This vibrant 1977 advertising flyer showcases the iconic Gottlieb Pyramid pinball machine, a popular 2-player arcade game from the late 1970s. Featuring colorful artwork with Egyptian-themed pyramids and sphinxes, the flyer highlights the game's unique color-matching bonus feature, which scores up to 30,000 points per ball. The pinball machine itself is depicted in detail, emphasizing its coin-operated design and intricate playfield with drop targets, rollovers, and bumpers.

Produced by D. Gottlieb & Co., a renowned manufacturer based in Northlake, Illinois, this flyer marks their 50th anniversary (1927-1977) and reflects the classic arcade culture of the era. The back of the flyer is blank, indicating it was intended solely as promotional material. This piece is a great collectible for pinball enthusiasts, vintage arcade memorabilia collectors, or those interested in 1970s pop culture and gaming history.Check back weekly for new inventory!