New Pay Table

The New Pay Table pinball machine, manufactured by Mills Novelty Company in February 1934, is a single-player electro-mechanical payout machine from the early years of EM pinball technology, which had begun emerging just a year or two prior.

The gameplay features and unique aspects of the machine are unfortunately not well-documented in surviving records. As an electro-mechanical payout machine, it would have used relays and other electrical components to manage scoring and payouts, adding complexity beyond purely mechanical predecessors.

As a product of the Mills Novelty Company, a manufacturer known for its coin-operated equipment, this machine's design and artwork are not well documented today. Its rarity and limited documentation make it something of an enigma for pinball collectors and historians.