Three Feathers

Three Feathers is an electro-mechanical pinball machine from Genco Manufacturing Company, produced in 1949 in the years following World War II. As a game built not long after the 1947 introduction of the flipper, it reflects the industry's rapid adoption of that still-fairly-new mechanism.

The gameplay on Three Feathers features two flippers, one pop bumper, six passive bumpers, and two kick-out holes, giving players several ways to score. Genco produced 1,371 confirmed units between May and July of 1949.

The design and artwork on Three Feathers, centered on a women/girls theme, is typical of Genco's output during this period. Specific details about the machine's designer or artist have not been documented.