Lights Out

Lights Out, manufactured by Bally in August 1936, is a single-player electro-mechanical (EM) pinball machine, model number 107, from Bally's formative years as a manufacturer. Like many machines of the mid-1930s, it reflects the era's transition from simple mechanical bagatelles toward more electrically driven gameplay.

Little detailed documentation survives about Lights Out's specific rules, theme, or artwork — a common gap for lesser-known machines from this period of pinball's early commercial history.

While its scarcity or rarity as a collectible cannot be confirmed from available records, Lights Out remains a piece of Bally's early catalog, offering a glimpse into the company's output during pinball's formative electro-mechanical era.