Cherokee Rose
About This Machine
The Cherokee Rose is a little-documented bingo-style pinball machine from Sigma of Japan. Its exact production year and designer are unknown, and like several other Sigma titles, few records survive describing its gameplay or history. Its scarcity of documentation makes it a subject of curiosity among collectors interested in Japanese-made pinball and bingo machines.
As a bingo machine, Cherokee Rose was likely a single-player game built around Sigma's typical bingo-style mechanics rather than a traditional flipper playfield, though specific gameplay details, artwork, and theme have not been documented.
Little else is known about this machine, and much about its history remains to be uncovered. Its presence in the collecting community reflects the broader interest in preserving and researching the lesser-known Japanese pinball and bingo manufacturers of the postwar era.