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ipdb.manufacturer_trade_name: IPDB Bally used
ipdb.corporate_entity_name: IPDB Bally Manufacturing Corporation used
ipdb.model_number: IPDB 45 used
ipdb.notes: IPDB Game was available with a check separator at additional cost. This is the updated version of Model 29 Bally's 1935 'Jumbo' and came in a combination ticket dispenser and payout, and included a drawer for batteries, making them easier to change. The manufacturer had indicated that the cabinet has a "special ticket-loading door" but that may be merely the usual opening below the coin slide that is the typical placement for the ticket vending mechanism. In October 1935, Bally President Ray Moloney stated this game was Bally�s greatest seller and greatest money maker they�d ever built. used
ipdb.notable_features: IPDB One-ball payout using a 1-inch nickel-plated brass ball. Player can win up to two dollars. Game was sold equipped with 4,000 tickets. The cabinet was advertised as 44 inches long by 22 inches wide. Patent No. 2,010,966 [GAME OF SKILL] filed March 7, 1034. Granted August 13, 1935 to Henry W. Seiden et al. Patent No. 1,802,521 [GAME APPARATUS] filed August 14, 1928. Granted April 28, 1931 to George H Minor. used
corporate_entity: Flipcommons Catalog bally-manufacturing-corporation used
title: Flipcommons Catalog jumbo-2 used
name: Flipcommons Catalog Jumbo used
slug: Flipcommons Catalog jumbo-2 used