Back Excelsior Bomber

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    gameplay_feature
    Kickers ×2
    gameplay_feature
    Diverters
    gameplay_feature
    Free Play Holes
    ipdb_id
    6787
    ipdb.notable_features
    10 balls per play. Kickers (2), Diverter (1), Free Play hole (1).
    ipdb.notes
    This game has two coin slots. If it's similar to other German-made games from this period, the price of this game is 5 Kugeln fuer 5 Pfennige oder 2x5 Kugeln fuer 10 Pfennige. Pictures of this game that we have seen (not shown here) show the two coin slots on the cabinet front door. The video link in this listing shows a game with its two coin slots on the left wood rail on the upper half of the playfield. This could represent separate years of manufacture. The video's text indicates the game shown is dated 1937 and was manufactured by Heinrich Schulz Automatenbau of Winsen (Luhe), Germany. This information has not been confirmed to us. The text indicates the coinage is Rentenpfennige which we understand were issued in the years 1923-1925 but then were replaced by the Reichspfennig. More information is needed to clarify if a 1937 game would still be coined for money that was apparently no longer in use by that time.
    player_count
    1
    reward_type
    Free Play
    technology_generation
    electromechanical