Odds & Ends

Well if you have been involved with these Bingos for a while you know that there are always new discoveries to be found and stumbled upon and emailed to you – Laugh!

Here are a few I just can’t figure out where to place on the IPDB.

Mr. Raphael Lankar from France whom runs a really cool website he refers to as Magic-Circus, sent me this backglass one day and it really caught my eye – Striking graphics for a “Street-Spin.”

Almost immediately after I posted it here as an unknown, both Mr. Jeffery Lawton and Mr. Russ Jensen wrote in and explained this backglass as a modified Bally Spot Lite.

Mr. Lawton's email has side-by-side photos and you can really see this as true - Well! Mystery solved I guess - other then where did this backglass cone from?

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When I 1st placed this picture here, I did so with this caption: "I cannot find a "single" reference to this Bally anywhere and would appreciate any and all information you would be willing to share."

In response to the above note: Mr. Russ Jensen sends me an email stating: "There was a SINGLE COIN bingo at one of the Expos, but the backglass was a little different then

the one you show here. I think these (like SPOT EM) were substitute glasses to make the games "legal" in places like Ohio. I believe Lawton could expand on that."

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This pictures has been on the American ebay for the past two years – laugh – Not only over-priced, but an Odd 6-Card to boot – It will make a nice wall-hanging for a kids room one day!

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~ I have a bunch of files to post here in the next few days – This update was to just reformat and prep the page ~

............................................This page was last updated on 05-30-2010......................................