Rebecca

Rebecca, manufactured by Sigma of Japan, is a little-documented single-player bingo machine built around a "Girls - Women - Literature" theme. Its backglass is believed to reference the 1938 gothic novel Rebecca by British author Daphne du Maurier, an unusual literary tie-in for a machine of its era.

As with several other Sigma titles, Rebecca's exact production year, specific gameplay mechanics, and artwork details are not well documented. As a bingo machine, its play would have followed the format's typical mechanics rather than a conventional flipper playfield.

Sigma was one of several Japanese manufacturers that produced bingo-style pinball machines during the postwar era, and while detailed comparisons to other makers aren't well documented, its games -- including Rebecca -- remain of interest to collectors researching the history of Japanese pinball and bingo machines.