Stumbled on this while browsing Coin Machine Review issues from 1946 and want to save it for any ongoing carombolette research.
- 33.5" wide x 8;7" long
- They claim the game takes 1 min 25 seconds
- They say they "discovered" Red Ball just before the war, but I assure you these tables were many decades old by this time.
- There is a ball return at the front, which most carombolette tables do not have. If the balls are being released to the front, then there must be holes at the bagatelle back-end. I wish we could see a photograph of the bagatelle playfield.
- There is a unit attached to the end which I assume is a coin unit, but also might count score. I am unable to discern, and there is no text the refers to its operation.
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blog stands in protest against the USA's horrific attempts to eliminate
trans people from society. Trans people have always existed, in every
society, but the administration has embraced a moral panic, declared a
war against reality, and says that trans people can no longer be allowed
to exist. This includes making their healthcare illegal, censoring
books and school curriculum from university level down to elementary
school, and stoking the constant terrorist bomb and death threats
against trans lives and institutions that don't also purge trans people.
This
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terrorized by a fascist president who has declared them to be threats
that must be eliminated.
The USA is disappearing random brown
people off the streets via unidentified masked men and shipping them off
to notorious foreign prisons, all with no due process. Solidarity for
all who are in the gaze of this American Nazism terror campaign against
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Please read: States sue Trump administration after more hospitals stop treating transgender youth by Selena Simmons-Duffin, Aaron Bolton
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