Marble Queen
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Marble Queen is a classic pinball machine produced by Gottlieb in 1953. It was known for its engaging gameplay and vibrant artwork, characteristic of the post-war era.
Electromechanical (EM) pinball machine. Features include 1 flipper (located in the middle of the playfield), bumpers, kick-out holes, and various targets.
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1 central flipper, vibrant polychrome art, and innovative playfield design for the era.
- Theme: Marble shooting
- Sound: Mechanical chimes and bells typical of electromechanical machines of its time.
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- Year Released: 1953
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Marble Queen was designed by Harry Mabs and features artwork by Roy Parker. It is considered a popular collectible among vintage pinball enthusiasts.
Marble Queen was significant for being one of the first flipper machines where the flipper was central to gameplay strategy.
As a 1953 machine, Marble Queen is a testament to Gottlieb's inventive era, following the post-World War II boom in gaming entertainment.
Marble Queen was significant for being one of the first flipper machines where the flipper was central to gameplay strategy.
As a 1953 machine, Marble Queen is a testament to Gottlieb's inventive era, following the post-World War II boom in gaming entertainment.