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The Dixieland pinball machine, released by Bally Manufacturing Co. in 1968, is an electro-mechanical game designed by Ted Zale with artwork by Christian Marche. This single-player machine features two flippers and is known for its colorful New Orleans-themed backglass artwork, evoking a jazz music vibe.
On the floor at 2 locations
Jumper settings for thresholds from 2400 to 5200
Adjustment plugs plus coil and switch part numbers
Latch relay screws, gap measurements, switch setting
Liberal, medium and conservative post positions
Add-a-ball version of the chart
Replay version, switches 1A to 11B
Oversized sheet for 3/5-ball play with legend
Covers 3-ball and 5-ball play, with blank cards
