BF74

Seen many of those Excel credit boards from many years ago now, Used on many a video game and other equipment that started using an electronic coin mech. Some boards had more sets of dip switches so you not only had a multiple choice of price of play and if required bonus credits for higher value coins.

Count down is the £3 upgrade on Time Out. Switch over is the £3 upgrade on Time switch.

Count Down.?

Switch over too..

Time Switch from 1983

Which years were you there Chris and I will have a look if there is anything on the company?

On the subject of glasses, here is an article from 1980 on Applied Screen Print LTD.

I have not found a flyer on that Bally conversion but not the first from A.L. to have the Bullseye name.

Typical of an Associated Leisure Limited or later A.L.Games. conversions on many major manufacturers machines in the 70s & 80s.

I'm back, just had a couple of days away R&R.😀

Yes that's right and the standard plug used on Bell Fruit electro machines and here is picture of the standard door socket.

Looks like someone offered good money to pull the auction.! It is a genuine Bell Fruit, They actually built an experimental MPU version of this machine with a large flat board in an alloy housing replacing the electro control panel on the bottom shelf, Before the arrival of Black Box.

This was the original and standard version Bulgin plug BF machines used with that half moon cut out.

Yes there is a white cabinet version and a penny spinner was around about the same time

It would be a pre decimal machine, the description says late 70s, early 80s but in fact it's a converted late 60s early 70s. Compared to other games from that era,The top right hand cash slot would be for old 6d (2.5p) & 2 shilling (10p) coins, the left slot was originally a token slot and expect it was token payouts. On the top glass where it has the 2p for credit label was the window for a credit counter, whether that is still in situ behind the label will only be known with a look in the back.