HIGH-TOP SLOT MACHINE CABINET WITH VERY STRANGE TOP CASTING

[Midcoast Vintage]

A STRANGE ONE!
Look close at that top casting!!
Seller states most likely English made.
Is it Mills, Sega, or something else?
This looks like a job for FREDDIE BAILEY to identify.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Slot-Ma ... 33a13bab78

[RameGoom]

I dunno, but looking in the background, it appears to be pallets loaded with castings, probably aluminum or cast iron mechanism shelves. Other fabricated parts as well. Makes you wonder.

[SLOT DYNASTY]

This appears to be a Tom Bolland/Mills revamp from England. As it is very similar to some of the style cases
used for the "Brooklands - Black Beauty", "Brooklands - Totalisator", "Screen Stars", "Auto Race", etc., that
were of English origin, and usually of 1d coinage. I'm sure Freddy will correct me, if this is not the case, as
he will know exactly what it is.

[gamblingman]

Background items appear to be modern day slot parts. The open door has spots for 2 locks, which leads me to believe it is a cash box door or cpu area. Also, the numerical tag lying on the floor is pretty much what you see on casino slots as a location identifier. Maybe he is a modern slot machine refurbish shop.

[mrslot1]

I worked on one of these about 2 years ago and it had German writings on it, It might have been a copy or revamp from the united kingdom version,
when I locate the photos of it I will post!