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Early 1960s Table Hockey "N.H.L. Power Play Electric Hockey" | Games397 of 552 |  |  |
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I bought this at a local thrift store. It came with all of the players, the goals, and the puck. I was really excited and jumped at the opportunity to buy it. The box has some water damage, but the game itself is in great shape! I don't really know what something like this is worth.
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i just found one today in my attic its a bit diff though the front of the nets are steel and the plastic back part of the nets clip in and it has these steel guards that keep the puck from going behind the net and the net is further back almost against the boards, same paintings on the sides same decols
Had one of these back in the early 70's. We played so much we got bored so we took it up a notch & put a slight bend in all the players sticks & starting using a marble instead of a puck. Needless to say the pace picked up. It was like getting a new game.
I had one as well but I think mine was called Bobby Hull's Power Play Hockey. It would be interesting to know when his endorsement was added...
This game is in very nice shape.Box is in pretty good shape.unfortunly there is allot missing.{corner glass,scoreboard,goal lights.team banners.ect}This model is not real hard to find.But easy to find parts for it if you want to complete it.I would say this game with box would be worth about $50.00 -$75.00
had one when I was a kid!!