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Jamiesons Easy Push but with different graphics. I have had my Easy Push for over 30 years .its on old pennies. Mine has a plastic slide that’s easy to adjustable.for the operator . It dose not go the whole way and doesn’t jam the coins.

High numbers low numbers to win each end middle numbers no good in the middle high and low numbers need luck to win nice buy rob

Atfter watching a recent buildup of 1 of these, I had to find out hope it works. Great Video, and very interesting machine.

Another brilliant video, sir. Thank you for the entertainment and educational value of your posts.

What a piece , albeit a very large piece of an historical fairground game. Good that the balls came with it. I can remember playing these at our local fair with my mum. I must have been very young at the time. Even at that early age I never really like the game because it was a sod to win. I think my mum thought it was cheaper rolling balls down as you got longer for her money but I never agreed with her. It was more fun flicking a ball around in my opinion. However, yours looks in good condition for it's age and it always puzzled me how some clever sod managed to work out the winning combinations. It was 6 balls for 6D. Well done on another great addition.

Brilliant Love it, it would be interesting to work out the odds for those numbers but there is definitely an element of skill ... Im sure any good players were quickly told to move along ( with a capital F 😁 )

As you say , you didn't see many of these machines about and you are talking seaside. Well, if you didn't see many , we who live inland hadn't got a cat in hell's chance of seeing one ! I certainly never saw one. This is one of those machines I would have never played but would love to own, although I have never been a fan of any machine where there is electricity involved. When you know how they work they must have made a fortune for the operators. A very attractive machine to draw players towards it and another great example of The Rondo. Thanks for sharing with us.

Odd it got deleted as I'm pretty sure I watched it the other night and there deffo wasn't anythng in it that was against the rules or anything. The Daleks ref took me back, probably not as far as it does for you but circa early 1990s in Yarmouth's Joyland before the change to the Castle they had a crashed Spaceship complete with Dalek that would scream Exterminate and I think the Cinema had one too (didn't make a noise though).

Beautiful memories of that machine were I live Bridlington think lot of those workings are from GPO telephone workings it's sounds fantastic thanks rob

Merry Christmas

This is a nice pusher Rob. Very like your new one that takes halfpennies. Thanks for the video as always.

Thank goodness you won the flipping star prize. Penelope car wouldn’t be cheap either. I’m glad you get so much enjoyment from your machines. Nearly as much as we do thank Rob.

The 24 cups always look spectacular and give the illusion you can easily win. However, it’s the fun of playing it that matters. It’s in nice condition Rob but not as colourful as the later ones. Thanks for sharing as usual.

Excellent machine Rob, I'd be the same and not want to part with it as she's beautiful and works a treat.

'You're taking the', I can imagine that was a fairly common thing to hear back then lol, I'd actually been tending to leave the Bullion along when I passed it in the arcades but now I think I may give it a go when I next see one.

Sound poor rob fantastic machine If I can guess maker streets or jamisons

Definately a nice find as those plastics look pretty much like new, often miffed when I see them in Arcades (as in this style of pusher not the modern 2p type) as they never seem to put a prize or token in them so they often just get ignored despite being often beautiful.

As you say at the end of your video, Honest Joe & 24 Cup ....Two Classic Wonders machines. This one looks as though it hasn't been messed about with apart from adding a brass denomination part above the coin entry. Someone must have made a load of these as I have them fitted to a couple of my machines.These were the alwins that always made me want to play rather than the straight ball gallery type thinking , like many others, that it's almost impossible to lose ! Always get disappointed when you look inside and expecting there will be loads of mechanism, only to find that for a big machine, there is very little. Another good find to enhance your collection. Well done and thanks again for another video.

Brilliant rob my highlight of your videos are looking inside and you going into great detail explaining the workings thanks rob and Mr key man

A great addition to your collection Rob. My 24 cup is an Olly Whales, and until recently I wasn't aware Wonders made one as well. Then, just like buses I've seen three in as many months!

The sound of coin entry to finish of the game is fantastic lovely Christmas present wish Mr key man all the best thanks rob brilliant video

I remember these suddenly arriving on Paignton pier. The cases were so well designed and robust, costing more than the German Wulff mechanism they put inside. I have one and like yours I am astonished how well the chrome has kept after nearly 60 years.

What a great looking machine .would look good in any collection. Well done and thanks for a great video

It was made by Vale Automatics, from Wales.

What a good looking machine in great condition. I don't know who made it but it's obviously a mech from a Duchess type machine. I have a Duchess type called " Royal" and that has what I call weird payouts. You get nothing for 3 oranges or 3 plums ! Also, you can put loads of pennies through it without a decent win but as I was told, once it starts to pay it seems to pay for a bit and then it goes back and you win nothing for ages. Probably why the cashbox on a Duchess is enormous and if it was full you need to be "Hercules" to remove it. Showmen must have made a fortune on these. Not a machine I would normally associate with you but I can see the appeal. Well done on another great addition.

Absolute Beauty Rob, as to her origins I think I might know, my Wulff Orion has those same reels fitted and the same reward pattern so it's possible she is a rebodied Wulff (not unusual as the standard bodies can be a bit bland), if you like I can try and get you a pic of its reward card as it's one shows the Line payouts aswell as the other Combinations.

It’s got a lovely light action and looks really nice. A good addition to your collection Rob. Thanks.

Steady Eddie the coin Pusher loves this machine, I've never seen one like that. WOW!

Every time you manage to find another machine , it is always one I could have bought years ago pretty cheaply but was never interested then. You buy one , make a super video and because you do them so well, makes me ask myself " You could have had one of those " They are very simple but since the arrival on ITV's Tipping Point they have become increasingly popular. All modern arcades have a version and we know the reason why, it's because they take money. As you proved. Must say I was surprised just how many coins found their way into the cash box. Regarding your machine, another example that looks in very good condition considering it's been around from the sixties. Well done and I look forward to seeing your next acquisition.

The only way to make money with a coin pusher is to _own one_ and put it on location! What else could that star token have won you at other locations?

I had this in my ebay watchlist, didn't get it in the end (obviously 😂)

Is the slot for losses configurable to make it more/less generous?

Great fun these, it's not until you own one you realise there are hidden channels on the bottom level that steal the coins away. Plus the studs added to the shelf that diverts them to the side and also causes them to ride up on each other. They look so simple, yet are quite cunning.

You can definately see why most arcades now are mostly Pushers, they eat coins like nothing else. Any plans to light the play area as its got some pretty nice art?

Quite a Clever machine and nicely simple in how the payouts implemented, I suppose nowadays if you put one in one of those Penny Arcades you'd have to disable the Cig or change it to something like a Pencil to keep it kosher, glad this ones unchanged though.

are u selling this

ive got an aristocrat 1p arcadian 10p jackpot

Very nice, inside looks quite similar to my Orion so I wonder if they shared mechs (Orion doesn't have the button though), would your friend that works of them have any workshop manual stuff for them? I'm mid restoring it and just want to be sure I don't inadvertedly damage it.

It's very beautiful, could be possible its German but when they Anglosised the words they hid its true maker be it fear of anti german sentiment at the time or to just make it seem more posh. Has anyone popped any of its Circuit boards out? It could possibly have the real maker printed on one side of them, other guess is maybe see if theres another machine out there with the same layout (may have different trim etc) and that might give a clue to who made it.

Only thing I might change with that is height of how the lights are mounted as if someones a bit tall or not careful sitting in that chair they might clip the shade on the green light with their head, otherwise its perfect, could always get some old Number plates or Automobillia to go with it too.

I'm so pleased you're enjoying the Brenco Swinger , I had great fun playing it in my house and of course that very machine in Barry's Amusements Bangor in the early 1970s [ it was one of two the other is in a Bangor pub ] .

Best machine you have. And you play it more than others. Must mean something.

Heavens.... When are you going to install a motorway through the house and a roundabout?

I’m speechless! This is one of my ultra favourite machines. Always liked playing it on holiday. Thanks Rob.

Well, well ,well, I was at a garden centre near me only yesterday and there is also an antique shop within the same complex. Been meaning to go there since they opened and they have been open some time , but yesterday a mate said we'll come over to Bedford and how about meeting up at the garden centre and you never know there could be a machine in the antique shop. However, no machine but my mate spies a set of traffic lights and says who would buy them ? I said you'rd be surprised ! Well, I certainly was today. Must say yours are in better condition. You have to be into machines to appreciate things and I am on the same level as yourself !

Crazy man!

I love it. Unfortunately you cannot find these in Spain. We started building fruit machines back in the 70s.... Thanks for the video

I would have definitely been here or close to here during this time, lots of memories as a child here

Get out of the arcade your to good nice machine rob

A very nice machine! Thank you for the demonstration 👍