BONUS! THIS BEAUTIFUL CADBURY'S ALLWIN INCLUDES 40 GOLD CHOCOLATES COINS.

INSERT A COIN TO RELEASE THE BALL. FLICK THE BALL INTO A WIN TUBE TO WIN A CHOCOLATE.


THIS IS A BRAND NEW UK MANUFACTURED ALLWIN MACHINE.  

EACH WIN DISPENSES A CHOCOLATE INTO A LARGE CHROME PLATED ART DECO FACIA.

THE GLORIOUS ART DECO BACKFLASH IS PRINTED IN THE CADBURY'S ICONIC PURPLE COLOURING.

THE HOPPER DISPENSES BOTH 32mm CHOCOLATE COINS (40 INCLUDED) AND SMALL SQUARE NEAPOLITANS (THEY CAN BE ALTERNATED OR ALL COINS OR ALL NEAPOLITANS).


FOIL WRAPPED CHOCOLATE COINS ARE AVAILABLE IN 4 THEMES:
CASINO CHIPS, PIRATE GOLD, GOLD COINS, CHRISTMAS.

SQUARE NEAPOLITANS ARE AVAILABLE FROM NUMEROUS ONLINE SELLERS FROM 8p EACH IN A HUGE VARIATION OF THEMED WRAPPERS (CHRISTMAS, EASTER, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, WEDDING AND MANY MANY MORE).

WHITAKERS CHOCOLATES OFFER A GREAT SELECTION AND CAN EVEN MAKE CHOCOLATES TO YOUR OWN DESIGN:
GOOGLE whitakers chocolates and search the site for neapolitans.

BUYER CAN SPECIFY 2p, 10p or old 1d per play (send a message with order or we will contact you to confirm your coin preference)
 
Perfect for a playroom, man cave, family room, games room, bar, hallway etc.

Cabinet crafted from white oak and finished with a polyurethane lacquer coating.
Chrome plated door furniture and playfield components.
500 micron laminated Giclée printed backflash.
Electro-plated grooved stainless steel tracks to ensure a fast and fun game.
2 chrome balls included (only 1 required for play - 1 is spare).
An oak batten ledge is included to seat the machine on your wall.
Instructions included for installing.
2 locks fitted (door and cash box), each with 2 keys.
Dimensions: 70 x 52 x 17 Cms
Weight: Approximately 20 Kg

Retro-Arcade machines are made in UK with care and deference to the specifications and proportions of the original 1900's machines.
Guaranteed 100% perfect working order.

You are welcome to collect and save delivery cost.
We deliver to Australia, New Zealand, Canada and America. For shipment rates please send a message.
To discuss this, or any Retro-Arcade machines, see retro-arcade.co.uk