1940 Rebound

The 1940 Rebound is a flipperless electromechanical pinball machine from Exhibit Supply Company (ESCO), manufactured in November 1939 with a snow-skiing theme unusual for pinball of its time.

In terms of gameplay, the machine features 13 spring bumpers that provide a challenging and unpredictable experience, while a single habitrail element adds an extra layer of complexity. As a flipperless EM game, its play style relies on timing and placement rather than the flipper-based control that would come to define pinball in later decades.

Little further information is available about this machine's history or original specifications, making it an intriguing piece for anyone interested in the pre-flipper era of pinball design and ESCO's output in the late 1930s.