Ranger

The 1935 Bally Ranger is an electro-mechanical pinball machine from the early years of the industry's commercial era. Details on its specific design or features are not well documented, and little beyond its manufacturer, release date, and model number (16) is confirmed.

As an electro-mechanical machine from the mid-1930s, it would have used a system of relays, switches, and solenoids typical of the period, predating flippers by roughly a decade. Machines of this vintage represent the transition from purely mechanical pinball devices toward the electromechanical designs that would dominate the following decades.

With limited surviving documentation, the 1935 Bally Ranger remains a machine of interest primarily to collectors and historians researching Bally's earliest pinball output.