Night Club

The Night Club pinball machine, produced by Elettrocoin of Florence, Italy between 1965 and 1970, is an electro-mechanical (EM) machine themed around music, singing, dancing, and show business. Its backglass artwork is shared with Elettrocoin's other release, 1968's 'Rose & Can Can,' suggesting a common in-house art style used across the manufacturer's catalog.

As an EM machine of its era, gameplay would have relied on relays, solenoids, and electromagnets to drive scoring and playfield features, offering the tactile, mechanical style of play typical of 1960s pinball.

Elettrocoin's output from this period remains relatively undocumented outside of Italy, and Night Club offers a glimpse into the country's mid-1960s pinball manufacturing scene. Additional research would be needed to confirm specific gameplay features, designer credits, and production numbers.