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| − | The '''Sega Bell''' is the earliest model series of slot machines rebranded by [[Service Games]]. The Bell series is based | + | The '''Sega Bell''' is the earliest model series of slot machines rebranded by [[Service Games]]. The Bell series is based on the Mills High Top machines of the late 1940s to 1950s; as such it, is presumed that these machines were converted to Sega-branded machines somewhere between 1952 and 1960. There are three known variations of the Sega Bell, which for the purposes of this site have been labeled Type A, Type B and |
Type C (official names are unknown.) | Type C (official names are unknown.) | ||
Revision as of 22:20, 12 January 2012
The Sega Bell is the earliest model series of slot machines rebranded by Service Games. The Bell series is based on the Mills High Top machines of the late 1940s to 1950s; as such it, is presumed that these machines were converted to Sega-branded machines somewhere between 1952 and 1960. There are three known variations of the Sega Bell, which for the purposes of this site have been labeled Type A, Type B and Type C (official names are unknown.)
Machines
Original Mills Hightop machine from late 1940s
Converted Mills Hightop to Sega Bell "Type A"
Flyers
Sega Bell "Type A"
"Type A" close up
Sega Bell "Type B"
"Type B" close up
Sega Bell "Type C"
"Type C" close up
Sega Bell "Type D"
"Type D" close up
Lighter
A promotional lighter was made for Service Games using a Mills Hightop as a case.
