Olympic Games
Manufacturer: H. C. Evans & Company, of Chicago, Illinois, USA (1935-1948) [Trade Name: Evans]
Year: 1935
Date: September, 1935
Type: Electro-mechanical (EM)
Players: 1
About This Machine
Olympic Games is a single-player electro-mechanical pinball machine manufactured in September 1935 by H. C. Evans & Company of Chicago, Illinois (trade name 'Evans').
Specific gameplay details, rules, and notable features for Olympic Games have not survived, which is common for many machines from this early period. As an electro-mechanical design from 1935, it would have used relays, switches, and bumpers typical of the era, predating the flippers that would not be introduced into pinball until 1947.
H. C. Evans & Company operated in Chicago from 1935 to 1948 and was a notable producer of coin-operated payout and amusement games during that span, though little documentation survives about this particular title's design or artwork.