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The Sands Mechanical Museum

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Rotor Table Games, Inc. New York, N.Y. From Encyclopedia of Pinball, Volume 2 by Dick Bueschel:. Rotor Table Gmes, Inc. Booth 68 shows off an experiment in styling. This first cocktail table game of late 1935 was only modestly successful. New Yorkers Gus Chandler and Herman Feldblet promoted the fact that test ROTOR TABLE games were in elegant locations, including the Biltmore Hotel and Jack Dempsey's restaurant and bar. CROSS TOWN model is shown. The words from the flyer include:. The old face is simply...

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Geochron Clock Found at the Museum

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The picture above is a place holder until I can put my Geochron back on the wall and take a picture of it. According to the Geochron sales brochure:. Geochron's Mercator projection world map moves slowly from left to right under the protective screen at one inch per hour. It completes the cycle in 24 hours, just as the earth does. It's always high noon along the red longitude line at the center of the map. Has a web site, describing their product offering. April 27, 2016 by Michael Sands.

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The Sands Mechanical Museum Photography Gallery

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The Sands Mechanical Museum Photographs. Running the Museum requires that we take pictures, lots and lots of pictures. Pictures are taken to illustrate a process or document a mechanical assembly. Pictures can be used to animate various complicated mechanical works. And I used to take pictures for fun many years ago. Kids and Lake Pend O'rielle. For photographs based on comments, album, topic and name. Later, with enough interest, I will add searches on size, camera and other settings. I did some model p...

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June 4, 2001. Project History and Philosophy. Who, Where, and When. Top of the Playfield. Ramps, Spinners and Wire Trails. Bottom of the Playfield. Wiring and the Cabinet Head. Note: Each part takes approximately one minute to download. Comments. On the quality and quantity of the images will be gratefully accepted. I bought High Speed in July of 1988. It was my then girl friend’s, now wife’s, responsibility! High Speed made it to the top of the list. This is the story of its restoration. The game was re...

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Evans Races History and Documentation. A History and Introduction to Evans Races. For Paces Races and Evans Races. From Billboard Magazine about Evans Races. Mechanism is complete and working, YouTube video, see below, is published (January 2012). Rebuild cabinet and coin hea. Rebuld head, odds drum and score registration device. Video Tour of Evans Races. Lynne, a mechanical engineer who helped when I got stuck. Keith Morris, who purchased a similar game and helped compare our two games.

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Spilhaus Space Clock, My Clock and Introduction

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Spilhaus Clock Designed by Dr. Athelstan Spilhaus. The following appears in booklet 1300, Lots of Time, published by Edmund Scientific Co., Barrington, New Jersey in 1964. Dr Athelstan Spilhaus, Dean, Institute of Technology, University of Minnesota, is well known to scientists the world over. He is listed in American Men of Science as a meteorologist, an oceanographer, and as the inventor of the bathythermograph, an invention which contributed substantially to our submarine warfare success in WW II.

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Webmaster, information about how the site was created for Mary L. Ankerbrand.

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Mary L. Ankerbrand. We enjoy creating websites, restoring antique coin operated games, and driving fast cars. You can see examples of our web work:. A site dedicated to sharing live concert recordings. The Sands Mechancial Museum. Dedicated to the Lotus Elise and Exige and other mechanical oddities. Coin Op Game Museum. Where you can view antique coin operated games and their restorations. While still in development, many antique pocket watches will be displayed. Yes, this is a family run business.

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The Sands Mechanical Museum

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The Sands Mechanical Museum contains many coin operated games. There are over 30 pinball machines, horse race games, arcade video games, and a shooting game. Some of these are operational and some are awaiting restoration. Since the Sands Mechanical Museum also restores games professionally, many of the games that were restored for customers also appear on this site. Every time a mechanism. How gates and channels can simulate base runners. Shows how the colored segments move. Separates nickels from tokens.

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The Sands Mechanical Museum

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The Sands Mechanical Museum contains many coin operated games. There are over 30 pinball machines, horse race games, arcade video games, and a shooting game. Some of these are operational and some are awaiting restoration. Since the Sands Mechanical Museum also restores games professionally, many of the games that were restored for customers also appear on this site. Every time a mechanism. How gates and channels can simulate base runners. Shows how the colored segments move. Separates nickels from tokens.