Monopoly was the first pinball machine from Stern Pinball to be designed by Pat Lawlor and his team at PLD.  A special "Platinum" edition of 40 games was made - one for each property on a Monopoly game board.  The Boardwalk game was auctioned on eBay with most of the proceeds going to charity.

Hi-Deal is a Bally single-player add-a-ball game from 1975.  The theme is the unlikely combination of King Kong and playing cards.

June 2003 was the first production run of Stern's Terminator 3 pinball machine.  I got one of Pinball Sales' special chromed and autographed editions in July, 2003.

In September 2002 I restored a 1980 Gottlieb Spider-Man pinball machine.  It has a new repro backglass and a re-lacquered playfield.

Iron Maiden is a Stern wide-body Solid State game from 1981.  It's got dual backglasses with artwork sure to arouse pubescent pinball players everywhere.

In 1959 Gottlieb made this single-player game near the end of the woodrail period.  It's got beautiful oak side rails and backbox frame, but steel legs.  It's also the first Gottlieb that keeps track of score with number reels instead of backlit numbers.

Here is a very nice Gottlieb Rock Star.  It's a single-player EM from 1978.  According to the Mr. Pinball list, it is the last add-a-ball made by Gottlieb.

Not from Gottlieb, but from Mirco.  It's been said that you can tell the pioneers by the arrows in their backs, and that sure applies here.  Mirco's Spirit of '76 was the first microprocessor- controlled pinball machine, but because of its ugly graphics and boring game play it remains under-appreciated and unloved.

   Star Wars: 
   Episode 1

   Bow & Arrow
   SS Prototype