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The Bazaar pinball machine, released by Bally Manufacturing in 1966, is known for being the first to feature the innovative "zipper flippers" design. This feature allowed the flippers to close the gap between them, preventing the ball from draining, which added a strategic element to gameplay. Designed by Ted Zale, the game also includes six mushroom bumpers, three pop bumpers, and a skill shot feature.
On the floor at 4 locations
Hand-drawn layout for the slingshot and lane areas
Six steps with isometric diagram of bolts and support block
Latch relay screws and gap dimensions
Typed sheet covering post positions and setting plugs
Jumper settings for score ranges from 36-48 to 62-74
1968 US patent with 1970 certificate of correction
Cam sequence chart with wire colors and locations
Oversized sheet showing 6-volt and 50-volt circuits
