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Mini-Sega is a slot machine manufactured by Sega during the late 1950s and early 1960s. Unlike other slot machines built by the company, this one is comparitvely small and lightweight. The design is based on the Mills Vest Pocket.
Promotional material
Flyer
Club Specialty Overseas flyer
UK Ruffler & Walker print advert
Print advert in Cash Box (US) #1963-08-10: "August 10, 1963" (1963-08-10)
