I enjoyed watching this video...! and takes me back to my childhood. thnx. How strange it is there are perfect computers and other technologies and I love old slot machines

I also have an extra bell. It is one of my first slots. I picked it up from Mike Gorski over 30 years ago. Sadly Mike passed away. He was a great guy with an amazing collection. Once I tried to include one of my Carousel horses in a trade with Mike for a Watling Roll-A-Top Bird of Paradise and he said he wasn't interested in Carousel figures. The next time I was at his house he had 2 Dentzel standers in his living room. Ha Ha Ha

@MantiquesNetworkShow thank you for this video. I have an Extra Bell that looks identical to this, except that the body of the machine is bronze and the ornamental elements are silver/aluminum. I am interested in selling my machine, and would welcome any advice you may have, or please let me know if you’re aware of any collectors looking to buy a unit similar to this. Mine is in great working order. I’m in Portland, Oregon. Thanks!

I'm very happy to be the first comment poster here. I'm looking at buying this very machine here in the UK but wanted to know a bit about it first which is why this video is so helpful regarding background, desirability and how it works. The high definition video is especially helpful. The highest retail price of this imported and fully restored machine here in the UK is £3,250 ($4,020) which must reflect its rarity . Probably cheaper in the USA?

Wot - no comments posted here?