Racing Club
Manufacturer: O. D. Jennings and Company, of Chicago, Illinois, USA (1932-1938)
Year: 1937
Date: October, 1937
Type: Electro-mechanical (EM)
Players: 1
About This Machine
The 1937 O. D. Jennings and Company Racing Club is a one-ball, payout-style electro-mechanical pinball machine, released in October 1937 near the end of Jennings' run as a manufacturer (the company was active from 1932 to 1938).
Racing Club's gameplay centers on 15 spring bumpers, which would have provided fast, reactive ball movement typical of one-ball payout machines from this period. As with many machines of its type, no specific theme or designer is documented.
While detailed records of Racing Club's artwork and design are limited, its status as a one-ball payout machine from a manufacturer active only briefly in the 1930s makes it a notable piece for collectors researching pre-war coin-operated amusements.
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Technical Details
- Notable Features:
- Spring bumpers (15).