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Lawman

Manufacturer: Unknown Manufacturer
Type: Electro-mechanical (EM)
Players: 1

About This Machine

Lawman is an electro-mechanical pinball machine whose backglass is identical to Gottlieb's 1972 machine 'Texas Ranger,' except that the Gottlieb logo has been removed and no other manufacturer logo is apparent - the suggested manufacturer is RMG, though this is unconfirmed. Artwork is credited to Gordon Morison.

The machine uses 5-digit score-reel scoring, standard for electro-mechanical machines of the early 1970s, along with an end-of-ball bonus feature that rewarded players for skillful play. Beyond its resemblance to Texas Ranger, specific gameplay details for Lawman are not well documented.

Little else is known about Lawman's design or theme beyond its functional features and its close relationship to the Gottlieb original it appears to be based on. Its uncertain manufacturer only adds to its mystique, making it an intriguing find for collectors interested in unlicensed or rebadged pinball variants.

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Technical Details

Notable Features:
5-digit score-reel scoring. End-of-ball bonus.

Credits

Artist:
Gordon Morison