T.V. Pin Game

The T.V. Pin Game, manufactured by Chicago Coin Machine Manufacturing Company in 1974 (model 451), is a four-player pinball machine from a company that had been producing pinball equipment since 1932.

Specific gameplay details for the T.V. Pin Game are not well documented, and its underlying technology -- electromechanical or early solid-state -- isn't confirmed in available records. The mid-1970s was a transitional period for pinball manufacturers as the industry began shifting from electromechanical components toward solid-state electronics.

Due to the limited information available on the T.V. Pin Game, much about its specific design and theme remains unknown. It nonetheless represents a piece of Chicago Coin's long production history for any collector researching the manufacturer's 1970s output.