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Hey folks!
My grandmother is clearing out her basement gaming area and asked me to learn what I could about her slots and video poker machines, among other things. Some of them don't have much identifying information on them, so I was hoping the good people of the internet hobby community could help. Does anyone recognize these machines? Any info would be greatly appreciated. (draw poker machine bonus round!)

machine 1 $ 1200-1500
machine 2 $700
mzchine 3 $800

BlackFoxSees wrote:Hey folks!
My grandmother is clearing out her basement gaming area and asked me to learn what I could about her slots and video poker machines, among other things. Some of them don't have much identifying information on them, so I was hoping the good people of the internet hobby community could help. Does anyone recognize these machines? Any info would be greatly appreciated. (draw poker machine bonus round!)

BlackFoxSees:
Welcome to our Forum.
The first machine, is a Mills 25c "Extrabell" model, and may not be an original, judging from the single cherry pay, and the club handle.
Thousands of these have been reproduced, for several years. I would have to see more of it, to be sure. Especially the mechanism.

As for the second machine, I am not familiar with all electro-mechanical models. It could be a Bally Mfr. Most of these machines have
Mfr. tags inside, and usually have a model number, and date as well.

The "Draw Poker", is most likely IGT, (International Game Technology), and it is a machine that was once on location at Sam's Town.
Also look for a Mfr. tag inside.
Many of these late model machines also had metal plates on the outside of the case, with Mfr. info.

Thank you both for the quick assist! That's exactly the kind of help I needed before getting into the weeds, Dynasty.

Getting new photos from my grandmother will literally take hours of click-by-double-click instruction over the phone, so it pays to know where to ask her to point the camera. I'll be back with what I learn!