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English: Rare copy of "The Pinball Circus"
pinball machine at the
Pinball Hall of Fame in
Las Vegas, Nevada. Featuring a unique vertical play field, there were only two prototypes --this is one of them. Williams donated this copy to the museum |
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| Author | Bobak Ha'Eri |
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