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President of the Pacific Pinball Museum Board of Directors, Larry Zartarian, tells us about Ed Krynski, the Keeney coin-op company in Chicago and demonstrates three of the games Ed designed while employed at J. H. Keeney & Co. in the 1950s to 1963. If anyone viewing this knows of another Keeney Arrowhead please contact the Pacific Pinball Museum.

Executive Director of the Pacific Pinball Museum in Alameda, California, Michael Schiess, talks about the custom made award that was given to Gottlieb pinball designer and Chief Engineer Wayne Neyens on his 100th birthday on July 29, 2018. Wayne died on his 104th birthday and his daughters decided the museum should have the award to display next to the Spirit of 76 game that Wayne donated to th...

John Osborne shows the one-of-a-kind Gottlieb prototype Texas Ranger pinball game for home use. Gottlieb pinball company was exploring the possibility of making a pinball game that would be sold by retail stores for use in homes or other locations where coin operation would not be needed. This was an experimental model that was based on the 1972 production version of Texas Ranger that was an ex...

John Osborne was an engineer at Gottlieb from 1972 to 1984. In this video John talks about some of the games he designed or was involved with and the people he worked with at Gottlieb. The video was recorded at Randy Peck's Nu-Pike Arcade in Long Beach, California. In this video the still photos of the playfields are just for reference. Click Pause if you wish to look at them longer or better y...

Playing a stack of 45 rpm 7 inch records on a BSR McDonald Minichanger. The first record had already dropped and then I cycle through the rest of the stack until the last record reaches the end and then the player automatically shuts off. Record changers were all the rage in the past, especially for 45s. It was very common for many teenagers and young adults in the fifties through the eighties ...

Isn't this just the cutest lil record changer ya ever seen. Restored by me and works like new. BSR made several versions of this Minichanger and some were installed in portable stereo units. Very lightweight but mostly metal parts. Made in jolly olde England, of course. It will play and change all sizes of records (have to all be the same size in a stack) and all the common speeds. In this vide...

1965 Gottlieb Paradise pinball game with wonderful 4 row kick-out holes. This game was designed by Edward (Ed) P. Krynski. This four row hopping ball feature was included in several other Gottlieb games. Over the years the blade that kicks the ball can get misshapen and if the game is not level or set at the correct pitch the ball may not travel from one hole to the next. This feature adds a bi...

Color corrected from another source that had extreme red tint applied to a digital capture from original film. If anyone has the original film, whether 16mm or 35mm it would be great to have a professional transfer to high definition digital format.

Orin Ribar gives a tour of the Daisy Air Gun Museum in Rogers Arkansas, July 2008. Orin began working for Daisy in Plymouth Michigan and relocated to Rogers, Arkansas when Daisy moved to a new factory in Rogers in 1958. Orin knew most of the founders of Daisy as well as executives, designers, managers and factory workers. He is a wealth of information about the company history and the products ...

Air rifles (also known as BB guns) from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Models shown and discussed by collector Wes Powers.

2 minute story about Wayne Neyens. Gottlieb pinball designer. 100 years young on July 29, 2018. Interview includes comments from Rick Williamson at 8-Ball Amusement in Mountain Home, AR.

1958 Edsel promotional film converted to video with correct 4:3 ratio

It's Always Something

Pontiac Vibe with some music.

Toy Guns and BB Gun Collection

Wayne Neyens 100th birthday party July 29, 2018

Citation for Wayne Neyens from Arkansas House of Representatives

Gordon Hasse talks about 12 games at PPE 2011

Wayne Neyens Pinball Design

Wayne Neyens designed pinball games

John Osborne phonographs and player piano demonstration

Clark's Haunted Pumpkin Patch 2010

Clarkwhich Project

Clark builds a Dino

CSUSM Smart classroom equipment demo with Lincoln & Bob in 2004

Part 3 of trip with Clark 5-2004

Part 2 of trip with Clark 5-2004

Part 1 of trip with Clark 5-2004

Summer trip 2002 part 4