Gun Club

Gun Club is a single-player electro-mechanical pinball machine released by Williams Manufacturing Company on October 30, 1953, as model number 91. It was designed by company founder Harry Williams — one of the most influential figures in pinball's early history — with artwork by George Molentin, the artist behind many of Williams' games of the era.

As a 1953 Williams game, Gun Club belongs to the classic post-war flipper era, when single-player games with straightforward, skill-focused layouts dominated arcades and taverns. Detailed feature and production information for this title has not been documented, so much of its specific gameplay remains a subject for collectors to explore firsthand.

For enthusiasts, Gun Club is an example of the Harry Williams and George Molentin partnership at work in the early 1950s, and it holds a modest but genuine place in the catalog of one of pinball's most storied manufacturers.