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romolo2002 submitted a new resource: Little Manhattan (Caille-Schiemer Co 1901) - Little Manhattan (Caille-Schiemer Co 1901) Read more about this resource...

Little Manhattan (Caille-Schiemer Co., 1901) VP9.95 v1.0 Recreation in Vp 9.9.5 of "Little Manhattan (Caille-Schiemer Co 1901)". Little Manhattan / IPD No. 1462 / 1901 / 1 Player

Recreation in VP912 of "The Jolly Marble Game (1875 - Unknown Manufacturer)" made by Romolo. IPD No. 5359 Note from Xenonph: If you look close at the playfield pic below, you can see it says "PATENTED MARCH 1st 1892" on the yellow horizontal strip in the middle of the playfield. I am hesitant...

1898 One Star-Two Bell M. Redgrave Bagatelle Compa IPD No. 1761

1903 Caille Brothers trade stimulator. The earliest table recreation in VP. By druadic IPD No. 1466

1910Caille by Patrick 1910 'La Caille" With the effigy of the famous American firm. Rare. USA, CAILLE BROTHERS, 1910

BaseballVP8v4.4 1920's Mills Novelty Company By druadic See the MAIN SCREEN and press the R key for the rules. PLEASE READ THE RULES. EVERYTHING for this game has been redone. The playfield, the scripting - everything. I hope everyone will enjoy this MUCH BETTER playing version! Enjoy!

Bajazzo 1904 Jentzsch & Meerz By Oliver Moell

BabeRuthBB2 By tiltjlp & druadic for VP9. A better image allowed me to implement correct scoring in this update for VP9. Once again, druadic helped to sort out scripting problems I had, so I have credited him with co-authorship. Press F1 for a 2 inning mini game or S for a full 9 inning game...

Russian_Bagatelle by tiltjlp This bagatelle was probably made for resale in the early part of the 1900s. The playing field would have been painted wood, or painted oilcloth glued to wood. What looks like a crack in the playing field is indded a crack where the wood has cracked and begun to...

Groppers_Popular_Toy_Game2 (site notes, uploaded 10-Jan-2011) By tiltjlp Note from Xenonph: This table would not run without a script fix. I have uploaded a script fix version, along with original version for archival preservation. Made in Brooklyn, this probably was sold mostly in and around...

JamboreeHS by tiltjlp Jamboree Bagatelle was probably made in England in the mid-to-late 1800s. I believe that the game whose image I used for my recreation was a Deluxe model, since the playfield surface was most probably dyed or painted felt, since much of the color is the same/similar color...

Clown_SS by tiltjlp. Possibly one of the earliest side shooter pin toys. Clues are the simplistic design, which I've never seen before, and only 3 scoring cups. Clown Sideshooter might be one of the earliest, if not the first sideshooter ever made. My guess is that it was made in the mid...

skiShot By Patrick & tiltjlp Made by Pierrot. Family fun with Patrick's variable speed ball release and all new sounds from tiltjlp.

A better image allowed me to implement correct scoring in this update for VP9. Once again, druadic helped to sort out scripting problems I had, so I have credited him with co-authorship. Press F1 for a 2 inning mini game or S for a full 9 inning game. Arcade Marble Baseball probably was a...

Yes, that's what it was called. Made for VP9. It bogged down on my computer, but I think it should play OK. You'll find it here: http://www.pinballnirvana.com/index.php?name=UpDownload#LAST Made in Brooklyn, this probably was sold mostly in and around New York City. My guess is that...

While I've been updating some of my old tables, I've also begun work on a few new ones. Being rusty with coding, I have had a few problems, but have just uploaded my 1st new game, a bagatelle of course. For some reason the new uploads, 5 so far, don't show up in a search on my username, so click...