New guy here. I'm mostly an EM pinball collector, but I recently ran across this Indoor Striker trade stimulator at an estate sale and just couldn't leave it behind. The instruction card on it says it's from the Consolidated Automatic Machine company, which I think places it as about 1931.
I'm primarily interested in learning what all might be missing from it (on the internals), but also curious if anyone might have additional info for it (e.g., pointer to relevant patents, advertising, etc.). I know it's at least missing the back cover, but I assume it's missing other things as well, so just wondering if there's any hope of completing it for restoration. I know a couple have come up for auction via Morphy's, but I couldn't find any pictures of the internals. Is it just a parts machine at this point, or is it restorable?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
- Indoor Striker - front
- Indoor Striker - rear
