Sunday on Ice

Sunday on Ice is an electro-mechanical pinball machine from Rally a.k.a. Rally Play Company of Nice, France, manufactured in 1961. Rally's production run was relatively short-lived, operating from 1961 to 1969, making Sunday on Ice -- likely among the company's early output -- a notable piece for collectors of European pinball.

The game supports two players and features an ice skating theme, with a maximum displayed score of 1,999 points per player -- a distinctive limit worth noting for a 1961-era machine. As an electro-mechanical design, it likely used flippers to control the ball, standard for pinball machines of this period.

Detailed information about Sunday on Ice's designer, artwork, and specific gameplay mechanics beyond its scoring limit is not well documented, but its ice-skating theme and French origin make it a distinctive example of early-1960s European pinball design.