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Vintage tabletop pinball toy

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This one is from the 1940's
Twenty one put n take Basketball
Bagatelle Pennants
Northwestern Products
St. Louis, MO
Made in the USA




This is the metal on the edge which is extremely dirty so I decided to clean it...something I love to do


There was a lot of dirt and it took so time to clean it, but look how beautiful it is


I cleaned the wood and the graphics with a soft brush. Some of the deep marks were too stubborn to remove. Maybe there is a better way. If anyone knows drop me a comment.
I decided not to seal it unless I keep it
















The Vintage 1950s deluxe State Fair Bagatelle Pinball Game is a classic toy made by Mar Toys.
With its retro design and nostalgic charm, this piece of history is sure to bring joy to anyone who appreciates the simplicity of traditional toys from the mid-20th century.


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