Showing posts with label Universal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Universal. Show all posts

Friday, July 3, 2026

scans: Universal pinball flyers

After Hard Rock appearing in the 1977 Universal catalogue, it's a great time to drop even more Universal pinball goodness.  Thanks again to Mike Minchew for the scanning.

Mike Minchew is a prolific collector of Pinball and Arcade/Video Flyers with over 12,000 spare flyers available for sale/trade.  He is always looking to buy flyers for his collection - from a single flyer to entire collections. Mike can be reached at mike.minchew@verizon.net

Click on the name each flyer to access the full thing at The Internet Archive. 

1977 Hard Rock - ハードロック by ユニバーサル (Universal)

1978 Hercules - ヘラクレス by ユニバーサル (Universal)

1979 Harem Cat - ハーレムキャット by ユニバーサル (Universal)

 

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Tuesday, June 23, 2026

scan: 1977-10 Universal Amusement Machine - ユニバーサル 総合カタログ '77 (Universal General Catalog '77)

A very rare slice of my favourite year in Japanese amusement machines! Thank you to Mike Minchew for the scans.

Mike Minchew is a prolific collector of Pinball and Arcade/Video Flyers with over 12,000 spare flyers available for sale/trade.  He is always looking to buy flyers for his collection - from a single flyer to entire collections. Mike can be reached at mike.minchew@verizon.net

A little something for everyone here. Extremely rare pinball machines, medal games, and even coin changers and slot machines.  And a dated price list! Who doesn't love that?  THAT'S RIGHT EVERYONE LOVES THAT.

Download all 12 pages at the internet archive






oh wow a dated price list!


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This 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, banning trans people from bathrooms, and declaring trans existence to be child abuse.

This blog stands in solidarity with all of the youth who are being terrorized by a fascist president that has declared them to be threats that must be eliminated.

The USA is disappearing random brown people off the streets via unidentified masked gestapo and shipping them off to concentration camps and notorious foreign prisons, all with no due process. The world witnessed ICE execute a mother and a nurse and then lie about what we saw. Solidarity for all who are in the gaze of this American Nazism terror campaign against its own people.



Friday, August 23, 2024

scans: Universal company profiles, 1981 & 1982

A friend has sent me these documents with permission to share them.

The first document does not have a year in the title.  The timeline included does not go past 1979.

The second one has "1982" on the cover, but the timeline is only one year forward, just to 1980.  My assumption is that the "1982" document was prepared near the end of 1981 in preparation for the 1982 year.  If the books of 1981 were not closed, the history makes sense to only include history up to 1980.

Based on that assumption, I am assuming the first document is the "1981" corporate profile, probably written at the end of 1980.

Download both of these from The Internet Archive.

~1981 Universal company profile


1982 Universal company profile


What intrigues me most about these is the timelines given for the machines.  Many of the early machines are on the list are ahead of when I have evidence of them being released.  Typically by a year or two, which might be expected given how spotty information we have from 1975 and earlier is. 

But there is one big mystery staring us right in the face: