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1957 Bally Carnival pinball machine Building Location: Main_C2 Game Type = EM
The 1957 Bally Carnival was one of only three models
of pinball machines made by Bally in the 1950s (Bally
concentrated on gambling devices like Bingos during that time).
The game has a couple very unique features. One is the
arcing four flippers. When 'flipped', the flipper move
normally, but also move in an arc. The other unique
feature is the 'pussy snapper', in the center of the playfield.
Spelling CARN will open the snapper. Putting the ball into
the snapper will give the player the incremental bonus.
Then the ball is ejected out of the snapper, to the point
where it often hits the top glass!
The 1957 Bally Carnival is a really rare game, and one
that is hard to find in any sort of decent condition.
This is the actual game at the VFW Pinball Museum.
Any questions regardling this game, or any games for sale,
please email the VFW Pinball Museum at
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