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1943 Gottilieb "Keep E'm Flying" Pinball Machine | Coin Operated393 of 546 |  |  |
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grabowski
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It a 1943 PinBall Machine.
Need some minor repairs.
Has all 5 pin balls.
Been in the family for many years, 3 generations played for hours.
We are looking to see if anyone knows anything else about the game.
Thanks
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Does anyone know how much this pinball machine is worth?
That is a nice machine...... Have no idea what the value would be, but have doing some looking over the last couple of years to purchase a wood rail machine in my area. Most that need attention are around $300 to $500... An arcade place had a machine that was in very good condition and working was asking $1200. Don't remember the theme... If its a family heirloom, priceless.....
Good place for information on machines....
http://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?any=Keep+Em+Flying&search=Search+Database&searchtype=quick