Unknown ("One Bell")

This early Pure Mechanical bagatelle game, informally known as "One Bell," was manufactured by J. H. Singer of New York. Its spinner mechanism carries an 1890 patent date, and the game itself is dated to circa the middle 1890s.

Gameplay relies entirely on mechanical components — gravity and a spinner mechanism guide the ball's path, with no electrical elements involved. This straightforward design is typical of bagatelle-style games from this period, offering players a tactile, skill-based experience.

While details about its theme or artwork are scarce, "One Bell" remains a fascinating artifact due to its documented patent date and rarity. It offers a window into the pioneering era of coin-operated amusements that preceded modern pinball.