Find out everything about Ballyhoo (Bally, 1932) pinball machine; General game details, ratings and reviews, photos, videos, high scores, places to play and find machines currently for sale on our market place.

Find out everything about Ballyhoo (Bally, 1932) pinball machine; General game details, ratings and reviews, photos, videos, high scores, places to play and find machines currently for sale on our market place.

Find out everything about Ballyhoo (Bally, 1932) pinball machine; General game details, ratings and reviews, photos, videos, high scores, places to play and find machines currently for sale on our market place.

I believe that a Ballyhoo from 1932 (even though Bally flipper game part catalogs say that Ballyhoo was from 1931 as design started in late 1931) is worth at least $800.00 in excellent condition, $400.00 in fair condition and $75-100.00 in poor, but restorable condition.

Apr 2, 2024 · For Sale 1932 Bally Hoo pinball machine. Works great, missing back door. Comes with stand. 1000 obo | Pinside marketplace ad

Feb 9, 2025 · Bally’s first pinball machine was Ballyhoo, released in 1932. This mechanical pinball machine featured a simple, yet addictive gameplay mechanism and marked the beginning of Bally’s journey in the pinball industry.

That's actually a LATE Ballyhoo, not to pick nits or anything The early one was from 1933. Here's a link to my 1933 Bally Blue Ribbon restoration which may encourage you to continue your effort; http://www.passionforpinball.com/blueribbon.htm They can be saved and …

Whiffle is the 1st pinball machine in the world created by Arthur Paulin and Earl Froom. So few still exist today either quickly outdated during the pinball patent penny wars just a few years later or destroyed in the pinball gambling raids and seizures of the 1940's.

Apr 2, 2024 · For Sale 1932 Bally Hoo pinball machine. Works great, missing back door. Comes with stand. 1000 obo

Jul 16, 2024 · Lots of EM pinball manuals (or at least schematics) can be found at Steve Young's pinball resource. I'd recommend getting a manual (or at least a schematic) for every EM pinball you work on for a while.