT MACHINE, set up for the German market, H 88 cm

A JAPANESE ELECTRONIC 'THUNDERBIRDS' THREE REEL TABLE TOP FRUIT MACHINE, set for token operation, H 80 cm