PAMCO's Time Pinball Machine

PAMCO produced Time in 1935. It features a clock face with a spinning arm to place well-aimed balls into progressive pockets.
Straight from the Billboard advertisement, February 23, 1935:
"TIME invites PRIMARY and SECONDARY systems of scoring...
Here's a machine with DOUBLE APPEAL--First, "Primary" Scoring with True SKILL the chief playing requisite. A ball driven into the cubical enclosure atop the board, pops through the lid--and is taken in hand for a ride 'round the Dial. Should the 1,000 or 2,000 holes be occupied as shown herewith--the hand drops the ball into the 3,000 hole--and so on for genuinely exciting Progressive Scoring. Then TIME'S "Secondary" Play--with balls hitting a "Kicker" at the base of the field--only to light out for Higher Scores--or even race around the Rim of the Dial--to be clutched by the hand, and lodged in the coveted High Scoring Pockets. It's a WINNER that ANSWERS every operating need!"
Inexplicably, the pockets on the clock are not labeled with score values, as the Billboard copy suggests.

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Interesting design. I would like to have something of this era someday.

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Very modern looking playfield for it's time period.