Stage Coach

The Stage Coach, manufactured by Chicago Coin Machine Manufacturing Company in June 1968, is a Western-themed, four-player electromechanical pinball machine designed by Albin Peters and Ed Sermonti, with art by Christian Marche.

Gameplay on the Stage Coach is built around two flippers, three pop bumpers, and three kick-out holes strategically placed throughout the playfield. A roll-under feature adds a layer of challenge, requiring precision shots to send the ball under a post, and a center up-post rounds out the shot-making options.

The Stage Coach's art and design align with its Western theme, featuring stagecoach and frontier imagery on its playfield and backglass befitting the genre's popularity in 1960s pinball. As a four-player electromechanical machine from the late 1960s, the Stage Coach remains an intriguing piece of pinball history for collectors and enthusiasts to discover.