Thorobreds

Thorobreds, manufactured by Victory Sales Company in 1946, is a single-player electro-mechanical (EM) pinball machine. Victory Sales Company operated only briefly, from 1946 to 1949, making its machines relatively obscure pieces of postwar pinball history.

Detailed information about Thorobreds' gameplay, theme, and specific features is limited, though as an EM machine of its era it likely incorporated flippers and bumpers typical of late-1940s pinball design, following the format that had become standard by the mid-1940s.

With little documentation available on its designer or notable design elements, Thorobreds stands as a lesser-known example from a short-lived manufacturer, of interest primarily to collectors and historians researching the smaller postwar pinball makers.