Pyramid

The Pyramid pinball machine, manufactured by J. H. Keeney and Company Incorporated in August 1935, is a single-player electro-mechanical (EM) machine from the early years of the coin-operated pinball industry. Little detailed information survives about this particular title beyond its basic manufacturing specifications.

Pyramid's gameplay would have followed the traditional EM conventions of its era, featuring bumpers and targets that challenge players to accumulate points. Specific details about the machine's design, art, and theme are scarce, which is common for many machines from the mid-1930s that were not extensively documented.

Despite the limited information available, Pyramid remains an interesting piece of pinball history from Keeney, one of many manufacturers competing in the rapidly growing pinball market of the mid-1930s.